Copy Scene Path Menu

A Unity Editor utility that allows you to easily copy the hierarchical path of GameObjects in your scene.

Features

• Copy the full scene path of any selected GameObject
• Support for copying multiple GameObjects at once
• Regex filtering to remove or keep specific parts of paths
• Preview window to review and edit paths before copying
• Configuration window to customize behavior

Installation

1. Place the CopyScenePathMenu.cs file in your project's Editor folder
2. Load the Script somehow may auto load or may have to restart

Usage

Basic Usage

1. Select any GameObject in your scene hierarchy
2. Right-click and select "Copy Scene Path" from the context menu
3. The path is copied to your clipboard in the format: Parent/Child/GrandChild

Multiple Selection

1. Select multiple GameObjects in your scene hierarchy
2. Right-click and select "Copy Scene Path"
3. A preview window will appear showing all paths
4. Click "Copy All to Clipboard" to copy all paths separated by newlines

Path Preview

When copying paths, a preview window allows you to:

• View the paths before copying
• Enable "Edit Mode" to manually modify paths
• Reset individual paths to their original form
• Copy all paths or only the original paths

Regex Filtering

You can filter paths using regular expressions:

1. Go to "Tools > Scene Path Copy > Configure"
2. Enable "Regex Filtering"
3. Enter a regex pattern
4. Choose whether to remove or keep matched parts

Example Regex Pattern

• Effect(\s*\(\d+\))? - Matches "Effect" and "Effect (1)", "Effect (42)", etc.

Configuration Options

Access the configuration window via "Tools > Scene Path Copy > Configure":

• Enable Regex Filtering: Toggle regex filtering on/off
• Regex Pattern: The pattern to match against path segments
• Remove Matched Parts: When enabled, removes matched segments; when disabled, keeps only matched segments
• Show Preview Before Copy: When enabled, shows the preview window before copying

Tips

• Use regex filtering to clean up paths with numbered duplicates (e.g., "Effect (1)")
• The preview window allows for manual editing if you need to make specific changes
• All settings are saved between Unity sessions