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Import Report window reference

Use the Import Report to view the details of your imported draft or remove the imported draft and all associated imported assets from the Unity project.
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Access the Import Report window

The Import Report window appears at the end of the import process when you import a Unity Studio draft into the Unity Editor.
You can view the import report at any time after you import a draft using the following steps:
  1. In the Unity Editor, go to the Project window.
  2. Find and open your draft's folder.
  3. Select the
    import-report
    file to view its details in the Inspector window.
  4. Select Show Report.

Import Report window properties

The Import Report window includes information about the import:

Property

Description

StatusThe status of the import, if it's successful or not.
Draft NameThe name of the imported draft.
Draft Asset IDThe unique identifier of the imported draft asset in the Unity Editor.
NoticesThe number of notices detected during the import process.
WarningsThe number of warnings detected during the import process.
ErrorsThe number of errors detected during the import process.
IssuesDisplays a list of all notice, warning, and error messages detected during the import process, along with their type and description.

Import-report properties

You can use the
import-report
file to:
  • View the details of your imported draft.
  • Export the draft data as a JSON file.
  • Remove the imported draft and all associated imported assets from the Unity project.
You can find this file in the imported draft's folder in the Project window. When you select the
import-report
file, its details appear in the Inspector window:

Property

Description

StatusThe status of the import, such as whether it's successful or not.
Draft NameThe name of the imported draft.
Import DateThe date of the draft's import.
NoticesThe number of notices detected during the import process.
WarningsThe number of warnings detected during the import process.
ErrorsThe number of errors detected during the import process.
Show ReportOpen the Import Report window.
Export to JSONExport the draft data as a JSON file.
Remove From ProjectRemove the imported draft and all associated imported assets from the project.

Additional resources

  • Introduction to the Unity Studio Importer package
  • Import Unity Studio drafts into the Unity Editor
  • Unity Studio Draft Import window reference
  • Export drafts to the Unity Editor

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