unity-scene

Unity scene management can be automated to create, load, save, and unload scenes, including additive multi-scene workflows, without manual editor interactions. It supports setting the active scene and controlled scene safety for high-risk operations.

You can inspect a Unity scene hierarchy with configurable depth and search for GameObjects by name pattern, tag, or component type. It generates structured outputs for scene info, hierarchies, and search results.

Capturing a Unity scene screenshot for visual reporting is done by rendering the current view to an image file. This allows you to verify scene structure and produce configurable visual previews like a 1920x1080 png.

This approach to Unity scene loading fully supports additive multi-scene workflows. You can load scenes additively, retrieve a list of loaded scenes, switch the active scene, and safely unload additive scenes as needed.

To retrieve loaded Unity scenes during an editor automation workflow, you request the loaded scene list output. It returns structured data showing all currently active and additively loaded scenes.

Automating Unity scene operations includes controlled scene safety measures to mitigate limitations during high-risk tasks. This ensures operations like unloading additive scenes or switching active scenes execute without corrupting unsaved hierarchy changes.