editor-selection-get

You retrieve Unity Editor selection details by querying the current active objects, returning GameObjects, Transforms, InstanceIDs, and AssetGUIDs in a single API call. This simplifies scene debugging and editor automation workflows by exposing the exact inspector state.

Querying the Unity Editor selection programmatically returns active GameObjects and asset details, enabling you to log selection state for reproducibility. This approach simplifies scene debugging and editor tooling integration by exposing exact active object states.

Yes, you can retrieve InstanceIDs and AssetGUIDs for selected Unity assets simultaneously. Querying the editor selection supports optional depth, returning GameObjects, Transforms, InstanceIDs, AssetGUIDs, and the ActiveObject in a single API call for tooling integration.

Yes, Unity editor selection retrieval works for editor scripting and automation. It exposes active objects and their instance IDs, allowing you to programmatically adjust workflows and integrate custom tooling within the Unity Editor environment.

Querying active objects when scripting Unity Editor tools exposes current GameObjects and instance IDs active in the scene and inspector. This ensures your tooling reacts to the correct selection, simplifying editor automation and debugging workflows.