Unity MCP
Unity MCP connects AI assistants with Unity Editor, allowing controlled asset handling, scene management, and automation through a local MCP server.
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Apr 09 2025
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What is Unity MCP?
Unity MCP is a protocol and server setup that bridges AI assistants such as Claude or Cursor with the Unity Editor. It enables these AI tools to perform various Unity Editor actions, including managing assets, editing scenes, controlling game objects, and automating workflows. The system comprises a Unity package (Bridge) installed inside Unity and a Python-based server running locally. This setup allows AI to interact with Unity through predefined functions, making development, testing, and asset management more efficient and automated.
Who will use Unity MCP?
- Unity developers
- Game artists
- Automation enthusiasts
- AI integrators for Unity
- Project managers using AI assistance
How to use the Unity MCP?
- Step 1: Install the Unity MCP Bridge package in your Unity project via Package Manager
- Step 2: Configure and run the Python MCP Server locally
- Step 3: Connect your MCP client (e.g., Claude or Cursor) to the server by editing configuration files if auto-configuration fails
- Step 4: Launch Unity and ensure the MCP connection status shows connected
- Step 5: Use your MCP client to send commands for asset management, scene editing, or automation tasks
Unity MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- read_console
- manage_script
- manage_editor
- manage_scene
- manage_asset
- manage_gameobject
- execute_menu_item
The Benefits
- Automates Unity workflows
- Allows natural language control of Unity Editor
- Extensible with various MCP clients
- Streamlines asset and scene management
- Facilitates AI-driven development processes
Unity MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- AI-assisted game development workflows
- Automated scene and asset management for large projects
- Integration of AI tools for rapid prototyping within Unity
- Automating repetitive editor tasks using natural language commands