Use an external directory inside your Unity project using a folder junction. Unlike a simple symbolic link, a junction can be pushed to git, so you can share a "framework" directory between multiple Unity projects.
Auto-play the first animation of an Animator from the scene view, without any additional script on GameObjects!
Save and load the position of the mouse inside Unity (editor only, Windows), for tools purposes only.
For all your timers and cooldowns in Unity. No more Invoke(), coroutines or testing the time the hard way inside Update().
Quickly load a group of scenes in Unity, in the editor or during gameplay. Easy to set up with drag & drop, and it keeps track of GameObjects between scenes.
Change the center of mass and other hidden variables of your Rigidbody directly from the editor.
Remove the components you don't want in the build while keeping them on your GameObjects, and execute actions when you build your application.
Add behavior to any built-in Unity component using custom inspectors and reflection.
Access previously selected objects in Unity with a simple button, to backtrack quickly in large projects.
A Mario Galaxy-like gravity platformer system in Unity: Attractors, GravityOverrides, line editors and Zones.
How to move, rotate and scale a GameObject without affecting its children.
Rotating a point around another in 3D space from any axis, without gimbal lock, using pure math (matrices and quaternions) and without any Transform or empty GameObject.
Swap the camera projection from perspective to orthographic using a linear interpolation function coupled with an easing function.
Take a screenshot of an EditorWindow with a simple key press, to quickly share the Game view or the Profiler with your teammates. Bonus, recreate Unity's color picker by reading a single pixel at the mouse position.
A TimeEditor class which mirrors the behavior of Unity's Time class in edit mode. Useful for tools that need timers and slow motion.
Quickly select the GameObject you want, even when it is hidden behind others, with a simple click and the scroll wheel.
