Report Exporters

AI Scene Organizer includes a reporting engine that compiles scene statistics, structural issues, and dependency lists into professional document formats (Markdown, CSV, HTML) to share with team members or track project progress.

Supported Report Formats

1. Markdown (.md)

  • Use Case: Quick documentation, pasting into team wikis (Confluence, Notion), or committing alongside your project files inside a Git repository.
  • Includes: Clean tables detailing object counts, missing scripts, active light parameters, and duplicate items list.

2. CSV (.csv)

  • Use Case: Direct import into spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets) for budgeting assets, tracking polygon counts, or performing data analysis.
  • Includes: Raw lists of GameObjects with columns for instance ID, active status, path depth, tag, layer, and attached components.

3. HTML (.html)

  • Use Case: Beautiful standalone interactive web reports for producers, technical directors, or client demonstrations.
  • Includes: Custom CSS styles matching a modern dark-mode aesthetic, search boxes, expandable sections, and tables of scene diagnostics.

Inside the HTML Scene Report

The exported HTML file uses a responsive single-page application structure. It contains:

  • Scene Summary Cards: High-level counts of total objects, active lights, memory estimates, and missing scripts.
  • Diagnostic Table: Lists every scanner issue with sortable columns (Category, Severity, Message, Path).
  • Component Breakdown Chart: Interactive layout detailing which component types occupy the most memory and draw calls.
  • Search Filters: Live search input to filter issues by GameObject name or component type.

How to Export

  1. Open the Dashboard and navigate to the Scanner tab.
  2. Run a scan.
  3. Click the Export Report button in the top-right toolbar.
  4. Select your target format(s):
    • [x] HTML (Interactive Dashboard)
    • [x] Markdown (Wiki Ready)
    • [x] CSV (Spreadsheet Data)
  5. Choose a destination folder (defaults to [ProjectRoot]/SceneOrganizerReports/).
  6. Click Generate & Save. The explorer window will pop open showing your exported files.
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