How do I handle multiple windows with the same name?

By using the 'contains' or 'prefix' match modes, the skill will capture all matching windows and save them as separate, numbered PNG files (e.g., Inspector_1.png, Inspector_2.png).

Can I adjust the resolution of the captured screenshots?

Yes, you can use the --resolution-scale parameter to scale the output image between 0.1 and 1.0 to manage file size and detail level.

Does the target window need to be active to be captured?

The window must be open in the Unity Editor. For best results, it is recommended to use 'uloop focus-window' before capturing if the window is currently hidden behind other tabs.

Which Unity windows can I capture with this skill?

You can capture any window with a title bar, including standard views like Game, Scene, Console, Inspector, Hierarchy, and Project, as well as custom Editor windows.

Unity Editor Window Screenshot

Name: Unity Editor Window Screenshot
Author: hatayama

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Game Development

Captures high-quality PNG screenshots of specific Unity Editor windows for visual debugging and documentation.

The uloop-screenshot skill enables Claude to visually inspect and document the state of a Unity project by capturing specific editor windows such as the Game View, Scene View, Console, or Inspector. It provides flexible window matching modes and adjustable resolution scaling, making it an essential utility for developers who need to verify UI layouts, debug visual glitches, or share current editor states within an AI-driven autopilot workflow. This capability allows the AI to 'see' what is happening in the editor, bridging the gap between code changes and visual results.

Key Features

01Support for capturing multiple matching windows simultaneously

02Flexible matching modes including exact, prefix, and contains

03Capture any Unity Editor window by tab name as a PNG image

04Adjustable resolution scaling from 0.1 to 1.0 for optimized file sizes

05117 GitHub stars

06Detailed output metadata including file path, dimensions, and size

Use Cases

01Documenting specific Inspector configurations or Console errors for reporting

02Visual debugging of rendering issues in the Scene and Game views

03Verifying UI layout changes and window states during automated tasks

Key Features

01Support for capturing multiple matching windows simultaneously

02Flexible matching modes including exact, prefix, and contains

03Capture any Unity Editor window by tab name as a PNG image

04Adjustable resolution scaling from 0.1 to 1.0 for optimized file sizes

05117 GitHub stars

06Detailed output metadata including file path, dimensions, and size

Use Cases

01Documenting specific Inspector configurations or Console errors for reporting

02Visual debugging of rendering issues in the Scene and Game views

03Verifying UI layout changes and window states during automated tasks