gameobject-set-parent

To re-parent multiple GameObjects in a Unity scene, you provide the target gameObjectRefs and a parentGameObjectRef to batch process hierarchy organization. It utilizes the gameobject-find tool to locate targets before executing the bulk re-parenting operation.

Yes, you can preserve world positions when changing a GameObject's parent by setting the optional worldPositionStays flag. This ensures the re-parented objects maintain their original spatial transforms during scene or prefab hierarchy reorganization.

Yes, this bulk re-parenting approach works directly on both opened Unity prefabs and scenes. It supports batch operations for level design, scene organization, and asset management by reassigning groups of objects to a new parent.

The best way to organize a large Unity hierarchy during level design is using batch re-parenting operations. By supplying multiple gameObjectRefs and a single parentGameObjectRef, you can quickly reassign groups of objects to clean up scene structures.

You need the gameobject-find tool to locate target GameObjects before re-parenting when you do not have direct references. Once located, you pass these targets as gameObjectRefs along with the parentGameObjectRef to execute the hierarchy changes.

To batch re-parent GameObjects in Unity, the required inputs are gameObjectRefs for the targets and parentGameObjectRef for the new parent. An optional worldPositionStays flag is also available to control spatial transform behavior.