script-execute

Dynamic C# code execution in Unity is achieved by compiling and running scripts directly in the environment using Roslyn. This Skill automates the process, allowing you to execute full classes or body-only methods to modify Unity behavior in real-time.

Yes, you can execute body-only C# methods for smaller tasks like toggling settings. This mode allows you to run code without defining the full class structure, while Full-Code mode is available for complex manipulations requiring static access.

To compile and execute C# scripts dynamically in Unity, you need Roslyn for C# compilation and unity-mcp-cli for invocation. These dependencies enable the Skill to pass and manipulate Unity objects like GameObjects directly within the code.

Dynamic script execution supports Unity object passing, allowing you to integrate and manipulate GameObjects and components directly in the C# code. This enables real-time script-based manipulation of Unity system settings and scene elements.

Use full-code mode when you need to provide a complete class and method with static access for complex manipulations. Use body-only mode for smaller tasks like toggling settings, where executing code without the full class structure is more efficient.