Neat: Essential Workspace Organizer

1. Hierarchy Window Enhancements

• Active Toggles: Provides a quick toggle button on the far right of every GameObject in the Hierarchy to easily enable or disable it without selecting it.
• Component Icons: Displays mini icons for the components attached to a GameObject (up to 5 icons). It includes a customizable blacklist (defaults to hiding Transform and CanvasRenderer) to reduce clutter.
• Hierarchy Tree Lines: Draws visual tree lines connecting parent and child GameObjects, making complex nested hierarchies much easier to read.
• Zebra Striping: Alternates the background color of rows in the hierarchy (similar to standard spreadsheet software) to improve horizontal readability.
• Custom Object Styling: Allows for custom background colors, text colors, font styles, and custom icons for specific GameObjects. Background colors can also be inherited by child objects.
• Missing Script Detection: Automatically displays a warning icon if a GameObject has a missing script component.

2. Project Window Enhancements

• Smart Folder Coloring: Automatically applies default color tints to common folders (e.g., Scripts are blue, Art is green, Plugins are red, Prefabs are yellow).
• Custom Folder Icons: Supports custom icons overlaid on folders. You can scale and position these icons (e.g., Top-Left, Bottom-Right) and apply outlines and tinting.
• File Details: Displays the file extension and the file size (in B, KB, or MB) directly in the Project Window list view.
• Prefab Validation: Scans prefabs in the project window and displays a warning icon if they contain missing component references.

3. Clean & Optimize Tools (Tools > Neat > Clean & Optimize)

• Empty Folder Scanner: Recursively scans the Assets folder to find completely empty directories (ignoring .meta files) and provides a 1-click interface to delete them.
• Missing Reference Scanner: Scans the active scene's GameObjects to find missing or broken SerializedProperty object references and lists the problematic objects.

4. Inspector Attributes

Enhance your script inspectors using these handy built-in attributes (requires `using SprintFox.Neat;`):

• [Button] Attribute: Add `[Button]` above any method in your `MonoBehaviour` to expose it as a clickable button directly in the Unity Inspector. This is great for triggering debug logic or testing functions without writing custom editor scripts.

Example:

[Button("Spawn Enemy")]

public void Spawn() { ... }

• [ReadOnly] Attribute: Add `[ReadOnly]` above any serialized field to display it in the inspector without allowing it to be edited. Perfect for displaying runtime debug values or strictly controlled variables.

Example:

[ReadOnly]

public int CurrentHealth = 100;

5. Customizable Settings

• Features can be extensively configured in Preferences > Neat. You can adjust tree line thickness/opacity, zebra striping opacity, component blacklists, and toggle global features on/off.

Tested on Unity 6 (macos/linux)