gameobject-component-destroy

To destroy components on a GameObject in Unity safely, you pass the target GameObject reference and the specific component references to the tool. This allows targeted removal of specified components while ensuring all other components remain intact.

When destroying a non-existent component, the tool performs safety checks by validating component presence before removal. It ensures non-existent components are not destroyed and returns a structured result reporting any failed hits.

Yes, you can remove components from Unity prefabs at edit-time. The tool is applicable to both edit-time prefabs and runtime scenes, allowing you to clean up temporary components from a prefab before your final build.

Yes, it is possible to destroy multiple components on a single GameObject at once. You provide the gameObjectRef along with multiple destroyComponentRefs, and the tool will process the batch removal and return a structured result indicating the destroyed components.

The safest way to clean up temporary components before a Unity build is to use a deterministic removal tool that validates component existence before deletion. This prevents errors by ensuring only existing components are destroyed and reporting any missed targets.