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This page showcases a selection of tools I’ve developed to streamline my development workflow. Most are freely available on my GitHub – feel free to download and use them!

Animation Clip Transform Extractor [Unity3D Package]

A small Editor‑only utility that samples an AnimationClip at fixed time steps and records the position / rotation / scale of a chosen Transform. Optionally spawns prefab markers along the path for easy visualisation.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub

UV Transfer Tool [Unity3D Package]

A lightweight EditorWindow that lets you copy UV coordinates from one mesh to another as long as both meshes share the exact same vertex count / topology.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub

XR HandShape Viewer [Unity3D Package]

An Editor‑only window that lets you preview XRHandShape ScriptableObjects in 3D, directly inside the Unity Editor.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub

Changelog Manager [Unity3D Package]

An Editor‑only window that makes it easy to keep a per‑scene changelog and automatically embed version data into your builds.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub

Session Logger [Unity3D Package]

A Unity package for tracking and analyzing session data in your applications.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub

Material Manager Optimizer [Unity3D Package]

A powerful Unity Editor tool for analyzing and optimizing materials to maximize batching efficiency and improve runtime performance.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub

Components remover [Unity3D Package]

A Unity Editor tool for removing components from GameObjects in the scene hierarchy.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub

Session Actions Framework [Python]

A powerful, engine-agnostic Python GUI tool for designing and managing complex hierarchical action sequences for interactive simulations, training environments, and narrative experiences.

You can find a detailed description of the tool on my GitHub