Unity Mcp Visualscripting
What is Unity Mcp Visualscripting
unity-mcp-visualscripting is a Unity example project that demonstrates the interaction between a TypeScript-based MCP server and Unity, allowing users to build and configure their own tools for further development.
Use cases
Use cases include developing custom game mechanics, creating interactive tools for designers, and enhancing Unity applications with server-side logic and data processing.
How to use
To use unity-mcp-visualscripting, clone the repository, install the necessary dependencies with ‘npm install’, and build the MCP server using ‘npm run build’. Then, configure the MCP in Claude Desktop settings to point to the built server.
Key features
Key features include a simple setup for Unity and TypeScript integration, the ability to create custom tools, and a straightforward management interface through UnityMCP-ShowWindow.
Where to use
unity-mcp-visualscripting can be used in game development, interactive applications, and any project that requires visual scripting and server communication within Unity.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Overview
What is Unity Mcp Visualscripting
unity-mcp-visualscripting is a Unity example project that demonstrates the interaction between a TypeScript-based MCP server and Unity, allowing users to build and configure their own tools for further development.
Use cases
Use cases include developing custom game mechanics, creating interactive tools for designers, and enhancing Unity applications with server-side logic and data processing.
How to use
To use unity-mcp-visualscripting, clone the repository, install the necessary dependencies with ‘npm install’, and build the MCP server using ‘npm run build’. Then, configure the MCP in Claude Desktop settings to point to the built server.
Key features
Key features include a simple setup for Unity and TypeScript integration, the ability to create custom tools, and a straightforward management interface through UnityMCP-ShowWindow.
Where to use
unity-mcp-visualscripting can be used in game development, interactive applications, and any project that requires visual scripting and server communication within Unity.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Content
Unity MCP Template
This is a simple example project demonstrating interaction between a TypeScript-b
ased MCP server and Unity. You can build and configure your own tools to expand and develop further.
Create more tools your own!
Quick Start
unity-mcp-sample is a Unity example project. To minimize version-related issues and ensure compatibility with legacy versions, it does not use packages like NewtonsoftJSON. Additionally, the EditorWindow is implemented using IMGUI. The MCP can be managed through the UnityMCP-ShowWindow at the top.
Build MCP Server
within the unity-mcp-server
npm install npm run build
Add MCP in Claude Desktop
Open Claude Desktop Settings, and Developer-Edit Config
{ "mcpServers": { "unity-mcp": { "command": "node", "args":["F:/unity-mcp-template/unity-mcp-server/dist/index.js"] } } }
Create your own tools!
Both input data structure should be same.
Unity
Refer to CreateObjectTools and create the tool you want.
Typescript
Refer to createObject and create the tool you want.
TODO List
- [x] Enable Unity to send result messages to MCP
- [ ] Change TCP structure (currently implemented with client-server reversed due to a bug in the TypeScript SDK)
- Unity (Current : TCP Server, TODO : TCP Client)
- MCP (Current : TCP Client, TODO : TCP Server)
Dev Tools Supporting MCP
The following are the main code editors that support the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
