unity-validation

To detect missing scripts and broken references in a Unity project, run an automated validation check that scans scenes and assets to surface these structural issues. It reports the exact locations of broken components for cleanup.

The best way to check Unity scene health before a build is to perform an automated pre-build readiness validation. This process detects non-convex mesh colliders, shader errors, and oversized textures to ensure project integrity and prevent build failures.

To clean up empty folders and placeholder components in Unity, use dedicated cleanup helpers provided by validation tools. These helpers automatically remove empty directories and report structural problems to streamline your project for release.

Your Unity build might fail or behave unexpectedly due to non-convex mesh colliders because they cause physics simulation issues. Running a project-wide health validation detects these non-convex meshes so you can address them before attempting a build.

Yes, you can validate oversized textures and shader errors across an entire Unity project by running an automated asset validation check. This process surfaces these specific asset issues early to maintain overall project health and optimize build performance.