Object Notes

Object Notes

Object Notes let you attach persistent sticky notes to any GameObject in your scene. Each note has a category, color, priority, and optional done state - making it easy to track bugs, design decisions, and tasks right inside the Unity Editor.

Open the Notes window from Window > Kronnect > Scene Pilot Pro > Notes or press Ctrl+Shift+N (Cmd+Shift+N on macOS).

Categories

Notes are organized into five default categories, each with its own color:

Note Properties

Each note stores the following properties:

• Text content - free-form text describing the note.
• Category / Color - one of the five categories listed above.
• Priority - None, Low, Medium, or High.
• Done state - a boolean toggle indicating whether the note's task has been completed.
• Timestamp - automatically recorded when the note is created or modified.

View Modes

List View

Each note appears as a row with the category icon, color indicator, text preview, and priority badge. Click a row to select the associated GameObject. This is the default view and the best for scanning many notes quickly.

Icon / Grid View

Notes display as thumbnail-sized icons arranged in a grid. Each icon shows the category color and a truncated text label. This view is compact and useful for scenes with many notes.

Sort Modes

Sort notes using the toolbar dropdown:

• Default - creation order.
• Priority - High first, then Medium, Low, None.
• Category - grouped by category name.
• Done - incomplete notes first, completed notes at the bottom.
• Date - most recently modified first.

Floating Windows

Double-click any note to open it as a floating sticky note in the Scene View. Floating notes are:

• Resizable - drag the edges or corners. Minimum size is 160x120 pixels.
• Draggable - move by dragging the title bar.
• Auto-font-sizing - text scales between 10pt and 200pt to fit the window size.
• Persistent - positions and sizes are saved and restored between sessions.

Context Menu

Right-click a note to access:

• Priority - submenu to set None, Low, Medium, or High.
• Done - toggle the done state.
• Delete - remove the note permanently.
• Pin - pin the note to the top of the list.

Hierarchy Integration

You can create notes directly from the Hierarchy: right-click any GameObject, then go to Scene Pilot Pro > Add Object Note and choose a category from the submenu (General, Gameplay, Art, Bug, or Todo). The note is created and linked to that object immediately.

Persistence

Object notes are stored per scene in ProjectSettings/ScenePilotPro/. This folder should be committed to your version control system so that notes are shared across your team.