Does this skill work with inactive GameObjects?

Yes, you can include inactive objects in your search results by setting the --include-inactive parameter to true.

Can I search for GameObjects using regular expressions?

Yes, by setting the --search-mode to 'Regex', you can use standard regular expression patterns to find objects by name.

What information is included in the search results?

The skill returns a JSON array where each entry includes the GameObject's name, its full hierarchy path, and a list of its attached components.

Is there a limit to how many objects the search can return?

The search defaults to a maximum of 20 results to maintain performance, but this can be adjusted using the --max-results parameter.

How do I filter for objects that have a specific script attached?

You can use the --required-components parameter to list the names of the components or scripts that must be present on the GameObject.

Unity GameObject Finder

Name: Unity GameObject Finder
Author: hatayama

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Game Development

Locates and filters Unity GameObjects within a project using specific name patterns, tags, layers, and component requirements.

About

The uloop-find-game-objects skill provides a powerful interface for Claude to query and navigate Unity scene hierarchies programmatically. By supporting advanced search modes like Regex and Path, and offering the ability to filter by components or include inactive objects, it serves as an essential tool for debugging complex scenes, identifying asset dependencies, and automating scene-wide audits within the uLoop AI autopilot ecosystem.

Key Features

Support for Unity-specific Tag and Layer filtering
117 GitHub stars
Filter objects by required component types or script attachments
Advanced search modes including Regex, Path, Exact, and Contains
Capability to discover and include inactive GameObjects in results
Structured JSON output containing full hierarchy paths and component lists

Use Cases

Identifying all GameObjects on a specific layer to verify collision or rendering settings
Debugging scene hierarchies to locate misplaced or duplicate objects during development
Finding every instance of a specific component or script for project-wide refactoring

About

Key Features

Support for Unity-specific Tag and Layer filtering
117 GitHub stars
Filter objects by required component types or script attachments
Advanced search modes including Regex, Path, Exact, and Contains
Capability to discover and include inactive GameObjects in results
Structured JSON output containing full hierarchy paths and component lists

Use Cases

Identifying all GameObjects on a specific layer to verify collision or rendering settings
Debugging scene hierarchies to locate misplaced or duplicate objects during development
Finding every instance of a specific component or script for project-wide refactoring