Included Commands
Core Commands
Assortment of essential commands.
TimeScale
Sets the scale at which time passes.
Print
Writes a message to the console.
Clear
Clears the console.
Help
Gives a list of all current commands.
Help
Describes the specified command.
Quit
Quits the application immediately. (build only)
Scene Commands
Commands for managing and interacting with scenes in Unity.
Scene.Load
Loads a scene from a specified name.
Scene.Reload
Reloads the currently loaded scene.
Scene.AddToBuild
Adds the specified scene to build settings.
Scene.AddToBuild
Adds the currently active scene to the build settings.
Scene.RemoveFromBuild
Removes the specified scene from build settings.
Scene.RemoveFromBuild
Removes the currently active scene from build settings.
Scene.GetAll
Prints the names of all scenes.
Bind Commands
Bind commands are used to create and manage keybinds in-game, which persist across game sessions.
Bind
Binds the specified command to the specified key.
Unbind
Unbinds any command from the specified key.
UnbindAll
Unbinds any command from all bound keys.
Create Commands
Commands for quickly generating standard assets like scenes, scripts, and prefabs.
Create.Scene
Creates a new Scene in the current Project folder.
Create.Folder
Puts selected assets into a new folder.
Create.Script
Creates a new script in the current Project folder.
Create.Script
Creates a new script within given namespace, in the current Project folder.
Create.Material
Creates a new Material in the current Project folder.
Create.UXML
Creates a new UI Document in the current Project folder.
Create.Prefab
Creates a new prefab in the current Project folder.
Create.GameObject
Creates a new GameObject in the scene.
Name Commands
Name commands provide functionality to rename assets in your project, and objects in your hierarchy.
Name.Prefix
Renames selected assets to have a prefix.
Name.Suffix
Renames selected assets to have a suffix.
Name.Rename
Renames selected assets.
Name.Remove
Remove matching substrings from selected asset names.
Name.Replace
Replace matching substrings in selected asset names.
Object Commands
Commands for modifying and managing game objects in the scene.
Object.Position
Sets the position of the specified game object.
Object.Rotation
Sets the rotation of the specified game object.
Object.Scale
Sets the scale of the specified game object.
Object.Transform
Sets the position, rotation and scale of the specified game object.
Object.Reset
Resets the position, rotation and scale of the specified game object.
Object.Spawn
Instantiates the specified prefab in the scene, at an optional position.
Object.Destroy
Destroys the specified game object.
Object.Clone
Duplicates an already existing game object in the scene, at an optional position.
Object.LookAt
Rotates the specified game object to face the target game object.
Ambient Commands
Commands for configuring ambient lighting settings.
Ambient.Color
Sets the color of flat ambient light.
Ambient.SkyColor
Sets the color of ambient light coming from above.
Ambient.GroundColor
Sets the color of ambient light coming from below.
Ambient.EquatorColor
Sets the color of ambient light coming from the sides.
Ambient.Intensity
Sets how much the ambient light source affects the scene.
Ambient.Source
Sets the ambient lighting mode (skybox, gradient, color)
Build Commands
Commands for building your program for various platforms.
Build.Windows
Builds a Windows 64-bit executable with the given name.
Build.Linux
Builds a Linux executable with the given name.
Build.Android
Builds an Android APK with the given name.
Build.iOS
Builds an iOS application with the given name.
Build.OSX
Builds an macOS application with the given name.
Camera Commands
Camera commands manage various properties and actions related to the main camera.
Camera.FOV
Changes the Field of View of the main camera.
Camera.Align
Aligns the main camera with the scene-view camera.
Copy Commands
Commands for helping with copying game object variables to clipboard.
Copy.Position
Copies the position of the specified game object to clipboard.
Copy.Rotation
Copies the rotation of the specified game object to clipboard.
Copy.Scale
Copies the scale of the specified game object to clipboard.
Copy.Transform
Copies the position, rotation and scale of the specified game object to clipboard.
Fog Commands
Fog commands to adjust different fog settings.
Fog.Enabled
Toggles whether fog is enabled or not.
Fog.StartDistance
Changes the starting distance of fog.
Fog.EndDistance
Changes the ending distance of fog.
Fog.Density
Changes the density of fog.
Fog.Color
Changes color of the fog.
Fog.Mode
Changes the fog calculation mode.
Layout Commands
Commands for loading and saving Unity editor layouts.
Layout.Load
Loads a layout with the given name.
Open Commands
Commands to open various types of assets in the Unity Editor.
Open.Script
Opens the specified script.
Open.USS
Opens the specified style sheet.
Open.UXML
Opens the specified UI Document.
Open.Shader
Opens the specified shader.
Open.Animation
Opens the specified animation clip.
Open.Animator
Opens the specified animator controller.
Open.Prefab
Opens the specified prefab.
Physics Commands
Commands for modifying and managing physics-related properties.
Physics.Gravity
Sets the gravity (Y-axis).
Physics.Timestep
Sets the interval at which physics updates occur.
Physics.SimulationMode
Sets the physics simulation mode.
Player Prefs Commands
Commands for managing PlayerPrefs data.
PlayerPrefs.SetInt
Sets an int value for the given key.
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat
Sets a float value for the given key.
PlayerPrefs.SetString
Sets a string value for the given key.
PlayerPrefs.GetInt
Gets an integer value for the given key.
PlayerPrefs.GetFloat
Gets a float value for the given key.
PlayerPrefs.GetString
Gets a string value for the given key.
PlayerPrefs.DeleteKey
Deletes the specified key from PlayerPrefs.
PlayerPrefs.ClearAll
Clears all PlayerPrefs data.
Player Settings Commands
Commands for modifying player build settings.
Settings.ScriptingBackend
Sets the scripting backend (Mono or IL2CPP).
Screen Commands
Commands for managing various display settings for the application.
Screen.FPS
Sets the target framerate.
Screen.VSync
Sets whether VSync should be enabled.
Screen.Fullscreen
Sets whether the application is in fullscreen.
Screen.Resolution
Sets the resolution of the application.
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