Description

Public Float and double networkvariables are visually broken in the editor, even if marked NonSerialized. Workaround is to set them internal if possible.

Reproduce Steps

• Create new project
• Install NGO 1.6.0
• Create a new gameobject and add a script "TestScript", NetworkBehaviour
• Add in a public float or double NetworkVariable (actually doesn't matter if this is serialized or nonserialized)
• Save and go back to editor.
• Unselect and reselect the gameobject, note the console becomes filled with errors about InvalidCastException and "Test Script" is visually broken in the editor.

Actual Outcome

Setting variables in the editor becomes unusable for the entire script (not limited to networkvariables).

Expected Outcome

Not that

Screenshots

Environment

• OS: Windows 10
• Unity Version: [e.g. 2022.2.21f1]
• Netcode Version: [e.g. 1.6.0]

Additional Context

using System;
using Unity.Netcode;

public class TestScript : NetworkBehaviour
{
    [NonSerialized] public NetworkVariable<float> SomeFloat = new NetworkVariable<float>();
}