In this video, we demonstrate how to use the Texture Generator with the AI Assistant to create textures and images during the prototyping stage of game design.

Unity AI is built into the Unity Editor and grounded in the real context of game development, from project structure and systems to the creative iteration that shapes player experience. This means creators can spend less time on repetitive workflows, and more time building and refining what makes a game great.

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[00:00] Introduction
[00:38] Create a texture
[01:45] Create a prompt
[02:47] Upscaling
[03:35] Characters
[03:50] Modify images
[04:19] Operators
[05:11] Searching for AI assets

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Unity 6's AI Texture Generator lets developers create 2D images for game prototyping directly within the editor. The tool supports multiple AI models (including Flux 1 Dev and GPT Image 1) for generating textures, backgrounds, and UI assets from text prompts. Key features include batch generation, upscaling, background removal, pixelation, and style/pose reference operators. Generated assets are automatically tagged as 'AI' for easy tracking and replacement with final artwork later. The workflow is designed to accelerate early design stages before artists produce final assets.

Unity AI Open Beta: Texture Generator