asset-audit

Game asset compliance checking is automated by auditing project codebase and asset standards documentation to verify naming conventions, file size budgets, and format standards. The process identifies orphaned and missing assets while generating a comprehensive findings report.

Finding orphaned game assets is handled by scanning the project codebase to identify asset files that lack code references. The audit cross-references existing assets against code dependencies and generates a detailed report listing all unreferenced files.

Identifying missing game assets referenced in code is achieved by scanning project scripts for asset references that lack corresponding files. The audit generates a detailed report listing all missing references to resolve pipeline requirements and broken dependencies.

Asset standards documentation is required to run a game asset audit, providing the naming conventions, file size budgets, and format standards for validation. The project codebase is also necessary to cross-reference assets and identify missing or orphaned files.

Auditing specific game asset categories like art is supported by passing the target category as an argument. Running the audit with a specified category isolates the compliance checking, format standards validation, and report generation to that specific group.

Game asset audit reports show pipeline requirement violations when scanned assets fail to meet the format standards or file size budgets defined in the asset standards documentation. The generated report outlines these findings alongside identified orphaned and missing assets.