Inspector

The inspector panel displays the properties of the currently selected entity, organized in vertical icon tabs. It changes dynamically based on the type of entity you have selected — a mesh shows material and physics options, a light shows intensity and shadow settings, and so on.

Global Properties

The Global tab is shared by all entities:

Property	Description
Name	The display name of the entity
Position	X, Y, Z coordinates
Rotation	X, Y, Z rotation in degrees
Scale	X, Y, Z scale factors
Tags	Labels for organizing and querying entities

TIP

Position, rotation, and scale can be edited both in the inspector and with the viewport gizmos. Changes in one are reflected in the other in real time, and transform edits are undoable with Ctrl/Cmd+Z.

World vs Local Values

When the World space toggle (floating toolbar) is active and the entity has a parent, the Position and Rotation fields show and edit world-space values — the editor converts them to local values relative to the parent when applied. Scale always stays local. With Local active, all fields show values relative to the parent.

Entity-Specific Tabs

Depending on the selected entity type, the inspector displays different tabs:

Meshes and Models

Tab	Contents
Global	Position, rotation, scale, tags, name
Physics	Mass, collider type and size, kinematic — see Physics
Scripts	Attached scripts and behaviors
Material	Material type, properties, and textures — see Materials
Animations	Animation playback: per-clip play/stop, loop toggle, crossfade, speed and weight sliders

Lights

Tabs: Global, Scripts, and Light — properties vary by light type. See Lights for full details.

Particles & Effects

Fire, Explosion, Trail, Rain, Snow, and Fountain emitters expose an emit mode (Continuous / Burst / Timed), test play/stop controls, per-effect parameters, and a texture slot. Scenery entities (Sky, Skybox, Water, Mirror) have their own settings.

Audio

Audio entities provide playback controls for the attached sound file.

Level

When the root Level node is selected, the inspector shows level-wide tabs: General, Scripts, and Simulation — the per-level physics configuration (gravity, tick rate, substeps). See Per-Level Physics.

Input Types

The inspector uses specialized input components for different property types:

Input	Used For
Vector Input	Position, rotation, scale (X, Y, Z fields)
Color Picker	Material colors, light colors
Range Slider	Opacity, intensity, roughness, metalness
Toggle	Booleans like wireframe, cast shadow, fog
Dropdown	Material type, collider type
Asset Picker	Selecting textures, models, scripts