gameobject-duplicate

To duplicate GameObjects in a Unity scene programmatically, provide a gameObjectRefs list specifying instanceID, path, or name to automatically clone the targeted objects while preserving their components and hierarchy.

Yes, you can clone multiple GameObjects inside an opened Unity prefab by supplying a list of object references, which duplicates the targeted items within the prefab hierarchy and returns the new object references.

To identify GameObjects for scene duplication automation, you need to provide a gameObjectRefs list containing the instanceID, hierarchy path, or name of the target objects you want to clone within your active scene or prefab.

Yes, GameObject duplication preserves the original components and hierarchy, ensuring that the cloned objects maintain the exact same structure and property settings as the source targets within the scene or prefab.

The best way to find and duplicate targeted objects in Unity tooling is to use a gameobject-find mechanism to locate the targets, then pass those references to the duplication tool to receive a list of cloned objects.

After duplicating GameObjects in a prefab or scene, the tool returns a List of duplicated object references, allowing for further automation and downstream modifications on the newly created clones.