editor-selection-set

Automate Unity Editor selection by running a CLI tool that sets the current selection to specified GameObjects directly, bypassing manual clicks. It references GameObject instance IDs to streamline scene selection processes and group editing workflows.

Yes, you can select multiple objects in Unity at once by passing an array of GameObject names to the selection automation tool. It automatically sets the editor selection to all specified objects simultaneously for batch editing.

The Unity selection automation tool includes a compatibility check to ensure all specified objects exist within the Unity Editor before applying the selection, preventing reference errors during scene editing workflows.

The best way to set editor selection for group editing in Unity is using a CLI command that passes a JSON input with a list of target GameObjects. This directly sets the selection via UnityEngine API calls without manual hierarchy navigation.

No dependencies are required to use this Unity editor selection tool. It operates standalone using scripts that leverage standard UnityEngine API calls to set the current editor selection to desired objects.

Unity editor selection returns errors when referencing missing objects because the target GameObjects do not exist in the scene. The tool's compatibility check validates object existence beforehand to prevent these reference errors.