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Build full Unity games for VORIVOX

A reliable boundary between polished 2D/3D gameplay and the acoustic target: lifecycle, hits, score, lighting, diagnostics and local development.

Unity 2022.3 LTSLinux x86_64Launcher 0.10.4+1–2 playersOffline runtime
GameController.cs
await sdk.ConnectAsync();
await LoadGameContentAsync();
await sdk.ReadyAsync("Game");

sdk.HitReceived += hit =>
    ResolveShot(hit.NormalizedX,
                hit.NormalizedY);
Launcher accepted · target ready
35pages per language
5Unity samples
3mock scenarios
100%local runtime

Choose a task

01

First connection

From an empty project to accepted server.hello and a ready scene.

Step-by-step guide →
02

Gameplay

Hit coordinates, Canvas, 3D raycasts, score and two players.

Handle hits →
03

Test without hardware

Mock Launcher, pause, controller loss and repeatable scenarios.

Local development →
04

Ship a release

Linux build, package, JSON schemas, checksums and QA.

Publishing path →

One clear boundary

Unity owns visuals and mechanics. Launcher owns the session, hardware, licensing and system environment.

  • no direct RS-485 or controller access;
  • one-time launch-manifest authentication;
  • public callbacks on the Unity main thread;
  • serialized WebSocket sends and confirmed handshake;
  • gameplay remains available without internet.
Explore architecture →
VORIVOX architecture
Game ↔ Launcher is the only platform contract.

Included

Runtime package

UPM package, events, manifest models, lifecycle, score and LED API.

Starter Kit

Recommended bootstrap with pause, stop and safe completion.

Mock Launcher

Basic, pause and device-fault scenarios.

5 samples

Starter, reaction, precision target, rail shooter and duel.

Validators

Launch manifest and distributable Unity game package.

JSON schemas

Manifest, envelope and game package for CI and IDEs.

READY TO START?

Build a vertical slice in one pass

Use Starter Kit and verify all three mock scenarios before physical hardware.

Open development map