In this video I dive into Unity Attributes—those special tags you place above variables or classes to change how things behave in the Inspector (and sometimes behind the scenes). My main goal here is simple: make your code cleaner and make your Unity Editor easier to use. I walk through the practical Inspector-focused attributes I use all the time to organize variables, add helpful info, and restrict input so you don’t accidentally set values that break your gameplay. I cover Header and Space for clean grouping and readability, Range for sliders with min/max limits, and Tooltip for quick explanations without cluttering your code. I also show Multi-line/TextArea for editing longer strings like dialogue or descriptions directly inside Unity. For workflow boosts, I explain ContextMenu so you can trigger test methods from the Inspector with a right-click—no temporary UI or play mode needed. Then I get into SerializeField for keeping variables private but still editable, HideInInspector for hiding public fields when they don’t need to be tweaked, and RequireComponent to enforce dependencies like Rigidbody so your scripts are more robust. Finally, I wrap with OnDrawGizmos to visualize important data (ranges, paths, boundaries) right in the Scene view—editor-only, but insanely useful for debugging and setup.