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Add AI navigation in Unity 6: bake a NavMesh with the AI Navigation package (NavMeshSurface), move agents with NavMeshAgent.SetDestination, and handle dynamic obstacles. Use when setting up pathfinding, making an enemy chase the player, baking navigation, or when the user mentions NavMesh, NavMeshAgent, NavMeshSurface, NavMeshObstacle, or Unity pathfinding.
Sets up and configures the Unity AI Navigation system — NavMesh surfaces, NavMesh agents, obstacles, links, modifiers, areas and costs. Use when creating walkable navigation meshes, adding pathfinding agents, setting up patrol routes, configuring obstacle avoidance and carving, connecting separate NavMeshes with links, coupling navigation with animation, or troubleshooting navigation issues.
Bake and query Unity NavMesh
Use this skill when implementing AI, AIController, behavior tree, blackboard, AI perception, NavMesh, EQS, navigation, pathfinding, State Tree, or Smart Objects in Unreal Engine. See references/behavior-tree-patterns.md for BT patterns and references/eqs-reference.md for EQS configuration. For AI ability use, see ue-gameplay-abilities.
C# scripting in Unity for gameplay, behavior, and engine integration. PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) writing Unity C# scripts, (2) MonoBehaviour lifecycle (Awake/OnEnable/Start/Update/FixedUpdate/LateUpdate), (3) coroutines and async/await in Unity, (4) delegates, events, Action/Func patterns, (5) ScriptableObject creation and serialization, (6) GetComponent / TryGetComponent and component caching, (7) physics scripting (Rigidbody, raycast, collision/trigger callbacks), (8) animation scripting (Animator parameters, state machines, IK), (9) NavMesh and NavMeshAgent scripting, (10) input handling (Input System package), (11) custom serialization and SerializeField. Provides: lifecycle reference, coroutine vs async patterns, ScriptableObject templates, Rigidbody/collision recipes, NavMesh examples, and Input System setup.
Expert in designing and implementing intelligent game AI systems including behavior trees, finite state machines, GOAP, utility AI, pathfinding, steering behaviors, and perception systems. Specializes in creating believable, performant NPC behaviors that enhance player experience. Use when "game AI, NPC behavior, behavior tree, state machine for game, enemy AI, pathfinding, A* algorithm, navmesh, steering behavior, GOAP, utility AI, AI perception, combat AI, companion AI, boss AI, crowd simulation, flocking, game-ai, behavior-trees, pathfinding, npc, state-machines, goap, utility-ai, steering, perception" mentioned.
Design NPC and enemy decision-making with finite state machines, behavior trees, steering behaviors, and A* pathfinding — engine-neutral algorithms that pair with the detected engine's navigation API. Use when building enemy AI, an FSM or behavior tree, steering/flocking, or pathfinding, or when the user mentions state machine, behavior tree, blackboard, A*, navmesh, seek, or patrol/chase.
Meta XR Mixed Reality Utility Kit (MRUK) (com.meta.xr.mrutilitykit) for Unity XR development. Use when working with Scene API data (rooms, walls, floors, furniture), spawning prefabs on scene anchors, placing virtual objects in the real world, world locking to prevent anchor drift, raycasting against room geometry, generating NavMesh from scene data, environment depth raycasting for instant placement without scanning, Passthrough Camera Access (PCA), trackable detection (keyboards, QR codes), destructible scene meshes, space maps, room sharing for multiplayer, or any MR scene-aware feature.
Use when building a Unity 6.3 level or open world: terrain from code or heightmaps, procedural islands, erosion, splat and foliage rules, trees and grass, ProBuilder graybox, level gym, modular kit and prefab placement, set dressing, landmarks and player guidance, the island's edge, spline roads, WFC, fog, additive scene streaming, or a world that hitches, pops in, leaks memory or runs slow on mobile. Keywords: Terrain, TerrainData, ProBuilder, blockout, graybox, modular kit, NavMesh, LoadSceneAsync, open world.
Use when building or debugging Unity gameplay systems: enemy AI that patrols, chases and attacks, NavMesh baking and agents (AI Navigation 2), feet sliding on agents, state machines or behavior trees, physics projectiles that tunnel, the physics spiral, layers and the collision matrix, CharacterController vs Rigidbody characters, object pooling, 'hundreds of enemies', DOTS, Burst or Jobs decisions, Netcode for GameObjects multiplayer, audio mixers, snapshots, volume sliders and 3D combat sounds.