Quote Originally Posted by Sitten Spynne View Post
Once you commit to creating a custom property editor, you can basically do whatever you want.

That process involves implementing some interfaces and applying some attributes I don't quite remember. (I did this for 6 years, but that was 5 years ago.) At a high level, a "UI Editor" for a control is a UserControl that gets a property value and has to publish changes to that value in a particular way. So whatever thing you can imagine is possible.

But I re-iterate: overcategorization is worse than no categorization. I haven't used the "category" view for years to edit properties, I like them alphabetized so I can get to the ones I want. If your control takes 4 extra clicks to edit some property, I'd much rather use someone else's that takes fewer clicks.
Thank you very much for your help and your advices!!! I'll keep them in mind...