[Request] Colouring variables in the inspector

[TheEmbracedOne]

This is a "nice to have" and I'm not sure if this is possible with other tools, but it'd be great if I could somehow colour variables for the inspector either via rgb or hex values:

public class NaughtyComponent : MonoBehaviour {    
    [Color("#123456")]
    public string thisIsAVariable;

    [Color("255,0,102")]
    public Vector3 vectorXYZ;
}

would make: (there's a tool I use that colours the transform values similarly, it colours the field not just the variable's name, but that's also fine)

Thank you for your consideration.

[TylerTemp]

Not exactly related to this issue, but here is one that can co-op with NaughtyAttributes

// work with NaughtyAttributes
[RichLabel("<color=lime><label/>")]
// A little hack to make NaughtyAttributes render an empty label to avoid overlap
[NaughtyAttributes.ResizableTextArea, NaughtyAttributes.Label(" ")]
public string thisIsAVariable;

// work alone
[RichLabel("<color=#ff0066><label/>")]
public Vector3 vectorXYZ;

// work with Unity's built-in attributes
[RichLabel("<color=pink><label/>")]
[Range(0, 1)]
public float range;

[TheEmbracedOne]

@TylerTemp I've not had time to implement this into my project up until now. Thank you for the examples! This is a really great tool you made and I'm glad it works with NaughtyAttributes. I see it does a wide range of things, I am excited to explore it further now that I downloaded it into my project. Thank you again!