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unity-scriptableobject

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Use when users want to create, read, or modify ScriptableObject assets.

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Distinctive:
Create and manage ScriptableObject assets.
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Create a new ScriptableObject asset.
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Delete a ScriptableObject asset.
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Import JSON data into a ScriptableObject.
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SKILL.md

ScriptableObject Skills

Overview

Create and manage ScriptableObject assets.

Common Mistakes

DO NOT (common hallucinations):

scriptableobject_create_type does not exist → create SO scripts via script_create with template "ScriptableObject"
scriptableobject_get_properties / scriptableobject_read do not exist → use scriptableobject_get
scriptableobject_set_property / scriptableobject_set_field do not exist → use scriptableobject_set (single field) or scriptableobject_set_batch (multiple fields)
scriptableobject_save does not exist → changes are auto-saved to the asset

Routing:

For ScriptableObject script creation → use script module with template "ScriptableObject"
For JSON import/export → scriptableobject_import_json / scriptableobject_export_json (this module)

Skills

`scriptableobject_create`

Create a new ScriptableObject asset. Parameters:

typeName (string): ScriptableObject type name.
savePath (string): Asset save path.

`scriptableobject_get`

Get properties of a ScriptableObject. Parameters:

assetPath (string): Asset path.

`scriptableobject_set`

Set a field/property on a ScriptableObject. Parameters:

assetPath (string): Asset path.
fieldName (string): Field or property name.
value (string): Value to set.

`scriptableobject_list_types`

List available ScriptableObject types in the project. Parameters:

filter (string, optional): Filter by name.

`scriptableobject_duplicate`

Duplicate a ScriptableObject asset. Parameters:

assetPath (string): Source asset path to duplicate.

`scriptableobject_set_batch`

Set multiple fields on a ScriptableObject at once. fields: JSON object {fieldName: value, ...}

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
assetPath	string	Yes	-	Asset path of the ScriptableObject
fields	string	Yes	-	JSON object with field-value pairs, e.g. `{"fieldName": "value", ...}`

Returns: { success, fieldsSet }

`scriptableobject_delete`

Delete a ScriptableObject asset.

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
assetPath	string	Yes	-	Asset path of the ScriptableObject to delete

Returns: { success, deleted }

`scriptableobject_find`

Find ScriptableObject assets by type name.

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
typeName	string	Yes	-	ScriptableObject type name to search for
searchPath	string	No	`"Assets"`	Folder path to search within
limit	int	No	`50`	Maximum number of results to return

Returns: { success, count, assets }

`scriptableobject_export_json`

Export a ScriptableObject to JSON.

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
assetPath	string	Yes	-	Asset path of the ScriptableObject to export
savePath	string	No	`null`	File path to save the JSON output; if omitted, JSON is returned inline

Returns: { success, path } or { success, json }

`scriptableobject_import_json`

Import JSON data into a ScriptableObject.

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
assetPath	string	Yes	-	Asset path of the target ScriptableObject
json	string	No	`null`	JSON string to import
jsonFilePath	string	No	`null`	Path to a JSON file to read and import

Returns: { success, assetPath }

Example Usage

See ../../recipes/scriptableobject/<command>.md for C# templates.

Recipe path rule: ../../recipes/scriptableobject/<command>.md

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