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Unity bridge

The Unity bridge imports assets directly into your active Unity project's Asset folder as prefabs with materials and textures.

Placeholder: Unity Editor interface showing the imported asset prefab.

Before you install

  • Ensure you have Unity 2022.3 LTS or later.
  • In Asset Hub, set the shared folder in settings.
  • Have your Unity project open so the bridge installer can copy files into the correct directory.

Install from Asset Hub (recommended)

  1. Open Asset Hub β†’ Bridges β†’ Unity.
  2. Click Install and select your Unity project root folder (the folder containing the Assets and ProjectSettings directories).
  3. The installer will copy the bridge scripts and plugins into Assets/Plugins/Korvix3D/.
  4. Unity will automatically compile the scripts. You will see a Korvix3D menu option in the top toolbar.

Manual Installation

If you want to manually copy the bridge files or install via a .unitypackage:

  1. Download the Unity Bridge ZIP or .unitypackage from the Download page.
  2. In Unity, go to Assets β†’ Import Package β†’ Custom Package... and select the downloaded package.
  3. Ensure all items are checked and click Import.
  4. Verify that the files appear in the Assets/Plugins/Korvix3D/ directory.

Using the Unity Bridge

  1. With your Unity project open, click Korvix3D β†’ Open Bridge from the top menu.
  2. When you export an asset from the Korvix3D desktop app targeting Unity, it will write the FBX/USD file and materials JSON directly to the shared folder.
  3. The Unity bridge will automatically detect the exported asset, copy the meshes and textures into Assets/Korvix3D_Imports/, construct the materials, and create a prefab in your scene.

Troubleshooting

  • Bridge menu item missing: Ensure the scripts are inside Assets/Plugins/Korvix3D/Editor/ and there are no compilation errors in Unity's Console window.
  • Assets not importing: Confirm that the shared folder path matching key SharedFolderPath in Windows registry matches the path configured in Asset Hub.