Great question!

There are two major groups I developed this software for. One would be for Individual Developers and their unique projects and the other for Asset Store Developers themselves.

– Individual Developers

Depending on the asset that you may have included in your project, most times they do not self-install defines themselves, into player preferences, so there is no easy way to track, if one asset may interfere with another, and then easily block off code, based off what you have included in your project. Unfortunately, there are those times, with certain assets from the Unity Asset Store where an asset may conflict with another but work wonderfully separately, and apart.

This is where Defines Creator Pro shines. It has the unique ability to auto scan all namespaces in a project, then identify the namespaces you have in a previous step stated you are interested in, and then set the appropriate defined symbol into Unity’s player preferences, all automatically, and quickly. All in less than 30 seconds on average.

With Defines Creator Pro, you have full control, over what namespaces, you care about, as well as what define symbols you would like installed, for each unique namespace identified. All from a super quick, easy to use custom inspector-based system

– Asset Store and Software Developers

This software further helps those who would develop software to publish onto the unity asset store, or within their own software for unity editor via an easy-to-use custom editor and designer.

The system is designed to allow a user of Defines Creator Pro, to create a scriptable based object of Namespaces, which you want to identify and be aware of in your codebase, as well as associated Defines you would like installed, when a Namespace you are seeking is located, all programmatically, and automatically.

The scriptable-based object that is created via the Defines Creator Pro system, is safe and easy to include in your project’s software. This unique file is designed for use alongside your own software, to quickly self-install during import, identity what Namespaces are within a project, and set Define Symbols in the Unity Project Settings based on the parameters of the custom file you had created. After the import, and install process completes, the software then deactivates itself and never interferes or interrupts your customer’s editor sessions again.