Capability Reference
These are the supported capability areas of the current EngineForge release for Unity and Godot.
How to read this reference
This page describes the supported capability families for each engine. Exact action availability can depend on the current project, engine state, specialist role, Plan or Forge mode, and approval policy.
For setup and troubleshooting, see the Unity Integration or Godot Integration documentation.
unity integration
Unity capabilities
Work across Unity project context, editor-native structures, and targeted Play Mode observation when it is useful to the task.
Scenes
Create, open, save, and inspect Unity scenes and their hierarchy.
GameObjects
Find and modify GameObjects, transforms, hierarchy placement, tags, layers, and active state.
Components
Inspect, add, remove, and configure supported components and object references.
Prefabs
Create, inspect, instantiate, modify, unpack, and manage prefab overrides and variants.
Scripts
Create, find, read, edit, and delete scripts in the Unity project.
Assets & materials
Find, import, and create assets, including text assets and supported material operations.
Project, settings & packages
Inspect project information, validate the authored project without playing it, read and change project settings, refresh assets, and work with Unity packages.
Editor
Inspect editor and compilation state, use supported editor actions, and run editor code (the Execute Code category in Auto-Approve).
Selection
Set, clear, and focus the active Unity editor selection.
UI
Create supported Unity UI elements, set the Game view size, and see, measure and click game UI while it runs.
Animation
List clips, set clip looping, create and inspect animator controllers, and control animation state and parameters.
Particles
Create, inspect, control, and configure supported particle-system modules.
Physics
Inspect and configure gravity and collision behavior, and run physics queries.
Lighting
Inspect lighting information and update supported lighting settings.
Terrain
Create and inspect terrain, then modify heights, textures, and tree placement.
Input
Inspect and modify supported Unity input actions, axes, and bindings.
Camera
Analyze the active viewport for supported camera-related work.
Console
Read or clear Unity editor console output.
Screenshots
Capture a screenshot from a supported Unity view.
Runtime
Play a named scene, then wait for conditions, assert during play, set values, call methods, change time scale, and read the running game's hierarchy and trace.
godot integration
Godot capabilities
Work across Godot project and scene context, editor-native changes, 2D workflows, and targeted running-game observation when useful.
Scenes
Create, open, save, and inspect Godot scenes and their tree structure.
Nodes & relationships
Create and modify nodes, properties, transforms, signals, groups, and scene-tree relationships.
Scripts
Create, find, read, edit, attach, detach, and delete scripts in the Godot project.
Resources & materials
Find and create supported resources, including material inspection and editing.
TileMap & 2D world
Create and assign tile sets, manage layers and cells, and work with supported terrain data.
Particles
Create, inspect, control, and configure supported Godot particle effects.
Animation
Inspect and control supported animation playback.
Input
Inspect and modify supported Godot input actions and bindings.
Editor
Inspect editor state, manage selection and filesystem state, and perform supported scene and editor actions.
Autoloads
List, add and remove autoloads: scripts or scenes Godot loads before the main scene and any script can reach by name.
Project
Inspect, scan, and validate the current Godot project, including shader errors.
Console
Read or clear Godot editor output.
Screen location
Locate a supported editor or running-game region on screen.
Screenshots
Capture a screenshot from a supported Godot view.
Runtime
Run the game in its own window, observe it with traces, filmstrip frames and runtime error reports, send input, and see, measure and click game UI.
Export
Export the project as desktop builds for macOS, Windows and Linux (Godot 4.6.1), with game name, icon and version.
Version ownership
EngineForge manages the deployed Unity DLL and Godot add-on. Do not edit these managed integration files.
Capability coverage follows the current EngineForge release and can evolve between releases.
Availability and safety
Engine imports, compilation, or the current project state can temporarily affect whether a supported action is available. Read-only bridge actions normally do not prompt because the integration classifies them as read-only; actions that change the project follow each specialist’s role and your Auto-Approve settings.
Unity and Godot do not expose identical operations. Refer to the relevant engine integration page when a supported capability is unavailable in the current workflow.