Quick Restore Window

The Quick Restore Window is PlaySync Pro’s primary zero-friction interface. It automatically pops up the exact moment you exit Play Mode if any parameter tweaks were detected during your session.

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Table of Contents

1. The Exit Staging Workflow
2. Smart Scene Conflict Guard
3. Toolbar & Quick Actions
4. 100% Native Undo Integration

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The Exit Staging Workflow

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Unity as Unity Editor
    participant Tracker as PlaySync Tracker
    participant Restore as Quick Restore Window

    User->>Unity: Enter Play Mode (Ctrl+P)
    Tracker->>Unity: Capture Base Scene Snapshot
    User->>Unity: Tweak Values in Play Mode
    Tracker->>Tracker: Scan & Queue Runtime Changes
    User->>Unity: Exit Play Mode (Stop)
    Unity->>Tracker: OnPlayModeStateChanged (ExitingPlayMode)
    Tracker->>Restore: Open Restore Window (Auto-Trigger)
    User->>Restore: Click "Apply Selected Changes"
    Restore->>Unity: Write Values with Undo.RecordObject()

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Smart Scene Conflict Guard

A common risk when restoring runtime changes is accidentally overwriting manual adjustments made in Edit Mode. PlaySync Pro includes a built-in Conflict Guard:

• Clean State: If an object has not been altered in Edit Mode, its row shows a clean green status icon and is marked safe for 1-click restore.
• Conflict State: If you altered a property in Edit Mode after stopping Play Mode, PlaySync Pro flags the property with an Amber Warning: ⚠️ Scene Value Modified Since Exit. Original: (0,0,0) | Edit Mode: (1,1,1) | Staged: (5,5,5)
• You can choose whether to overwrite with the staged runtime value or retain the Edit Mode edit.

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Toolbar & Quick Actions

The Quick Restore Window features a responsive 3-row toolbar:

• Select All / Deselect All: Quickly toggle all checkboxes across all tracked GameObjects.
• Filter Tabs: Toggle between All Changes, Transforms, Scripts, Components, and Prefabs.
• Search Bar: Real-time search filter by GameObject name or component property name.
• Apply Selected Changes: Commits checked properties to your active Edit Mode scene.
• Restore All Safe: Bypasses any conflicted properties and applies only 100% safe changes.
• Discard All: Clears the current staging queue without modifying the scene.
• Studio (Full Suite) Link: One-click button in the header to expand into the full 6-tab PlaySync Studio.

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100% Native Undo Integration

Every change committed through the Quick Restore Window is registered with Unity’s native Undo.RecordObject() system:

// Internal commit mechanism ensuring full Ctrl+Z safety:
Undo.RecordObject(targetComponent, "PlaySync Restore Parameter");
ApplyPropertySnapshot(targetComponent, stagedChange);
EditorUtility.SetDirty(targetComponent);

Pro Tip: If you ever commit a batch of changes by accident, simply press Ctrl+Z / Cmd+Z in the Unity Editor to revert every modified object back to its pre-restore state!