enemy-status-track

To track missing enemy assets in an Unreal Engine project, this Skill scans directories like Content/S2/Core_Ene/ for animations, blueprints, and VFX, then generates a report detailing incomplete content.

Yes, you can automatically audit boss and enemy folders for unimplemented blueprints and animations. The Skill scans Content/S2/Core_Boss/ directories to verify asset implementation status.

Generating a markdown status report for enemy content implementation involves scanning project directories for required assets and updating a central enemy_status_tracker.md file with coverage statistics.

This enemy status tracker targets specific Unreal Engine directory structures like Content/S2/Core_Ene/. It scans these predefined paths for AI, VFX, and SFX assets to generate missing asset reports.

The best way to audit game development content for missing VFX and SFX files is to scan enemy folders directly and output a summary of asset coverage to a project-level markdown file.

To check if an enemy is production-ready by verifying its asset implementation status, scan its content folder for required animations and blueprints, then review the generated missing asset reports.