gameobject-find

You can find a GameObject in Unity by providing its specific reference or path, which locates the target in the opened Prefab or active Scene and returns its metadata. The tool prioritizes the opened Prefab first, then checks the active Scene.

Yes, you can preview attached components on a Unity GameObject by enabling the includeComponents input. This returns an optional components preview alongside the standard GameObject metadata without loading the entire scene hierarchy.

The best way to read a specific subtree of a Unity GameObject hierarchy is by using path-scoped reads via the paths or viewQuery inputs. This allows you to selectively serialize subtrees and return only the targeted hierarchy data.

Yes, the GameObject search tool works with both Unity prefabs and active scenes. It automatically prefers the opened Prefab if available, and then falls back to searching the active Scene to retrieve the requested metadata.

Besides components, you can retrieve optional editable data, bounds, and hierarchy information from a Unity GameObject. By configuring inputs like includeData, includeBounds, and includeHierarchy, you receive a comprehensive GameObjectData structure.

You can control the depth of the hierarchy when retrieving Unity GameObject data by specifying the hierarchyDepth input. This limits the returned hierarchy levels within the GameObjectData structure to prevent unnecessarily deep scans.