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Enemy asset auditing scans specified Unreal Engine directories to locate death animations, blueprints, AI, and VFX. It checks for required assets within enemy folders and updates a central tracking spreadsheet with implementation completeness, generating missing asset reports and summary statistics for content coverage.

Auditing Unreal Engine enemy implementation involves scanning target folders to identify hit reactions, attack sequences, locomotion, and SFX. The process updates a project-level markdown tracking file with each enemy's content completeness and generates missing asset reports for QA testing prioritization.

Yes, enemy content tracking works with boss and standard enemy folders by scanning specific directories like Core_Ene and Core_Boss. It identifies the presence of blueprints, AI, VFX, and SFX within these enemy asset folders to update the central tracking spreadsheet with completeness data.

Generating missing asset reports for Unreal Engine enemies is best done by scanning directories for attack sequences, locomotion, death animations, and SFX. The tool identifies absent asset types and provides summary statistics for content coverage directly in a central tracking spreadsheet.

Yes, you can use this to check for death animations and hit reactions in enemy folders. It scans specified Unreal Engine project directories to discover these specific asset types, updating a project-level tracking file with the implementation status of each enemy's content.