Prototir Unity examples

A small Unity 6 project demonstrating the official Prototir Unity SDK. The scene reports readiness, events, scores, persistent storage, and a managed AI request while remaining playable in the Unity Editor through the SDK's local mocks.

Open the project

1. Install Unity 6 with Web Build Support.
2. Clone this repository.
3. Open the repository folder as a Unity project.
4. Wait for Package Manager to install com.prototir.sdk from the pinned SDK commit.
5. Open Prototir > Project Setup and resolve every blocking issue.
6. Open Assets/Scenes/Main.unity and enter Play mode.

The example configures a local managed-AI mock in the Editor. A Web build uses the real Prototir player and requires managed AI to be enabled for the uploaded prototype.

For a native build, press Pair this build in the example scene. The SDK displays a code and QR over the game; scan and approve it to connect the build. The playground returns when you close the pairing screen. In the Editor, set Assets/Resources/PrototirSettings.asset to a prototype slug before pairing. A downloaded build receives its slug from Prototir during upload.

Build and upload

1. Switch to the Web platform.
2. Use Prototir > Project Setup > Fix all available.
3. Make a non-development build into a clean Build directory. For automation, run Unity -batchmode -quit -projectPath . -buildTarget WebGL -executeMethod PrototirExamples.BuildWeb.Build.
4. ZIP the contents of Build, not the directory itself.
5. Upload the ZIP to Prototir and test resize, fullscreen, focus, storage, and console diagnostics.

The SDK writes prototir.json into the export automatically. This project also includes Assets/Prototir/prototir.json so its public metadata and managed-AI requirement are explicit.

Run the lightweight repository check with Node.js 20 or newer:

node tools/check.mjs

See the Unity creator guide for the full supported profile.