Gizmo Toolbox

For a detailed overview of each gizmo, including the available parameters, visit our website: axari.digital

For performance reasons, each gizmo has two options. "Only When Selected" and "Render Cutoff Distance".

Only When Selected

Gizmo will only be visible when its associated GameObject is actively selected in the editor if this setting is enabled.

Render Cutoff Distance

Maximum distance from scene camera to render the gizmo. Set to 0 to disable cutoff.

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2D Gizmos

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Arrow

Draws a directional arrow. Ideal for flow indicators, movement paths, or logic cues.

Circle

Renders a 2D circle. Useful for range markers, zones, or visual anchors.

Concentric

Renders multiple concentric shapes. Useful for layered ranges, progressive boundaries, or abstract zone markers.

Diamond

Displays a rotated square (diamond shape). Great for stylised markers or node highlights.

Grid

Draws a flat 2D grid. Helpful for alignment, snapping, or layout visualisation.

Image

Displays a textured quad. Useful for icons, overlays, or reference markers.

Hexagon

Renders a six-sided polygon. Ideal for stylised zones or abstract overlays.

Line

Renders a 2D line with an optional arrowhead to indicate direction.

Pentagon

Displays a five-sided polygon. Useful for symbolic markers or design accents.

Plus

Draws a cross or plus sign. Great for center points, anchors, or toggle indicators.

Spiral

Renders a configurable spiral. Ideal for visualising loops, rotations, or abstract flow.

Square

Displays a standard 2D square. Perfect for bounding boxes, layout guides, or area markers.

Star

Draws a multi-point star. Useful for highlights, decorative markers, or symbolic overlays.

Triangle

Displays a 3-sided polygon. Great for directional indicators or stylised nodes.

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3D Gizmos

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Arch

Renders a curved arc segment in 3D space, useful for visualising angles, rotations, or field-of-view cones.

Axis

Displays a tri-directional axis (X, Y, Z) with color-coded lines. Ideal for orientation markers or transform debugging.

Capsule

Draws a capsule shape with rounded ends, useful to represent character colliders or bounding volumes.

Cone

Visualises a tapered cone from base to tip. Great for spotlight angles, detection zones, or directional cues.

Cube

Renders a standard 3D cube with configurable size and color. Useful for bounding boxes, volumes, or spatial anchors.

Cylinder

Displays an approximated cylinder, useful for representing columns, range indicators, or cylindrical zones.

Frustum

Projects a camera-style frustum with near/far planes and field-of-view. Ideal for visualising camera or light volumes.

Grid

Draws a 3D grid with controls for grid size, depth, and height. Helpful for snapping, alignment, or spatial reference in world or local space.

Hemisphere

Renders a half-sphere dome. Commonly used for upward-facing detection zones or ambient coverage areas.

Mesh

Displays a custom mesh asset of your choosing as a gizmo, allowing arbitrary 3D shapes to be visualised in the editor.

Plane

Draws a rectangular plane. Useful for surface markers, portals, or area triggers.

Prism

Renders a polygonal prism with a configurable number of sides. Ideal for abstract volumes or stylised markers.

Pyramid

Displays a 3D pyramid with a square base. Great for directional indicators or stylised markers.

Sphere

Draws a full 3D sphere. Commonly used for range indicators, detection zones, or spatial anchors.

Tetrahedron

Renders a 4-faced polyhedron (triangular pyramid). Useful for minimal directional markers or stylised nodes.

Torus

Displays a ring or donut shape. Ideal for circular zones, orbit paths, or rotational cues.

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Bone Gizmos

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Constraints

Renders yaw/pitch constraint arcs and cones around bones with a forward direction marker. Useful for visualising rotational limits and debugging rig constraints.

Complex

Renders bones as lines with joints as spheres, bone length and name labels, bone direction and axis, with filtering to show only selected bones.

Influence

Renders a heatmap of bone weights on a skinned mesh, colouring vertices by influence strength and optionally aggregating weights into bone spheres. Great for skinning verification and influence analysis.

Simple

Renders bones as lines with joints as spheres.

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Curve Gizmos

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Bezier

Renders a smooth bezier curve defined by start, end, and one or more control points. Ideal for animation paths, motion design, or interpolation previews.

Parabola

Renders a parabola curve defined by start, end, and one or more control points. Ideal for projectile arcs, jump trajectories, or physics‑based paths.

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Physics Gizmos

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Raycast

Renders a raycast defined by origin, direction, and distance. Ideal for line‑of‑sight checks, hit detection, or targeting previews.

Spherecast

Renders a spherecast defined by origin, radius, direction, and distance. Useful for area‑based collision checks, melee hit zones, or proximity detection.

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Text Gizmos

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Context

Displays a customisable billboard with script parameters in‑scene. Perfect for monitoring values or adding contextual notes at a glance.

Scene Overlay

Renders text (and optional background) in the scene view window that can be anchored in place with offset options.

Text

Renders custom text in-scene. Ideal for labels, notes, or inline documentation.

Time Counter

Displays a configurable timer (countup or countdown) in-scene that can reset at a numerical or time threshold.

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Waypoint Gizmos

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Transform

Defines a sequence of world-space positions using Vector3 coordinates. Each node is visualised with a sphere and connected by lines. Nodes are movable directly in the scene view, making it ideal for path visualisation of routes.

GameObject

Attaches waypoint nodes to specific GameObjects by name or tag, even if they’re instantiated at runtime. Each node tracks the GameObject’s position and updates dynamically. Perfect for visualising object-relative paths, dynamic sequences, or runtime-driven logic.