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Data Visualizer

Data Visualizer is a Unity editor window for ScriptableObject-heavy projects. It gathers your data in one place: a catalog of your ScriptableObject types organized by namespace, a list of every instance of the selected type, and the inspector for the asset you picked. You edit, reorder, and batch-process data without moving between the Project panel and the Inspector.

Data Visualizer is free forever. There are no subscriptions, no paid upgrades, and no feature-gated tiers. The full source is MIT-licensed, and every capability described here ships in the free package.

What it does

Task What the window gives you
Find Search your ScriptableObject types by name, add a whole namespace at once, or scan a folder for assets you already have.
Inspect Edit the selected asset in the inspector you already know, including custom editors and Odin Inspector integration.
Organize Reorder namespaces, types, and instances, filter by label, and keep the arrangement across sessions.
Edit Clone, rename, move, delete, and create assets in place, then run processors over one type or all of its instances.

Requirements

  • Unity 2021.3 or newer, the floor declared in package.json. The window is developed and tested on Unity 6.
  • No additional package dependencies.

Install

  1. Open Window → Package Manager.
  2. Select +, then Add package from git URL.
  3. Enter https://github.com/wallstop/DataVisualizer.git and select Add.

Open the window with Tools → Wallstop Studios → Data Visualizer. Getting started walks through the first session.

Note

Data Visualizer is alpha software. It was built for wallstop studios' internal use, there is no support commitment yet, and breaking changes can arrive in any release. Feel free to use it, and report what breaks.

Where to go next

  • Getting started — install the package, open the window, and edit your first asset.
  • README — the full feature guide, including themes, search, filtering, persistence, and extension points.
  • Video walkthrough — a visual tour of the window.
  • Issues — known problems and feature requests.