Reactor v1.1.3+3
Get started with Reactor
Install takes under a minute. The local server downloads automatically after the package is added.
Package URL for Unity Package Manager
https://github.com/KinematicSoup/Releases.git?path=/Reactor/1.1.3 In Unity: Window → Package Manager → + → Add package from git URL…, paste the URL, and click Add.
- Unity 2021.3 LTS or newer
- Git on your PATH
- .NET 8 SDK
Before you start
You need Unity (2021.3 LTS, 2022.3 LTS, or 6.x), Git, and the .NET 8 SDK installed. Unity's Package Manager uses Git to fetch the package, and the install fails with a "no git executable found" error without it. The local development server runs on .NET, so it will not start without the SDK.
Open Unity Package Manager
In the Unity menu bar, go to Window → Package Manager. Click the + button in the top-left corner and select Add package from git URL…
New to the Package Manager? Unity's guide on installing a package from a Git URL walks through it.
Add the package URL
Paste the package URL from the top of this page and click Add. Unity fetches the package and the local server downloads on first use.
Run your first room
Follow the first tutorial to get a multiplayer room running.
Deploy to Reactor Cloud (optional)
When you're ready to go live, sign in to the console at console.kinematicsoup.com. The overview page lets you create projects under Reactor or Scene Fusion: create a Reactor project and choose your tier at that point.
If someone is adding you to an existing project, they can send an invite from the console. Click the link in the email and you'll be joined to the project automatically.
System requirements
Unity
2021.3 LTS / 2022.3 LTS / 6.x
Git
Any recent version, on your PATH
.NET SDK
8.0 or later
OS
Windows 10/11 / macOS
CPU
x86-64 or Apple M-series
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