Unity is required to use the Spatial Creator Toolkit. You can install Unity from their official site. Be sure to install one of the supported versions:

<aside> 📖 Supported Unity Versions

Recommended: 2021.3.21f
Minimum: 2021.3.8f
Coming Soon: 2022.3.16 LTS </aside>

You must also include the WebGL Build Support module to be able to test in your sandbox space via your web browser. You can leave all other modules unchecked.

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Starter Template

To build an experience on Spatial with the Creator Toolkit you will need the Starter Template. This Unity project contains all the components, APIs, and packages you will need to publish to Spatial.

<aside> <img src="/icons/save_green.svg" alt="/icons/save_green.svg" width="40px" /> Click here to download the starter template.

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The Starter Templates also includes a number of sample assets to help you get started (find them under Assets > Examples), including:

Game: Hyper Jump (built with Visual Scripting)
Space: Feature Demo
Space: Spatial Island
Space: Golf Cart Driving
Vehicle: Golf Cart
Custom Avatar: Spatian Astronaut
Avatar Attachment: Space Gun
Animation: Standing Arguing Reaction
Prefab Object: Boombox

<aside> 👋 Have an existing Unity project you want to port to Spatial? See how below 👇

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Opening the Starter Template

Download the Starter Template at the link at the top of this page.
Unzip the .ZIP archive and open the project from Unity Hub.
Once the project is opened you may see an update dialog. Click Yes to update to the latest version of the Spatial Creator Toolkit.
Find all the above samples under Assets > Examples
- To check out the Feature Demo scene, head to Assets > Examples > Space_FeatureDemo > Scenes, then open FeatureDemo.unity

Using an Existing Unity Project

Already have a Unity project? No problem! Follow these steps to convert your project to a Spatial project.

1. Download the Starter Template

Click here to download the starter template. This project is already ready to go, and comes fully configured. Bringing your assets into this project is the easiest way to ensure your package will work correctly in Spatial.

<aside> ⚠️ Double check that you have a supported version of Unity installed, which you can find listed here. If you have a different version of Unity than what is listed, some things may or may not work properly.

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2. Export your project as a Unity package

Open your project, and select all the assets under “Assets” in your Project panel. Once selected, click the “Export package…” under the “Assets” menu item in the main toolbar. Save this somewhere on your drive.

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3. Close your project and open the Starter Template

In the next step, we’ll import your assets into the Spatial Starter Template.

4. Import your Unity package into the Starter Template

With the starter template project opened, select “Assets/Import Package/Custom Package” and select the file you saved earlier.

5. Setup your environment scene as a Spatial environment.

Open the Spatial Configuration panel using the ⚙️ icon in the top right toolbar.
Drag your unity scene into the Environment Variant slot.

6. Cleanup

You can keep the Starter Template asset in your project as reference, or you may delete all of it (except for the contents of the Assets/Spatial directory).

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