unity-validation

To find missing scripts and unused assets in a Unity project, run an automated validation check that scans scenes, prefabs, and folders to report total issues and item lists. This skill detects structural inconsistencies and generates detailed cleanup reports.

The best way to check Unity project health before a build is running pre-build validation checks. This skill performs comprehensive scans for missing prefabs, duplicate names, and empty folders, returning structured results to guide maintenance and prevent build failures.

Yes, Unity project health scans are configurable. You can enable specific checks like checkMissingScripts, checkMissingPrefabs, and checkDuplicateNames to target particular structural inconsistencies across your assets and scenes during maintenance workflows.

Unity validation works across both scenes and prefabs. It performs project-wide checks targeting missing scripts, duplicate names, and unused assets within these files, providing structured reports with counts and object lists to guide cleanup campaigns.

Unity projects report missing prefabs and duplicate names due to accumulated structural issues from broken references or naming conflicts. Running a validation check identifies these specific problems, returning detailed asset lists and total issue counts for maintenance.

A Unity cleanup report includes structured results like totalIssues, missingScripts, and duplicateNames. It provides detailed counts and item lists of problematic assets, empty folders, and structural inconsistencies to guide regular project maintenance.