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+using UnityEngine;
+using System;
+using System.Collections;
+
+using AdvancedInspector;
+
+[AdvancedInspector]
+public class AIExample13_Expandable : MonoBehaviour 
+{
+    // The expandable attribute is used to control if an item can not be expanded, or if it should be expanded by default.
+    [Inspect, Expandable(Expanded = true)]
+    public ExpandableClass expandedField;
+
+    // Preventing an object from being expandable is sometime useful when you want to display its inner content differently.
+    [Inspect, Expandable(Expandable = false)]
+    public ExpandableClass notExpandableField;
+
+    // This class is not expandable by default. 
+    [Inspect]
+    public NotExpandableClass notExpandableObject;
+
+    // Class with the AdvancedInspector attribute are automaticly inlinable/expandable.
+    [AdvancedInspector, Serializable]
+    public class ExpandableClass
+    {
+        [Inspect]
+        public float myField;
+    }
+
+    // It is possible to prevent that like this;
+    // This is useful when you build your own base type similar to how a float is displayed.
+    // A good example is the Guid class.
+    [AdvancedInspector(Expandable = false), Serializable]
+    public class NotExpandableClass
+    {
+        [Inspect]
+        public float myField;
+    }
+}