Searching for 'Missing' References script?

I've noticed that sometimes in Unity I lose references on GameObjects e.g. textures or meshes, something could go and I get a ‘missing’ (mesh) reference on the inspector somewhere. It tends to happen when Unity is doing an update (e.g. when you switching between version control and back to Unity, and perhaps a file hasn't finished writing for example).

This means that sometimes a mesh might just disappear from an object and when you have a big scene that's a lot that could just disappear and go unnoticed.

I was therefore wondering if there was a script in existence (though hopefully it would be a relatively short / simple script) in Unity to loop through all assets and return in a window a list of any reference that simply said ‘missing’?

I am sure this is far faster than me having to do sweeps on hundreds of assets? Any input would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

James

 

There is a script for this available here - http://unitygems.com/lateral1/

 

That's great, but do you know what I would need to modify for it to look for missing references say for meshes, materials or textures whereby on disc they are no longer there?

Is it something around this line?
Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll(typeof(GameObject)).Cast<GameObject>().Where(c=>c.GetComponents<Component>().Any(o=>o==null)).ToList();
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