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Inspector polish patterns for reflection-driven property editors — right-aligned labels, drag-to-scrub, consistent spacing.
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| name | inspector-polish |
| description | Inspector polish patterns for reflection-driven property editors — right-aligned labels, drag-to-scrub, consistent spacing. |
| source | auto-skill |
| extracted_at | 2026-06-14T09:27:25.957Z |
Titan's reflection-driven inspector (reflect_inspector.rs) renders properties for any #[derive(Reflect)] component. Each field type maps to a "row" widget (drag value, checkbox, text edit, vec2/vec3/quat).
Pro tools (Maya, Unity, Unreal) use right-aligned labels for a clean vertical scanning edge. Apply to all inspector row widgets:
fn drag_value_row<T>(ui: &mut egui::Ui, label: &str, value: &mut T, speed: f32) -> InspectorResponse
where T: egui::emath::Numeric {
let mut acc = InspectorResponse::default();
ui.horizontal(|ui| {
// Right-aligned label
let label_width = ui.available_width() * 0.4;
ui.allocate_ui_with_layout(
egui::vec2(label_width, ui.spacing().interact_size.y),
egui::Layout::right_to_left(egui::Align::Center),
|ui| {
ui.label(
egui::RichText::new(label)
.size(style::type_scale::CAPTION)
.color(style::palette::text_secondary()),
);
},
);
ui.add_space(style::space::SM);
let r = ui.add(egui::DragValue::new(value).speed(speed));
acc = InspectorResponse::from_egui(&r);
});
acc
}
Apply the same pattern to vec2_row, vec3_row, vec4_row, quat_euler_row, checkbox_row, text_edit_row:
All field rows use:
style::space::SM (8px) gap between label and controlstyle::type_scale::CAPTION (11px) for labelsstyle::palette::text_secondary() for label colorPer the spec:
egui::CollapsingHeader) ✓DragValue already supports scrubbing (click-drag on the value). No additional work needed.