RefSafe Pro
User manual
Everything RefSafe Pro does, in the order you'll need it. New here? Start with installation, then your first scan.
Download the PDF Complete manual and API reference — also ships inside the packageGetting started
- Overview What RefSafe Pro does, what it scans, and what it detects — project validation and reference safety for Unity.
- Installation Import RefSafe Pro into a Unity project, verify the folder layout, and open the editor window.
- Your first scan Run a RefSafe Pro scan on a Unity project, read the results, and fix the first round of issues.
Using RefSafe Pro
- Scanning and scopes The six RefSafe Pro scan scopes, incremental scanning, auto-scan, and targeted validation from context menus.
- The Issues tab Filter, group, search, pin, snooze, and annotate RefSafe Pro scan results.
- Fixing issues Built-in fixers, smart replacement suggestions, batch fixing, and undo behavior in RefSafe Pro.
- The Cleaner tab Find unused assets, empty folders, duplicates, and build-weight outliers — with dry-run preview and automatic backup.
- References Find what references an asset, what it depends on, and explore the dependency graph visually.
- Trends Track Unity project health over time, compare any two scans, and read the RefSafe Pro trend charts.
Reference
- Issue types Every issue type RefSafe Pro detects — what it means, why it matters, and how to fix it.
- Settings Every RefSafe Pro setting — rule configuration, presets, health score weights, build validation, and the project/user settings split.
- Exporting reports Export RefSafe Pro scan results as CSV, JSON, HTML, TXT, Markdown, GitHub Actions annotations, or GitLab Code Quality reports.
- Command line and CI Run RefSafe Pro validation in Unity batchmode, fail builds on broken references, and wire it into GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.