asset-audit

To audit game assets, run a full compliance check against your asset directories to detect naming convention violations, missing references, and orphaned files. The audit generates a structured read-only report with remediation recommendations.

Asset compliance auditing enforces naming conventions, size budgets, and format standards across art, audio, VFX, and data directories. You need it to identify orphaned assets, missing references, and standard violations to maintain project integrity.

Yes, you can check asset size budgets and format standards by running a full audit across art, audio, VFX, and data directories. The audit identifies standard violations and outputs a structured report to guide governance and remediation.

The best way to detect orphaned assets and missing references is to run an automated asset audit across your project directories. It scans for integrity issues and generates a comprehensive compliance report with actionable recommendations.

The asset audit report is strictly read-only. It provides structured sections detailing standard violations and missing references, along with recommendations to guide manual remediation and governance without modifying the assets directly.