Prevent very large Texture images from overflowing outside the Texture Viewer

Author: sinai-dev

src/ExplorerCore.cs

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ namespace UnityExplorer
     public static class ExplorerCore
     {
         public const string NAME = "UnityExplorer";
-        public const string VERSION = "4.1.0";
+        public const string VERSION = "4.1.1";
         public const string AUTHOR = "Sinai";
         public const string GUID = "com.sinai.unityexplorer";
 

src/UI/Inspectors/ReflectionInspector.cs

@@ -617,12 +617,15 @@ private void ConstructTextureHelper()
 
             // Actual texture viewer
 
-            var imageObj = UIFactory.CreateUIObject("TextureViewerImage", textureViewer);
-            textureImage = imageObj.AddComponent<Image>();
-            textureImageLayout = textureImage.gameObject.AddComponent<LayoutElement>();
+            var imageViewport = UIFactory.CreateVerticalGroup(textureViewer, "Viewport", false, false, true, true);
+            imageViewport.GetComponent<Image>().color = Color.white;
+            imageViewport.AddComponent<Mask>().showMaskGraphic = false;
 
+            var imageObj = UIFactory.CreateUIObject("Image", imageViewport);
             var fitter = imageObj.AddComponent<ContentSizeFitter>();
             fitter.verticalFit = ContentSizeFitter.FitMode.PreferredSize;
+            textureImage = imageObj.AddComponent<Image>();
+            textureImageLayout = UIFactory.SetLayoutElement(imageObj, flexibleWidth: 9999, flexibleHeight: 9999);
 
             textureViewer.SetActive(false);
         }