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Modular To-Do lists - the ultimate offline unity project management asset.

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Overview

It is a powerful and easy-to-use asset that lets you create, manage, and organize your projects in Unity entirely offline. It is suitable for small tasks and powerful enough to manage the entire project.

It has two versions, one of them is paid and the other one is free. Although the free version includes everything required to function, the pro version adds some quality-of-life improvements and helps support the development of the asset.

Please review the asset if you found it useful. As a solo developer with zero marketing skills, reviews are the only way for me to get discovered in the asset store.

Get Started

There is no need for a setup. Just import and enjoy.

1. Find the asset window

The asset window is found in: Tools>Tiny Giant Studio>Modular To-do lists

2. Create Topic

Topics hold all the to-do lists regarding a single subject. You can create new topics by pressing the button at the bottom of the window.

3. Modifying a topic

After opening a topic, you can modify it by clicking the edit icon. The icon for the topic can be changed on this page by clicking on it.

4. To-do lists

Each topic can have unlimited to-do lists. Similar to a topic, to-do lists can be modified by clicking the edit icon beside its name.

New to-do lists can be created by clicking the button at the bottom of the page after opening a topic.

5. Tasks

Tasks can be created by clicking the plus icon. Tasks can have references, and descriptions and be filtered according to their state.

6. Filters

The filters sidebar can be opened/closed by clicking the arrow icon at the left-top side of to-do lists.

7. Options

This button can be used to get more options that you can do.

You can delete the folder Assets/Tiny Giant Studio/Modular to-do lists.

This just contains the offline documentation, and a sample scene because of asset store requirements.

All the files required to function are inside the plugins folder.