Uloop Capture Unity Window

uloop capture-unity-window

Capture any Unity EditorWindow by name and save as PNG image.

Usage

uloop capture-unity-window [--window-name <name>] [--resolution-scale <scale>]

Parameters

Window Name

The window name is the text displayed in the window's title bar (tab). The user (human) will tell you which window to capture. Common window names include:

• Game: Game View window
• Scene: Scene View window
• Console: Console window
• Inspector: Inspector window
• Project: Project browser window
• Hierarchy: Hierarchy window
• Animation: Animation window
• Animator: Animator window
• Profiler: Profiler window
• Audio Mixer: Audio Mixer window

You can also specify custom EditorWindow titles (e.g., "EditorWindow Capture Test").

Examples

# Capture Game View at full resolution
uloop capture-unity-window

# Capture Game View at half resolution
uloop capture-unity-window --window-name Game --resolution-scale 0.5

# Capture Scene View
uloop capture-unity-window --window-name Scene

# Capture Console window
uloop capture-unity-window --window-name Console

# Capture Inspector window
uloop capture-unity-window --window-name Inspector

# Capture Project browser
uloop capture-unity-window --window-name Project

# Capture custom EditorWindow by title
uloop capture-unity-window --window-name "My Custom Window"

Output

Returns JSON with:

• CapturedCount: Number of windows captured
• CapturedWindows: Array of captured window info, each containing:
  • ImagePath: Absolute path to the saved PNG image
  • FileSizeBytes: Size of the saved file in bytes
  • Width: Captured image width in pixels
  • Height: Captured image height in pixels

When multiple windows of the same type are open (e.g., multiple Inspector windows), all matching windows are captured with numbered filenames (e.g., Inspector_1_*.png, Inspector_2_*.png).

Notes

• Use uloop focus-window first if needed
• Target window must be open in Unity Editor
• Window name matching is case-insensitive