Installation
AI Scene Organizer is a commercial Unity Editor extension. It is exclusively available for purchase and download through the official Unity Asset Store.
1. Purchase & Licensing
[!WARNING] This software is not open-source or free. The source code hosted in private repositories is restricted to registered licensees and internal team deployment. Copying, distributing, or installing unlicensed versions of this software violates the Unity Asset Store End User License Agreement (EULA) and international copyright law.
To obtain a valid seat license:
- Visit the Unity Asset Store.
- Search for AI Scene Organizer by Decnet Games.
- Purchase a license corresponding to the number of developers in your team.
2. Importing into Unity
Once purchased, the asset will be linked to your Unity ID:
- Open your Unity Project (compatible with Unity 2021.3 LTS, 2022.3 LTS, 2023.x, and Unity 6+).
- Open the Package Manager via
Window ➔ Package Manager. - Change the package filter dropdown in the top-left to My Assets.
- Search for
AI Scene Organizerand click Download. - Once downloaded, click Import.
- In the import dialog box, leave all files checked and click Import.
3. Directory Layout
Upon importing, the package files will reside under a single root folder for clean project organization:
Assets/
└─ Decnet/
└─ AI Scene Organizer/
├─ Documentation/ # Offline reference files
└─ Editor/
├─ Actions/ # Scene modification commands (Undo-safe)
├─ Assembly/ # Assembly definitions (.asmdef)
├─ Reports/ # CSV/HTML/Markdown export formatters
├─ Rules/ # Built-in verification rules
├─ Samples/ # Mock generator assets
├─ Scanning/ # Engine scanners and LLM communication APIs
├─ Settings/ # Preference provider scripts
└─ Windows/ # Editor GUIs (Dashboard, Graph, Welcome)
[!IMPORTANT] To comply with Unity Asset Store guidelines, do not rename or split the
Assets/Decnet/AI Scene Organizer/folder structure. The namespace definitions and asset paths are bound to this folder hierarchy.
4. Dependencies
AI Scene Organizer uses native Unity APIs and does not require complex package imports. However, ensure the following core Unity packages are active in your Packages/manifest.json (these are enabled by default in all standard templates):
com.unity.modules.jsonserialize(for internal JSON communication)com.unity.modules.unitywebrequest(for sending prompt requests to AI service gateways)