Asset Hunter PRO
  • Asset Hunter PRO
  • Guides
    • Getting Started
    • UI Overview
    • Deleting unused
  • Additional windows
    • Settings
    • Ignoring assets
    • Scene Refs
    • Merge Tool
    • Build Report
    • Dependency Graph
    • Duplicates View
  • Extras
    • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Changelog
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  • Button: Reset Settings
  • Button: Save prefs to file
  • Button: Load prefs from file
  • Path: User prefs
  • Path: Build info
  • Check button: Auto create log when building
  • Check button: Auto open log after building
  • Check button: Hide buttontexts
  • Check button: Ignore script files
  1. Additional windows

Settings

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Last updated 2 years ago

In the settings window (Docked at right side) you are able to customize how you want asset hunter to work. You are able to select to ignore certain files, folder, types that you don’t want to delete even though they are not currently being used in the project.

Button: Reset Settings

Pressing this button will reset all settings to their default value

Button: Save prefs to file

Pressing this button will save all settings to a file allowing you to share with teamembers, version control or simply have multiple settings for multiple situations.

Button: Load prefs from file

Will load settings from file

Path: User prefs

The save location for user preference files

Path: Build info

The save location for build info files

Check button: Auto create log when building

This is default true, and makes sure Asset Hunter creates a ‘buildinfo’ file each time a build is created.

Check button: Auto open log after building

This is default false. If enabled it will open the file explorer at the place the new ‘buildinfo’ file was saved.

Check button: Hide buttontexts

This is default false. If enabled the main window buttons will no longer have text, but rather upscaled icons. This can help reduce required width of window. See result below.

Check button: Ignore script files

This is default true. The feature is under development and is FAR from foolproof. It allows you to identify unused scripts, but due to reflection, partial classes, inheritance and adding components at runtime, this feature is only meant as a way to help you manually locate unused script files, and should not be used for batch deleting assets.

Settings
Hiding buttontext will show icons instead