NaughtyAttributes don't work on custom Inspector Editors

Normally if I define a custom PropertyDrawer with an Attribute and apply that Attribute to a field for a MonoBehaviour that has a Custom Inspector and I use EditorGUILayout.PropertyField(field); do draw that field in the Custom Inspector’s OnInspectorGUI() then the custom PropertyDrawer will still be used for that field in the Custom Inspector.

If I apply a NaughtyAttributes Attribute like ShowIf to a field in a MonoBehaviour then it draws as expected with the Default Inspector but if I have a Custom Inspector and draw that field with EditorGUILayout.PropertyField() it won’t use the custom NaughtyAttributes PropertyDrawer. Is there any way to get this to work inside a Custom Inspector?

[dbrizov]

Fixed in version 2.0.0. The attributes are now reimplemented with Unity’s CustomPropertyDrawer so they work in custom inspectors. There are some exceptions, however (like ReorderableList, EnableIf…). For these to work you need to call NaughtyEditorGUI.PropertyField_Layout instead of EditorGUILayout.PropertyField when you are creating your custom editors

[karmacod3r]

Hope this is not off topic: Only an incomplete solution, but I managed to get Attributes working in my custom editor by using NaughtyAttributes.InspectorEditor as base class. Only thing is that I needed to make InspectorEditor.OnEnable “protected virtual” so I could override. In my custom editor I override OnInspectorGUI and do what I need after base.OnInspectorGUI().