A powerful editor tool for quick scene switching in Unity. Stop digging through your project folder to find scenes - just use the dropdown!

• Quick Scene Dropdown: Access all scenes in your project from a searchable dropdown
• Tabbed Interface: View All Scenes, Build Scenes only, Favorites, or Recent scenes
• Favorites System: Star your frequently used scenes for quick access
• Recent Scenes: Automatically tracks your recently opened scenes
• Keyboard Shortcuts:
  • Ctrl+Shift+O - Open Scene Switcher window
  • Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+9 - Quick load build scenes by index
  • Ctrl+Alt+S - Save all open scenes
  • Ctrl+Alt+R - Reload current scene
• Scene View Overlay (Unity 2021.2+): Dropdown directly in the Scene View toolbar
• Context Menu: Right-click for additional options like "Open Additive", "Add to Build Settings", "Ping in Project"
• Safe Scene Switching: Prompts to save unsaved changes before switching

Via Unity Package Manager:

1. Open Package Manager (Window > Package Manager)
2. Click + → Add package from git URL...
3. Enter: https://github.com/widwickyy/UnityPackage-Scene-Switcher.git

• Menu: Tools > Scene Switcher > Open Scene Switcher
• Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+O (Windows) / Cmd+Shift+O (Mac)

1. Tabs:

   • All Scenes: Shows every .unity file in your project
   • Build Scenes: Shows only scenes added to Build Settings
   • Favorites: Your starred scenes
   • Recent: Recently opened scenes

2. Search: Type in the search field to filter scenes by name or path

3. Scene Entry:

   • Click the star (☆/★) to add/remove from favorites
   • Click the scene name to load it
   • Click the menu (⋮) for additional options

4. Context Menu Options:

   • Open Scene
   • Open Additive (load alongside current scene)
   • Add to/Remove from Favorites
   • Add to/Remove from Build Settings
   • Ping in Project (highlight in Project window)
   • Show in Explorer
   • Copy Path

In Unity 2021.2 and later, you'll see a "Scene Switcher" overlay in the Scene View:

1. If not visible, click the Overlays menu (hamburger icon) in Scene View
2. Enable "Scene Switcher"
3. Click the dropdown to switch scenes directly from Scene View

You can also use the Scene Switcher programmatically:

using SceneSwitcher.Editor;

// Load a scene by path
SceneSwitcherToolbar.LoadScene("Assets/Scenes/MainMenu.unity");

// Get all scene paths
string[] allScenes = SceneSwitcherToolbar.GetAllScenePaths();

// Get all scene display names
string[] sceneNames = SceneSwitcherToolbar.GetAllSceneNames();

// Draw the dropdown in your custom editor window
SceneSwitcherToolbar.DrawSceneDropdown(200f);

// Draw compact dropdown with refresh button
SceneSwitcherToolbar.DrawSceneDropdownCompact();

Create a settings asset for team-shared configuration:

1. Right-click in Project window
2. Select Create > Scene Switcher > Settings
3. Configure options like auto-save, max recent scenes, quick access scenes, etc.

• Unity Version: 2020.3 LTS and later
• Platforms: All platforms (Editor only - no runtime impact)
• Render Pipelines: Works with Built-in, URP, and HDRP

• Click the Refresh button in the toolbar
• Ensure your scenes have the .unity extension
• Check that scenes are inside the Assets folder

• Check for conflicts with other packages or tools
• Shortcuts may differ on Mac (use Cmd instead of Ctrl)

• Open Scene View
• Click the Overlays menu (hamburger icon in top-left)
• Enable "Scene Switcher"

MIT License - Feel free to use in personal and commercial projects.

Contributions welcome! Feel free to submit issues and pull requests.