Archimatix is a powerful node-based parametric modeling extension for Unity that helps you quickly create mutable props and rich, variable environments.

Archimatix ships with many game-ready example models featuring interactive handles that let you manipulate forms in realtime. For example, you can drag a handle for the length of the included Villa Apresto and more columns and arches will be added automatically to the model.

You can also roll your own parametric objects that are specific to your art direction. Archimatix features a node graph editor that puts all the power of modeling logic right at your fingertips. No coding required!

That being said, Archimatix also provides a simple turtle-based scripting environment to allow coders to define custom parametric shapes with scene handles and a C# API for developing custom nodes.

A key offering of Archimatix for artists is its rich 2D shape operations such as 2D Booleans, offset, rounding and thickening. The resulting compound shapes can be used to generate elaborate meshes, as well as paths to distribute objects.

Archimatix Pro now offers runtime features so that you can extend Archimatix magic to your players. In-game parametrics allows your players to modify levels on the fly and alter model forms, allowing you to unleash your players creativity while providing many opportunities for encouraging in-app purchases. Read more about runtime Archimatix: http://bit.ly/axruntime and checkout a WebGL demo of runtime parametrics at demos.archimatix.com/SpaceshipShop

Key Features
• Node-based Graph Editor with Intuitive UI
• Library of Parametric Shapes and Objects
• Library Items You Make Can Be Shared via Email
• Interactive Editing with Scene View Handles
• Very Fast Realtime Editing, Even with Large Models
• Grid Snapping
• Nested Node Grouping
• 2D Shape Merging, Thickening, Offsetting and Rounding
• Relations with Mathematical Expressions
• Freeform Curve Editing
• Turtle Scripting for Custom Parametric Shapes
• Texture Scaling and Shifting to Align Both Repeating Textures and Atlases
• Automatic UV Mapping and UV2 Unwrapping
• Texel Budget Display
• Substance Support
• Collider and Rigidbody Controls
• Per-Node Static Flags
• Automatic Mesh Combination per Material
• Level of Detail Control
• Prefab Creation