unity-component

You can add or remove Unity components directly by targeting a GameObject and specifying the component type. This Skill handles built-in and custom scripts, applying changes to single or multiple objects in one pass.

Yes, batch operations allow you to update component fields and serialized properties across multiple GameObjects. You can efficiently modify physics setups, UI wiring, and custom script fields scene-wide.

Copying component settings between prefabs is handled by reading the source component's serialized properties and applying them to the target. This ensures field values and reference bindings match without manual Inspector entry.

It works with both custom C# scripts and built-in Unity components. The Skill validates component-specific write rules, enabling safe field updates and reference binding for physics setup and custom behaviors alike.

To list and inspect components, target the selected GameObject and request a component overview. The Skill reads attached components and their serialized properties, providing inspection data without manual Inspector navigation.

Avoid batch operations when GameObjects require unique component-specific write rules or distinct serialized property values. For highly individualized physics setups or UI wiring, single-object targeting ensures precise validation and avoids reference binding errors.