Optimize Unity Compilation Times with Asmdef Checker & Creator
Automatically generates assembly definition (.asmdef) files to improve compilation times and structure your code into independent modules.
Automatically generates assembly definition (.asmdef) files to improve compilation times and structure your code into independent modules.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $15
- Category:
- Tools › Utilities
- Developer:
- StarOff1
- Price:
- $15
- Rating:
- Favorites:
- 6
- Supported Unity Versions:
- 6000.0.33 or higher
- Current Version:
- 1.2.0
- Download Size:
- 382.41 KB
- Last Update:
- Apr 23, 2025
- Description:
- The Asmdef Checker & Creator optimizes compilation times by analyzing your project structure and generating assembly definition files. This tool helps improve compilation times by structuring your code into independent modules, preventing Unity from recompiling everything when a single script changes. It creates structured .asmdef files for runtime, editor, and test scripts in both editor and runtime environments. If an editor or test asmdef is missing, it will attempt to find a reference to the runtime asmdef and automatically attach it if found. The tool is safe and secure, but does not handle dependencies between assets, requiring manual reference setup for compatibility. It also adds automatically default Unity references for certain packages.
- Technical Details:
- Project Scan: Analyzes project folders to detect directories missing assembly definition files. Compilation Speedup Estimation: Provides an approximate improvement in compilation time. Selective Creation: Allows you to choose which folder for assembly definitions would be generated. Customizable Root Directory: Enables you to define a specific starting point for scanning. Folder Exclusions: Supports excluding specific directories from the scan. Automated .asmdef Creation: Generates appropriate assembly definitions for runtime, editor, and test code with predefined Unity reference packages. Only checks the asmdef files inside the assets folder and subfolders.
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