unity-script

Batch create Unity C# scripts using the script_create_batch workflow to generate multiple MonoBehaviour or ScriptableObject files at once, minimizing disruptive Domain Reloads during iterative development. This approach groups file generation operations into a single compilation cycle.

Manage MonoBehaviour script refactoring by utilizing find-and-replace, rename, and move operations while monitoring compile diagnostics. This workflow ensures structural changes are tracked and validated against Unity's compilation status to prevent broken references.

Yes, you can get compile diagnostics feedback after modifying Unity C# scripts. The workflow returns compile feedback to verify script validity and coordinates Unity domain reloads, ensuring errors are caught immediately after file creation or replacement operations.

Yes, this workflow supports creating EditorWindow and ScriptableObject scripts. It handles authoring for standard MonoBehaviour, ScriptableObject, Editor, and EditorWindow templates, allowing single or batch generation directly within Unity project directories.

Unity domain reloads disrupt script iteration by pausing the editor for compilation. Avoid unnecessary reloads by using batch creation workflows to group multiple C# script files into a single generation pass, reducing the frequency of compilation cycles.

Append code or find-and-replace text in existing Unity C# scripts using dedicated maintenance operations. The workflow supports reading, appending, and targeted find-and-replace modifications while checking compilation status to ensure script integrity throughout the process.