unity-validation

To find missing scripts and broken references in a Unity project, run a validation workflow that scans scene integrity and project assets to detect and help repair these health issues.

The best way to check Unity project health before a build is to perform a health audit using modular validation functions that inspect scene integrity, texture sizes, and structural dependencies.

You can detect unused assets and clean up empty folders in Unity by running a project cleanup validation that identifies unneeded files and safely removes empty directories.

Yes, you can validate texture sizes and project structure for Unity projects of varying sizes using configurable validation options designed to inspect assets and ensure performance health.

Unity scene validation may report health issues after cleanup if broken references or missing scripts still exist, requiring a comprehensive audit to detect remaining structural problems.

No specific dependencies are required to perform a Unity project health audit, as the validation workflow operates independently using configurable modular functions to inspect project structure.