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https://www.pkglnk.dev/autoscene.git

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## Installation

Add **AutoScene** to your Unity project via Package Manager:

1. Open **Window > Package Manager**
2. Click **+** > **Add package from git URL**
3. Enter:
```
https://www.pkglnk.dev/autoscene.git
```

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❓ About AutoScene

AutoScene allows you to work on your scene setup in the editor while loading a specific scene when entering Play mode.

Conventions

This project uses gitmoji for its commit messages.

🖥 Requirements

AutoScene requires Unity 2018.4 or later version.

🛠 How to Use AutoScene

Once installed, AutoScene appears as a new entry in your Unity Preferences, as displayed below.

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AutoScene presents only two parameters: Enable AutoScene and Scene to load on Play. For the later, three modes are available:

  • Auto (the default since version 1.2.2): the first scene in the project's Build Settings will be used. If no such scene exists (no scene in the project's Build Settings), AutoScene will fall back to None.
  • None (the default before version 1.2.2): no specific scene will be loaded and the normal behaviour of Unity when entering Play mode is maintained.
  • Any further entry refers to a specific scene in the project. By selecting a scene, it will be loaded when entering Play mode.

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