Vex’s Expertise: What Your Assistant Knows

Vex’s Knowledge of Unity, Unreal, and Godot

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Vex has comprehensive knowledge of game engine architecture, APIs, and best practices across three major engines.

Unity expertise:

Core systems — GameObjects, Components, Transforms, Scenes, Prefabs, ScriptableObjects
Physics — Rigidbody, Colliders, Joints, Raycasting, Physics Materials
Rendering — Materials, Shaders, Lighting, Post-Processing, URP/HDRP pipelines
Animation — Animator, Animation Clips, State Machines, Blend Trees
UI — Canvas, UI Toolkit, UGUI, Event Systems
Scripting — MonoBehaviour lifecycle, Coroutines, Events, Delegates
Asset management — AssetDatabase, Resources, Addressables

Vex knows Unity 6000.3.10 and newer, including modern features like UIToolkit and the new Input System.

Unreal Engine knowledge (planned support):

Blueprints and C++ integration
Actor/Component architecture
Materials and Niagara VFX
Gameplay Framework (GameMode, PlayerController, Pawn)

Godot knowledge (planned support):

Node-based scene system
GDScript and C# scripting
Signals and Groups
Resource management

Currently, Vex’s Unity expertise is fully active. Unreal and Godot knowledge will activate when those engines are supported.

How this helps you:

When you ask Vex to create a player controller, Vex knows:

Which components are needed (Rigidbody, Collider, etc.)
How to structure the movement script
What physics settings to use
How to handle input properly
Common pitfalls to avoid

You don’t need to explain Unity fundamentals. Vex already knows them.

Practical impact of Vex’s engine knowledge:

When you ask Vex to create a player controller, Vex already knows which components are typically needed (Rigidbody, Collider, a movement script), how to structure the movement code using MonoBehaviour lifecycle methods, what physics settings make sense for a character controller, how to handle input properly with the new Input System, and which common pitfalls to avoid (like applying forces in Update instead of FixedUpdate). You do not need to explain Unity fundamentals. Vex already has that deep context.

Beyond basics:

Vex also understands advanced Unity concepts: ScriptableObject architecture for data management, Addressables for asset loading, UI Toolkit for modern interface design, the render pipeline differences between URP and HDRP, and editor tool development patterns. This means Vex can help with sophisticated development tasks, not just basic object creation.

This deep engine knowledge means you spend less time explaining basics and more time building your game.

You focus on the creative vision. Vex handles the technical details.