asset-audit

Asset auditing checks directories across art, audio, vfx, shaders, and data to enforce lowercase naming, validate JSON/YAML schemas, and flag orphaned files. It produces a summary highlighting violations and overall asset health for your game project.

Asset pipeline compliance validates file formats, enforces size budgets, and ensures cross-reference integrity across art, audio, data, and shader assets. It identifies standard violations and missing references to keep game project assets meeting pipeline requirements.

Scan your project directories to check cross-reference integrity and flag non-compliant files to find orphaned assets. The audit catches missing dependencies and orphaned files across art, audio, vfx, shaders, and data folders.

Yes, you can validate JSON and YAML schemas for data assets to ensure they meet pipeline requirements. The audit enforces schema validation alongside dimensional and format budgets to maintain data integrity across your game project.

Yes, the asset audit checks file size budgets and format compliance alongside naming conventions and cross-reference integrity. It flags non-compliant files exceeding dimensional budgets or violating format standards within your game project pipeline.

Automated asset auditing is limited to scanning predefined directories like art, audio, vfx, shaders, and data, enforcing lowercase naming, and validating JSON/YAML schemas. It may not catch semantic errors or context-specific issues outside these pipeline rules.