asset-audit

To detect unused assets in a Roblox Studio project, the audit cross-references asset references in code and scenes to identify unlinked files. It flags these potentially unused assets to help you eliminate repository clutter.

Enforcing naming conventions for Roblox assets is handled by checking files against lowercase kebab-case rules. The audit flags any assets that violate this standard, ensuring your directory remains consistently organized.

Flagging oversized audio and image files in Roblox requires applying type-specific size thresholds during a review. The audit checks your assets against these limits and reports files that exceed the configured boundaries.

You can generate an asset cleanup report for Roblox release readiness by running the audit workflow. It produces a findings report with actionable recommendations to fix naming, size, and unused file issues before release.

The Roblox asset audit works on models and data files, scanning the assets directory comprehensively. It reviews images, audio, models, and data files to identify organization issues across your entire project.