The Inspector window
Projects in the Unity Editor are made up of multiple GameObjects that contain scripts, sounds, Meshes, and other graphical elements such as Lights. The Inspector window (sometimes referred to as “the Inspector”) displays detailed information about the currently selected GameObject, including all attached components and their properties, and allows you to modify the functionality of GameObjects in your Scene.
Inspecting GameObjects
Use the Inspector to view and edit the properties and settings of almost everything in the Unity Editor, including physical game items such as GameObjects, Assets, and Materials, as well as in-Editor settings and preferences.
When you select a GameObject in either the Hierarchy or Scene view, the Inspector shows the properties of all components and Materials of that GameObject. Use the Inspector to edit the settings of these components and Materials.
The image above shows the Inspector with the Main Camera GameObject selected. In addition to the GameObject’s Position, Rotation, and Scale values, all the properties of the Main Camera are available to edit.
Inspecting script variables
When GameObjects have custom script components attached, the Inspector displays the public variables of that script. You can edit these variables as settings in the same way you can edit the settings of the Editor’s built-in components. This means that you can set parameters and default values in your scripts easily without modifying the code.
Inspecting Assets
When an Asset is selected in your Project window, the Inspector shows you the settings related to how that Asset is imported and used at run time (when your game is running either in the Editor or your published build).
Each type of Asset has a different selection of settings. The images below demonstrate some examples of the Inspector displaying the import settings for other Asset types:
The Model tab of the Model Import Settings window:
The Audio Clip Import Settings window:
The Texture Import Setting window:
Prefabs
If you have a Prefab selected, some additional options are available in the Inspector window.
For more information, see documentation on Prefabs.
Project settings
When you select any of the Project Settings categories (menu: Editor > Project Settings), these settings are displayed in the Inspector window. For more information, see documentation on Project Settings.
Icons and labels
You can assign custom icons to GameObjects and scripts. These display in the Scene view along with built-in icons for GameObjects such as Lights and Cameras.
For more about icons and labels, see Unity documentation on assigning icons.
Re-ordering components
To reorder components in the Inspector window, drag-and-drop their headers from one position to another. When you drag a component header, a blue insertion marker appears. This shows you where the component should go when you drop the header:
You can only reorder components on a GameObject. You can’t move components between different GameObjects.
You can also drag and drop script Assets directly into the position you want them to appear.
When you select multiple GameObjects, the Inspector displays all of the components that the selected GameObjects have in common. To reorder all of these common components at once, multi-select the GameObjects, then drag-and-drop the components into a new position in the Inspector.
The order you give to components in the Inspector window is the order you need to use when querying components in your user scripts. If you query the components programmatically, you’ll get the order you see in the Inspector.
2018–04–23 页面已修订并只进行了有限的编辑审查
Component drag and drop added in Unity 5.6