Tools and Utilities.

Relatively recently, I developed an interest in building little tools and utilities to make development a lot more productive.

The tools showcased here are short tidbits created for specific projects with limited deadlines. But in the future, I would love to take on the challenge of a proper, feature specific, development tool.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

ASSET BATCH RENAMING.

Why?

I worked on Sour Security with a very talented team of programmers and designers, but the team lacked artists. Thus, we made use of a lot of external assets. A lot of these assets lacked naming conventions or used different naming conventions.
So, a need for a tool capable of batch renaming an entire folder or a selection of assets arose.

Working

Easily Configure Naming Conventions

REPLACE SELECTED OBJECT(S) IN SCENE.

Why?

I worked on Downhill Dash with a talented team of people. Our level designers created levels using simple blockout shapes.
When it was time to replace the blockout shapes with art assets, we felt the need for a tool to replace selected objects in the level with assets from the asset directory.

Key Features

Replace selected GameObjects: Select multiple objects and replace them with a chosen prefab or GameObject.
Keep properties: Options to retain scale, rotation, name, layer, tag, and prefab overrides.
Prefab support: Handles prefab instances and allows copying prefab overrides.
Undo support: Uses Undo.RegisterCreatedObjectUndo and Undo.DestroyObjectImmediate to ensure changes can be reverted.
Editor preferences: Stores user settings with EditorPrefs for persistence