Missing References Finder

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Find and fix broken references in your Unity project with ease. Missing References Finder scans your scenes and assets to identify missing references, displaying results directly in the console with clickable links to affected GameObjects. Search across the current scene, build scenes, all assets, or your entire project.

com.ecasillas.missingrefsfinder

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Install via UPM

Add to Unity Package Manager using this URL

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

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## Installation

Add **Missing References Finder** 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/missingrefsfinder.git
```

[![pkglnk](https://www.pkglnk.dev/badge/missingrefsfinder.svg?style=pkglnk)](https://www.pkglnk.dev/pkg/missingrefsfinder)

README

Missing References Finder for Unity

A tool to find missing references in Unity.

Original credit to: http://www.li0rtal.com/find-missing-references-unity/

Install

Installation must be performed by project.

Open the Package Manager in Unity (menu Window / Package Manager).
Press the + button in the top left corner of the Package Manager panel and select Add package from git URL...
When prompted, enter the URL https://github.com/edcasillas/unity-missing-references-finder.git

Alternatively, you can manually add the following line to your Packages/manifest.json file under dependencies:

"com.ecasillas.missingrefsfinder": "https://github.com/edcasillas/unity-missing-references-finder.git"

Open Unity again; the Package Manager will run and the package will be installed.

Update

Open the Package Manager in Unity (menu Window / Package Manager).
Look for the Missing References Finder package in the list of installed packages and select it.
Press the Update button.

Alternatively, you can manually remove the version lock the Package Manager creates in Packages/manifest.json so when it runs again it gets the newest version. The lock looks like this:

    "com.ecasillas.missingrefsfinder": {
      "hash": "someValue",
      "revision": "HEAD"
    }

Use

Open the Tools menu and select Find Missing References, then select the context in which you want to search:

The current scene.
All scenes added to the build settings.
All assets.
Everywhere (all scenes added to the build settings + all assets).

Click on one of these options and wait for the process to finish. Missing references will be shown as errors in the console and you can click on them to jump to the corresponding game object.

Known Issues

The count of missing references shown in the dialog at the end of the process is sometimes incorrect. This doesn't affect the results shown in the console.

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