public class Editor.Label.Title : Editor.Label

In the event that you find your JSON files growing too much due to too much data. You can store data as a binary blob. This will work with anything that serializes to JSON.

Making a custom node in C# is as easy as writing a static method with a special \[ActionGraphNode( id )\] attribute. You should also add \[Pure\] if you want your node to be an expression node - a node without signals.

Just like Subgraphs, you can also create your own custom Nodes with C# (and shader code) to be used in Shader Graphs.

The mount system is extensible - anyone can write a mount to add support for a new game or engine and contribute it to s&box via pull request. A mount detects a game's install directory via Steam, scans its files, and converts assets into s&box compatible assets, all at runtime.

You can define your own custom asset types as GameResources. They give you a nice inspector window and they're hotloaded in-game, which means you can whip things up pretty quickly if you're using them.

You can create your own editor tool to help you create your game. Your tool needs to be created in an editor project.