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By default, the searchbar appears when you have more than 10 types in the dropdown list. You can change this behaviour with the ***SearchbarMinItemsCount*** option. Here we used SearchbarMinItemsCount = 0 to make searchbar appear even though there are less than 10 types to choose from.
You can make the field show just the type name without its namespace. For example, in this case, the field will show *DefaultGreetingLogger* instead of *TypeReferences.Demo.Utils.DefaultGreetingLogger*:
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By default, the field shows built-in types by their keyword name instead of the full name (e.g. `int` instead of `System.Int32`). You can change this by setting the ***UseBuiltInNames*** option to false.
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The ***SerializableOnly*** option allows you to show only the classes that can be serialized by Unity. It is useful when creating custom generic classes using the types selected from the dropdown. It is a [new feature in Unity 2020](https://unity.com/releases/2020-1/programmer-tools#create-fields-generic-types-directly).
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publicTypeReferencegreetingLoggerType;
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## Project Settings
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Some options are located in Project Settings.
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By default, the field shows built-in types by their keyword name instead of the full name (e.g. `int` instead of `System.Int32`). You can change this by setting the ***Use built-in******names*** option to false.
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The searchbar appears when you have more than 10 types in the dropdown list by default. You can change this behaviour with the ***Searchbar minimum items count*** option.
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