Unity Scene

Before calling any skill in this module: if you are about to call a skill with parameters guessed from its name or description, STOP — read this file (or fetch its schema via GET /skills/recommend?includeSchema=true) first. If you already have the parameter definitions from recommend/schema, you may proceed straight to dryRun.

Triggers

• Opening or saving scenes
• Loading additively
• Switching active scene
• Querying scene contents
• 打开或保存场景、叠加加载、切换活动场景、查询场景内容

Unity Scene Skills

Control Unity scenes - the containers that hold all your GameObjects.

Operating Mode

• Approval：本模块 Mixed —— scene_get_info / scene_get_hierarchy / scene_get_loaded / scene_find_objects 标 SkillMode.SemiAuto，可直接执行；scene_screenshot / scene_unload / scene_set_active 未设 Mode 字段（默认 FullAuto），Approval 模式下需 grant。
• Auto / Bypass：FullAuto 直接执行。
• 含 NeverInSemi 高危 skill：scene_create / scene_load / scene_save（标 RiskLevel="high"，因为切换/覆盖整个场景文件影响范围极大）。这些在 Approval/Auto 下返 MODE_FORBIDDEN，仅 Bypass 或 Allowlist 命中可调。

DO NOT (common hallucinations):

• scene_delete / scene_rename do not exist → delete scene files via asset_delete, rename via asset_move
• scene_list does not exist → use scene_get_loaded (loaded scenes) or asset_find with t:Scene (all scene assets)
• scene_find_objects is a simple name/tag/component filter; for regex/layer/path search use gameobject_find (SkillMode.SemiAuto, 只读，任何模式可直接调用)

Routing:

• For detailed hierarchy tree → use perception module's hierarchy_describe
• For scene statistics → use perception module's scene_summarize
• For screenshot → scene_screenshot (this module) captures the Game View final composited image (all cameras + UI; in Play mode this is the live runtime frame); camera_screenshot (camera module, SkillMode.FullAuto) renders a single Game Camera off-screen

Skills Overview

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Skills

scene_create

Create a new scene.

scene_load

Load a scene.

scene_save

Save the current scene.

scene_get_info

Get current scene information.

No parameters.

Returns: {sceneName, scenePath, isDirty, rootObjectCount, rootObjects: [{name, entityId, instanceId, childCount}]} — root entries carry childCount, so you can tell which roots are worth descending into before paying for a hierarchy call.

scene_get_hierarchy

Get the scene hierarchy tree, depth-limited.

Returns: {sceneName, hierarchy: [node, ...]} where each node is {name, scene, entityId, instanceId, components: [type, ...], childCount, children}. scene is the node's owning scene name.

DontDestroyOnLoad: in Play mode, roots of the DontDestroyOnLoad pseudo-scene are appended after the active-scene nodes, marked with scene: "DontDestroyOnLoad". scene_get_loaded also lists it as {name: "DontDestroyOnLoad", isPseudoScene: true} when it has roots. These objects are found by gameobject_find like any other; the scene itself cannot be unloaded or activated.

childCount vs children — how to tell a leaf from a truncation. childCount is always the node's real number of children, independent of maxDepth; children is null once the depth limit is reached. So:

childCount	children	Meaning
0	null	Genuine leaf — nothing below it.
> 0	null	Clipped by maxDepth — there are children you have not been shown.
> 0	array	Fully expanded at this level.

Never read children: null as "empty". When you see childCount > 0 with children: null and you need what is below it, re-call with a larger maxDepth — the default is only 3, so deep hierarchies are truncated by default — or query that subtree directly (gameobject_find, hierarchy_describe in the perception module).

scene_screenshot

Capture a screenshot of the Game View — the final composited frame of all cameras + UI. In Play mode this is the live runtime image, not the Scene/editor view. For a single Game Camera's render use camera_screenshot instead.

Returns: {success, path, width, height, isPlaying, note}. isPlaying indicates whether the frame is a live runtime image (Play mode) or a static Edit-mode frame. Adds {imageBase64, imageWidth, imageHeight, imageBytes} when returnImage=true. If the base64 payload would exceed 8MB, the skill returns an error asking for a smaller maxDimension — the file at path is still saved.

Async: ScreenCapture.CaptureScreenshot writes the PNG ~1 frame later. If reading path immediately fails, wait ~200ms and retry. returnImage does not read that file back — since it isn't written yet — it instead does a separate synchronous capture of the Game View's current backbuffer (ScreenCapture.CaptureScreenshotAsTexture), so the returned image may be a moment older than the file eventually written to path.

returnImage usage tip: a local agent that can read files (e.g. Claude Code against a local Unity Editor) should generally omit returnImage and just read the PNG at path once it's written — it's cheaper on tokens. Use returnImage=true for remote/MCP clients that have no filesystem access to the Unity project.