⚠️ DEPRECATED: This project is no longer maintained. To continue using SceneOrganizer check out nUtilities. This repository will be archived and will not receive any further updates or bug fixes.

Scene Organizer

A Unity Editor tool that helps you organize, manage, and quickly access scenes in your project. Group scenes together for better workflow management and faster development.

Features

• Scene Organization: Manage scenes by creating custom groups
• Quick Scene Access: Open scenes directly from the organizer window
• Drag-and-Drop Support: Easily add scenes to groups with drag-and-drop
• Scene Group Management: Create, rename, and delete scene groups
• Scene Search: Quickly find scenes with the search bar
• Scene Renaming: Rename scenes directly from the organizer window
• Scene Moving: Move scenes between groups
• Backup System: Automatic backup of your scene organization data
• Restore From Backup: Recover your scene organization from previous backups

Installation

Method 1: Unity Package

1. Download the latest .unitypackage release from the Releases page
2. Open your Unity project
3. Import the package via Assets > Import Package > Custom Package...
4. Select the downloaded .unitypackage file

Method 2: Manual Installation

1. Clone this repository or download the ZIP file
2. Copy the Assets/Scripts/Utilities/SceneOrganizer folder into your project's Assets folder

Getting Started

1. Open the Scene Organizer window via Window > Scene Organizer
2. Create a new group by entering a name and clicking "Add Group"
3. Select a scene from the list and add it to your group
4. Double-click on any scene to open it in the editor

Usage Guide

Creating Scene Groups

1. Enter a group name in the "New Group Name" field
2. Click "Add Group" or press Enter
3. Groups will be displayed in the lower section of the window

Adding Scenes to Groups

Method 1: Using the Button

1. Select a scene from the upper list
2. Click "Add Selected Scene to Group"
3. Choose the target group from the dropdown menu

Method 2: Using Drag and Drop

1. Click and hold on a scene in the upper list
2. Drag the scene onto the desired group
3. Release to add the scene to that group

Managing Scenes in Groups

• Open Scene: Click the "Open" button next to a scene in a group
• Remove Scene: Click the "Remove" button to remove a scene from a group (this doesn't delete the scene file)
• Move Scene: Click the "Move" button to move a scene to a different group

Group Management

• Collapse/Expand Groups: Click the ▼/► button next to each group name
• Rename Group: Click the "Rename" button next to a group name
• Remove Group: Click the "Remove Group" button at the bottom of each group section

Creating New Scenes

1. Click the "Create New Scene" button
2. Enter a name for your new scene
3. Choose a template (Default or Empty)
4. Select a save location
5. Click "Create Scene"

Backup & Restore

1. Click the settings (⚙️) icon in the search bar to access backup settings
2. Enable backups and set a backup directory
3. To restore from a backup, select a backup file from the dropdown and click "Restore from Selected Backup"

Configuration

Backup Settings

• Enable Backup: Toggle automatic backups of your scene organization data
• Backup Directory: Set the directory where backups will be stored
• The system keeps the 3 most recent backups

File Structure

Assets/
└── Scripts/
    └── Utilities/
        └── SceneOrganizer/
            ├── SceneOrganizerWindow.cs      # Main organizer window
            ├── CreateNewSceneWindow.cs      # Scene creation window
            ├── SettingsWindow.cs            # Settings and backup window
            └── SceneGroupData.cs            # Data structure for scene groups

Data Storage

Scene organization data is stored in a ScriptableObject located at Assets/Editor/SceneGroupData.asset. This file is created automatically the first time you use the tool.

Compatibility

• Unity 2019.4 or higher
• Works with both the Built-in Render Pipeline and URP/HDRP projects

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit a pull request or create an issue if you have suggestions or encounter bugs.

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgements

• Made by Nativvstudios
• Thanks to all contributors who have helped improve this tool