UniTAS

A tool that lets you TAS unity games

• The tool doesn’t bypass anti cheat or anything, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
• The tool is early in development and only basic games work
  • This also means TASes made in earlier versions might not work in later versions
• This is a BepInEx 5 mod

TASing in UniTAS

Currently, you write a script in lua to control the game rather than recording inputs in game

This is planned to change to a more traditional emulator-like workflow, with frame advancing support later on

To get the hang of it, check the tutorial here and if stuck on anything, the wiki should help you out, otherwise you can ask on discord or GitHub discussions

What games work

• Currently, anything that BepInEx 5 supports, ranging from unity 3 to latest, and games that use Mono and not IL2CPP
• Check compatibility-list for tested games
• Any games using rewired input system has limited support as of now, games using this may not work correctly

How to install

• Install BepInEx 5 to your game
• Download the latest release from here, or nightly versions from here
• Unzip UniTAS and place it inside the patchers folder your game’s BepInEx folder

How to use

• Press F1 to open the GUI, from there you can load a movie and play it
• Check out BepInEx/Config/UniTAS.cfg to change most settings

How to build

Requirements

• Make sure you have .NET SDK 8.0 installed on your system
• Add BepInEx nuget feed with dotnet nuget add source "https://nuget.bepinex.dev/v3/index.json"

Build

• Clone the repo with git clone
• Initialize submodules with git submodule update --init --recursive
• Run dotnet build UniTAS at the base directory
  • Remove the UniTAS if you are in the inner UniTAS directory
  • If you need to choose Release or Debug config, do so with the --configuration flag
• Output folder would be in UniTAS/Patcher/bin/{Debug|Release}
  • The output content can be copied directly inside a BepInEx folder to be used