Unity AI

Overview

Unity AI is a suite of AI-powered tools designed to streamline the game development process within the Unity Editor. It comprises three main components: Assistant, Generators, and Inference Engine. The Assistant offers contextual help, resolves errors, and automates tasks by understanding project assets. Generators create sprites, textures, animations, and sounds using AI models, including third-party options. The Inference Engine focuses on local AI model inference for optimized runtime experiences. Unity AI aims to lower the barrier to entry, automate tedious tasks, and generate assets directly within the Unity environment. By integrating these features directly into the editor, Unity AI seeks to provide a seamless, efficient, and powerful development experience for creators of all levels.

Common tasks

Contextual Assistance Asset Generation Code Generation Automated Task Execution AI Model Inference

FAQ

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What is Unity AI?

Unity AI is a suite of AI tools and capabilities integrated directly into the Unity Editor. It includes Assistant for contextual help, Generators for asset creation, and Inference Engine for local AI model inference.

What is happening to Muse?

Muse will be sunset shortly after Unity 6.2 enters GA (general availability). Muse will remain available until then.

Can I use Unity AI on my existing project while it’s in beta?

Yes, but only in test projects. Per the terms of service, you may only try Unity AI in test projects, and not in production projects until it becomes generally available.

What features are in Unity AI?

Unity AI has three main components: Assistant, Generators, and Inference Engine. Assistant provides contextual help, Generators create assets, and Inference Engine focuses on local AI model inference.