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🔭 UNITY - SceneViewPlus for Unity is an editor extension that allows you to easily manipulate your game objects directly in Scene
https://github.com/brunos3d/sceneviewplus

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🔭 UNITY - SceneViewPlus for Unity is an editor extension that allows you to easily manipulate your game objects directly in Scene

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# SceneViewPlus

#### SceneViewPlus for Unity is an editor extension that allows you to easily manipulate your game objects directly in SceneView, with this extension you can:

* Easy to use.
* Save/Load SceneView and Selection state.
* Move, rotate and focus GameObjects on the SceneView using the numeric keypad.
* Activate/deactivate GameObjects.
* Select/deselect ALL GameObjects.
* Invert selection.
* Toggle orthographic.
* Toggle Wireframe render mode.
* Enable/disable any feature in Edit > Preferences > SceneViewPlus.
* Create object group.
* Image effects (add effect like a Main Camera).
* And even more, like other functions in Blender.

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### SceneView Interact:

- Key [F1] = Show hotkeys Info
- Key [A] = Select/deselect all objects
- Key [G] = Create group with selected objects
- Key [H] = Hide all selected objects
- Key [X] = Display Dialog to destroy objects
- Key [Z] = Toggle Wireframe render mode
- Key [Home] = Center the view for the selected objects

- Ctrl/Cmd + Key [I] = Invert selection
- Ctrl/Cmd + Key [G] = Select whole group
- Ctrl/Cmd + Key [H] = Unhide (show) all selected objects

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### SceneView Move:

- Numpad [0] = Align SceneView with the current camera;
- Numpad [5] = Toggle orthographic;

- Numpad [1] = Move SceneView to the back axis;
- Numpad [3] = Move SceneView to the right axis;
- Numpad [7] = Move SceneView to the top axis;

- Ctrl/Cmd + Numpad [1] = Move SceneView to the front axis;
- Ctrl/Cmd + Numpad [3] = Move SceneView to the left axis;
- Ctrl/Cmd + Numpad [7] = Move SceneView to the bottom axis;

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### SceneView Orbit:

- Numpad [4] = Left;
- Numpad [6] = Right;
- Numpad [8] = Up;
- Numpad [2] = Down;

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### SceneView Roll:

- Ctrl/Cmd + Numpad [4] = Left;
- Ctrl/Cmd + Numpad [6] = Right;

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### SceneView Zoom:

- Numpad [+] = Zoom in;
- Numpad [-] = Zoom out;

*Support for Unity 5.3.4 or higher Source code included*

[AssetStore link](https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/utilities/sceneviewplus-68998?aid=1011l4JRk)