The Wolfram Language allows you to call individual functions or methods within the Unity game engine in running or editing mode. Unity game objects and components are represented in a symbolic form that can immediately be manipulated within the Wolfram Language — and makes access, creation, modification and analysis more convenient even than from Unity native environment.

Basic Program Operations

UnityOpen — open a Unity project

UnityPlay, UnityStop, UnityPause, UnityStep — set Unity editor play mode

Unity Objects & Components »

UnityGameObject — represents a game object

UnityScene  ▪  UnityCamera  ▪  UnityTransform  ▪  UnityMeshFilter  ▪  ...

Unity Assets »

UnityPrefab — represents a prefab

CreateUnityAsset  ▪  FindUnityAsset  ▪  UnityAudioClip  ▪  ...

Unity Process

LaunchUnity — launch the Unity engine

CloseUnity — close the Unity engine

UnityProcessObject — an object representing the Unity process

ProcessStatus  ▪  ProcessInformation  ▪  KillProcess  ▪  ProcessConnection

Direct Control of Unity Engine

UnityTokenExecute — execute a menu-like Unity command

UnityExecute — execute Unity static methods and interface commands

Unity Information & Resources

UnityCurrentValue — test or set values of the Unity editor and game engine

UnityInformation — information about your Unity game engine

$UnityLinkResourceDirectory — give the location of UnityLink resource files

$UnityExecutable — location for the Unity executable

$UnityLogFile — give path to Unity log file

CurrentValue  ▪  Environment  ▪  $CommandLine  ▪  ControllerInformation