New to the platform?

You can:

• take a tour of SpatialOS
• read about what SpatialOS is
• set up SpatialOS using the setup guides for Windows, MacOS or Linux

New from June 2018: The SpatialOS Unity GDK

Check out the pre-alpha release of our new Unity GDK: source code on GitHub. Using the Unity Entity Component System (ECS), the GDK is the next evolution in SpatialOS Unity game development. See our blog post on ECS-powered multiplayer for more information.

Note: The pre-alpha GDK version is available for evaluation and feedback only. It’s not yet game-development ready.

Unity and Unreal SDKs

As of SpatialOS 13.0, SpatialOS no longer includes the Unity and Unreal SDKs. The Unity and Unreal SDKs are now released separately and hosted on GitHub.

To migrate to these SDKs, visit the repositories on GitHub:

• github.com/spatialOS/UnitySDK
  • Guide to migrating your project to the GitHub-hosted Unity SDK 1.0.0
  • Unity SDK documentation
• github.com/spatialOS/UnrealSDK
  • Guide to migrating your project to the GitHub-hosted Unreal SDK 1.0.0
  • Unreal SDK documentation

To find out more about why we’ve made this change, read this blog post.

Support

If you need any help, ask in the support area of the forums.

Legal

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Release policies

See the SDK release policy page.

Stability

SpatialOS 13 is fine for local development and deployments using the small deployment template, but deployments using larger templates may be unstable.

If you need any help, ask on the forums.

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