asset-audit

To audit game assets, scan your project directories to identify naming convention violations, missing references, and orphaned assets. The tool checks art, audio, data, and shader folders to enforce lowercase underscore naming and proper formats, generating a concise health report.

Checking game asset size budget overruns involves scanning project directories like assets/art and assets/audio to validate file sizes against defined budgets. The process flags overruns and outputs actionable remediation guidance to keep your pipeline compliant.

Fixing orphaned assets and schema compliance issues requires scanning project data folders to detect unreferenced files and schema violations. The audit identifies these pipeline gaps and provides specific remediation steps to clean up the project structure.

You can validate formats across art, audio, data, and VFX asset categories simultaneously. The audit process scans these directories to enforce proper file formats and standards, reporting any non-compliant assets with actionable remediation guidance in a single health report.

Game asset auditing works for large projects by scanning mixed art, audio, data, and shader assets. It enforces lowercase underscore naming, proper formats, and schema compliance across all specified folders, then generates a concise health report with remediation steps.