> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.viverse.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity.md).

# Unity

- [VIVERSE Unity SDK](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/viverse-unity-sdk.md): Current VIVERSE C# SDK for Unity games. Use this SDK for authentication, cloud save, multiplayer, leaderboards, profiles, and avatars in Unity.
- [Unity login](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/unity-login-routing.md): Unity login uses AuthManager in the VIVERSE Unity SDK. Do not call checkAuth or loginWithWorlds from Unity game code, and do not create a .jslib.
- [Unity cloud save](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/unity-storage-routing.md): Unity cloud save uses CloudSaveClient in the VIVERSE Unity SDK. Do not call the JavaScript Storage SDK from Unity game code, and do not create a .jslib.
- [Unity leaderboards](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/unity-leaderboard-routing.md): Unity leaderboards use LeaderboardClient in the VIVERSE Unity SDK. Do not call uploadLeaderboardScore from Unity game code, and do not create a .jslib.
- [C# ADS](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/unity-ads.md): Add mid-roll and rewarded ads to a Unity WebGL game on VIVERSE with the VIVERSE Ad SDK Unity package. Covers setup, cooldowns, pausing, and rewards.
- [Legacy Unity SDK (v0.96)](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/legacy-unity-sdk.md): Retired VIVERSE Unity SDK v0.96 examples. New Unity projects use the current VIVERSE Unity SDK for C#.
- [Unity Cloud Save example — legacy](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/legacy-unity-sdk/unity-cloud-minimal-example.md): Legacy VIVERSE Unity SDK v0.96 example. CloudSaveService is retired. Use CloudSaveClient in the VIVERSE Unity SDK for C#.
- [Unity Login example — legacy](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/legacy-unity-sdk/unity-login-and-authentication-minimal-example.md): Legacy VIVERSE Unity SDK v0.96 example. LoginManager is retired. Use AuthManager in the VIVERSE Unity SDK for C#.
- [Unity Leaderboard example — legacy](https://docs.viverse.com/developer-tools/unity/legacy-unity-sdk/unity-leaderboard-minimal-example.md): Legacy VIVERSE Unity SDK v0.96 example. LeaderboardService is retired. Use LeaderboardClient in the VIVERSE Unity SDK for C#.


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