unity-smart

You can find Unity scene objects by component properties by providing structured parameters for component names and property filters. This enables deterministic searches for items like lights above a certain intensity or cameras with specific settings.

Yes, you can locate Unity objects by spatial proximity inside a defined sphere or region. The search optionally filters these located objects further by applying component property constraints.

The best way to arrange and bind Unity objects is by applying layout and binding operations to a selection. You can auto-arrange selected objects, snap them to a grid, align them to the ground, randomize transforms, or auto-fill reference lists.

You auto-fill reference lists in Unity by using auto-binding operations on selected objects. This allows a level designer to automatically wire spawn points to a game manager without manually assigning each reference.

No, this Unity scene workflow does not require manual selection because it finds objects by component values or spatial relationships. It then directly applies deterministic layout and binding operations to the queried results.

You randomize transforms for Unity objects by selecting them through spatial or component queries and applying a randomize transform operation. This ensures repeatable layout rules without manual placement adjustments.