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# I can't see new fields / variables?

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{% hint style="info" %}
Some scripts do have custom editors which mean that if you add fields or variables to the parent script, they won't appear unless you update the custom editor.
{% endhint %}

### Scripts with Custom Editors:

* AKItem
* AKUIManager
* BasicNote
* BasicReverseNote
* CustomNote
* CustomReverseNote
* ExaminableItem
* FlashlightItemBaseClass
* GeneratorItem
* LeverSystemController

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### How to edit these scripts to include new variables:

* Each script that you see in the inspector that uses a custom editor will have a button called "Open Editor Script" - So you can easily access it.&#x20;

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* Lets take the FlashlightItemBaseClass as an example:
* You first set the SerializedProperty for the fields you've created in your other script:

```csharp
SerializedProperty NameOfFieldsFromOtherScript;
```

Then in OnEnable, you must find that property.&#x20;

```csharp
private void OnEnable()
{
    NameOfFieldsFromOtherScript = serializedObject.FindProperty("NameOfFieldsFromOtherScript");
}
```

In the OnInspectorGUI you must add the field to show the field

```csharp
public override void OnInspectorGUI()
{
    EditorGUILayout.PropertyField(NameOfFieldsFromOtherScript);
}
```


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