asset-audit

To check game assets for naming convention compliance, run an audit that scans your file system to pattern match art, audio, VFX, shaders, and data files against your established project standards.

Finding orphaned assets in a game development pipeline involves scanning your project directories to identify files that are not referenced in code, preventing technical debt and streamlining your art and audio workflows.

To verify game asset file size budgets and format standards, run an audit that scans your assets directory to catch oversized textures or incorrect formats that could cause build failures or performance issues.

Yes, auditing game asset integrity requires glob and grep tools for file system scanning and pattern matching to successfully identify missing references and orphaned files across your game development pipeline.

You should run an asset audit before integrating new art into the game engine to catch naming errors, oversized textures, and missing references early, preventing potential build failures and performance issues.