Quick Start

Get AI Scene Organizer up and running in under 5 minutes. This guide walks you through connecting your first AI Provider, performing a scan, and running your first auto-organization prompt.

Step 1: Set Up Gemini (Recommended & Free)

Google Gemini is the recommended AI provider because it offers a high-performance free tier that executes in under a second.

  1. Go to Google AI Studio.
  2. Log in with any Google Account.
  3. Click Get API key and generate a new key.
  4. Copy the key (starts with AIzaSy).
  5. In Unity, open the settings panel: Edit ➔ Project Settings... ➔ AI Scene Organizer
  6. Set Active Provider to Gemini.
  7. Paste your key into the Gemini API Key field.
  8. Click Apply & Save Settings.

Step 2: Open the Dashboard

Open the main command dashboard:

Tools ➔ Decnet ➔ AI Scene Organizer ➔ Dashboard

Dock the dashboard next to your Hierarchy view. This gives you a side-by-side view of the transformations as they happen.

Step 3: Run a Hierarchy Scan

  1. Go to the Scanner tab of the dashboard.
  2. Click Scan Scene.
  3. In seconds, the engine lists structural issues.
  4. Hover over any issue to see why the engine flagged it.
  5. Click Fix All to clean up the missing script errors and naming casings automatically.

Step 4: Execute an AI Grouping Command

Now, let’s restructure the hierarchy using AI.

  1. Go to the AI Director tab of the dashboard.
  2. Under the Prompt Panel, click the preset button: Group light types, cameras, and UI elements.
  3. The prompt input fills with: Group all light types, camera elements, UI objects, and static meshes into clean folders. Ensure parent folders are capitalized.
  4. Click Execute Prompt.
  5. Look at your Hierarchy window—a beautiful, organized tree is generated instantly!
  6. If the results need adjustment, press Ctrl+Z to reverse the changes, adjust the prompt, and execute again.

Step 5: Generate an Atmospheric Mood

Let’s quickly adjust the scene’s lighting:

  1. Click the Atmospheric Controller tab of the dashboard.
  2. In the text box, type: Neon Cyberpunk Night with volumetric purple fog and cold ambient lights
  3. Click Generate Atmosphere.
  4. The engine automatically finds your main Directional Light, adjusts ambient colors, enables fog, and sets the colors to match your description.
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