Unity Build Tool

Purpose-built for Unity teams, the tool analyzes project-level and per-target settings to produce a single, auditable profile that can drive consistent multi-platform builds. It captures global defaults (scripting define symbols, version, build path conventions) and per-platform customizations (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS), then normalizes them into a coherent schema. This helps reduce drift when upgrading Unity versions, adopting new Platforms, or sharing pipelines across departments.

Core logic applies a rule-based merger: inputs are validated, conflicts are detected, and per-platform overrides win where explicitly defined. The engine loads Unity's PlayerSettings concepts, merges with user-provided overrides, and emits a machine-readable profile. Advanced users can enable dependency graphs, which reveal how asset pipelines and code symbols influence build eligibility and output structure.

Audience includes build engineers, project managers, and automation engineers who require reproducible releases. The tool outputs a CI-ready configuration file and a summary report highlighting changes, platform gaps, and suggested defaults. It supports migration scenarios by preserving historical defines and flagging deprecated options, enabling safer transitions between Unity versions or platform targets.

Unique value lies in its explicit separation of required inputs from optional enhancements, its per-target normalization with conflict resolution, and its export formats suitable for integration with CI/CD systems. Use cases include onboarding new Unity teams, standardizing multi-platform releases, and accelerating build verification during nightly runs or pre-release cycle.