Intermediate
Third-person controller
Camera-relative movement, jumping, and grounded checks
- Controller script
- Camera rig
- Player prefab setup
AngelWing for Unity
Turn game ideas into Unity scripts and scene objects
Generate compiling C# and GameObject hierarchies, review the exact files and scene operations, then apply them to the open Unity project.
300 trial credits · No card required
Interactive demonstration
Prompt
Generated
Review
Applied
Demo stage: Prompt
Unity workflow
“Add a game HUD with health, score, objective, and pause UI.”
Built for Unity
Go from intent to a reviewable C# change
AngelWing reads the editor context, generates complete artifacts, and shows every supported operation before it touches your project.
01
Write C# files under Assets with matching class and file names
02
Create GameObjects, built-in primitives, components, and uGUI hierarchies
03
Wait for Unity compilation and report real editor errors
Starter builds
Begin with a complete Unity brief
Each template includes the behavior, project structure, and editor artifacts needed for a useful first result.
Beginner
Game HUD
Health, score, objective, and pause UI
- Canvas hierarchy
- HUD controller
- Pause flow
Native editor connection
Connect Unity in three steps
The local bridge pairs with a short-lived code. You choose what to review and when to apply it.
Local bridge Explicit pairing
01
Merge the downloaded Assets folder into the Unity project.
02
Confirm Assets/Editor/AngelWing/AngelWingBridge.cs exists and wait for compilation.
03
Open Window → AngelWing, request a pairing code, and approve it in AngelWing.
FAQ
Unity questions
Does AngelWing know when Unity compilation fails?
Yes. The editor bridge keeps C# writes pending until compilation completes and returns compiler failure details when validation fails.
Can it create UI as well as scripts?
Yes. It can build Canvas and uGUI hierarchies alongside the C# behavior that drives them.
Your editor. Your project. Your approval.