🍱Extras

Global settings for Timeflow

Display Scrollbar On Left

If enabled, the vertical scrollbar is displayed on the left side of the track view (rather than on the right - the default option). The vertical scroll bar is shared between the hierarchy view on the left and the track view on the right, but has no effect on the graph view.

Auto Scroll to Selection

When viewing long lists of objects, this setting allows the view to automatically scroll vertically to the selected object.

Minimize Floating View to Bottom

This controls the minimize behavior for an undocked Timeflow view. If enabled, when the view is minimized it is repositioned to the bottom of the screen, and then restored to it's previous position and size when unminimized.

For more details see Minimize Window

Scene Backup Path

This defines a path in the Assets directory to make scene backups using the File menu command Save Scene Backup. The default path is "Assets/_SceneBackup" but may be any path you wish as long as it is in the Assets directory.

Prefab Save Path

This specifies the asset directory to save new prefabs to when using the command 'Save Selected Prefabs' (keyboard shortcut Control + Alt + Shift S).

To copy the asset path for a directory, right click on it in the Project view and select Copy Path from the context menu. This can then be pasted in the Prefab Save Path field.

Enable Debug Logging

Controls globally whether Timeflow scripts can output debug logging messages. When enabled, components and other objects display a debug logging toggle switch to selectively enable debug logging where needed. When enabled additional messages are output to the console log as an aid to trace program flow and resolve issues.

This is an advanced feature and is best left off for general use. Developers writing extensions for Timeflow are encouraged to enable this feature for testing and debugging purposes.

Additional debug tools can also be found in the Tools > Editor menu.

Expose All Properties

By default this option is off and Timeflow hides all properties related to editor and internal values.

Enabling this feature is not recommended, except for debugging and experimental purposes. Exposing all properties makes it possible to create assignments that may cause unexpected results or errors. Use with caution.