Interface Asset

The Interface Asset allows you to define and generate C# interfaces without the need to write C# manually.
It provides an easy-to-use way to design interfaces, their properties, and methods — and have them automatically converted into valid C# code.

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Overview

An Interface Asset represents a C# interface (interface) in code generation.
When you create or edit an Interface Asset, the generator will compile your visual representation into a valid C# interface declaration.

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Interface Settings

Field	Description
Title	The name of the interface. This becomes the C# interface name.
Category	The namespace under which the interface will be placed.
Interfaces	A list of other interfaces that this one inherits from.

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Properties

Each Interface Asset can define multiple properties.
Properties correspond to get and/or set members inside the generated interface.

Field	Description
Name	The name of the property.
Type	The data type of the property (e.g., int, string, Vector3).
Get / Set	Toggles whether the property has a getter and/or setter.
(Auto-enabled)	If both Get and Set are disabled, Get will automatically be enabled.

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Methods

Each Interface Asset can also define multiple methods.
Methods represent function signatures within the interface.

Field	Description
Name	The name of the method.
Return Type	The type of value returned by the method.
Parameters	The list of input parameters the method takes.

Parameters

Each parameter has its own configuration:

Field	Description
Name	The name of the parameter.
Type	The parameter’s data type.
Modifier	Optional modifiers (ref, out, etc.).
Has Default	Whether the parameter has a default value.
Default Value	The default value (if applicable).
Attributes	Optional attributes applied to this parameter (e.g., [Range], [Tooltip]).

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Automatic Attributes

If you rename an Interface Asset, the generator automatically adds a
[RenamedFrom("OldInterfaceName")] attribute to preserve type compatibility across versions if it was compiled.

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Code Generation Example

Here’s an example of what the generated code might look like:

namespace MyGame.Core
{
    [RenamedFrom("IGameEntity")]
    public interface IGameEntity
    {
    }
}

namespace MyGame.Core
{
    public interface IPlayerStats : IGameEntity
    {
        int Health { get; set; }
        string Name { get; }
        void Reset();
        void Heal(int amount);
    }
}

Note you have to compile your asset first before before it's type can be used in other assets.