User Guide

🚀 Open the Extension

To start organizing and managing your projects installed in Unity Hub:

From Microsoft PowerToys Command Palette

Open the extension from anywhere in your system by launching the PowerToys command bar.

Suggested shortcut: Win + Alt + Space

Note

Make sure PowerToys and Command Palette are enabled in your Windows settings. Once installed from the Store, the extension should appear automatically in your results.

Caution

If you cannot find the extension, close and reopen PowerToys to refresh the available plugin list.

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🔍 Search and Navigation

The search experience is immediate: as you type your project name, Unity Hub Extension filters results in real time with an efficient and modern interaction flow.

1. Open Command Palette using your configured shortcut.

2. Type your project name (e.g. “My 2D Game”).

3. Move through results with the arrow keys.

4. Press Enter to launch Unity with the version associated with that project.

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⚙️ Settings and Preferences

Inside the extension, you have several configurable options that improve your workflow instantly without requiring restarts.

• Calculate project size: An important addition. This option recursively scans your project directory and shows the real total size in GB.

Storage notice

After enabling it, keep in mind that projects with many assets or a large Library folder may take a few extra milliseconds to be listed.

For the smoothest experience, you can enable this only for specific projects or organization sessions, and disable it for daily use.

• Show folder name: Lets you display either the project’s root folder name or the project name defined inside Unity.

• Number of projects to display: Limits how many projects are listed to keep the interface clean and focused.

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🎮 Individual Commands

Each project includes a list of direct actions for quick access:

• Open in Unity: Main action. Instantly opens your project in the Unity Editor.
• Open File Explorer: Opens your project root to navigate local files quickly.
• Remove from Favorites: Removes the project from your favorites list to keep the panel clean.
• Open in Terminal: Starts a terminal in your local project directory for version control and command workflows.
• Copy Path (Ctrl + C): Copies the full project path to your clipboard.
• Open with Visual Studio Code: Opens your project directly in VS Code.
• Open with Visual Studio: Opens the project/solution in Visual Studio, ideal for .NET and C# workflows.
• Open with Antigravity: Launches the project using Antigravity when available in your environment.
• Open with Cursor: Opens the project in Cursor for AI-assisted editing.
• Refresh (F5): Reloads the project list and updates current status.

Dynamic commands

Some actions may change depending on project state or installed applications. For example, if a project is not a favorite yet, you may see Add to Favorites instead of Remove from Favorites.