Install & Setup

Learn how to set up Bezi and connect it to your Unity project

Bezi is an independent application that connects to your Unity project. This enables Bezi to index your project and the existing context to return responses that are specific to your project.

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Install Bezi app and setup your account

1. Install the Bezi app

   1. Visit bezi.com > click Download > select your operating system
   2. Run the installer
   3. Launch the Bezi app

   We recommend adding the Bezi app to your dock for ease of access

2. Setup your account

   1. Open the Bezi app
   2. Select Log In / Sign Up to setup your account. You can use your email, or sign up with Google
   3. When your account is setup, you’ll see a webpage that says “Launch Bezi App”
   4. Click Launch app to return to Bezi
   5. Your free trial period (100 credits, no time limit) starts now!

Connect Bezi to Unity

1. Check your Unity version

   Make sure you’re running a Unity version that Bezi supports:

   • Best: Unity 2022 LTS (the latest LTS that Unity’s published)
   • Supported: 2021 LTS
   • Supported: Unity 6, version 6000.0.29f1 (in active development by Unity, which can impact its ability to support external apps and Bezi’s ability to have the most recent information on terminology changes, etc.)
2. Open a Unity project

   1. Open the Unity project you want to connect to Bezi
   2. Confirm the Unity project is in a folder with write permissions
   3. Return to Bezi
   4. Open the Project Picker dropdown > select the project
   5. If you don’t see the desired project in the dropdown, click Add project at the bottom of the dropdown to manually add a Unity project to Bezi
      1. If you can’t find your Unity project, see this documentation.

   Both the Unity project and Bezi app must be open to use them together. We recommend a split screen to see both simultaneously.

3. Confirm Bezi identified the Unity project

   Check theProject Picker in the Bezi menu bar to confirm Bezi identified the right Unity project.

4. Install the Bezi plugin in Unity

   Select the plugin Install button, located in the Get Started flow.

   If you run into trouble installing the plugin via the Bezi app, you can download the Unity plugin directly from our Changelog.

   The plugin Install button is also availabe in the bottom bar, which is where you’ll receive notices for version updates outside of the onboarding flow.

5. Confirm connection status

   Once you’ve clicked Install, return to your Unity project. It will ask you for consent to install, then the Unity Package Manager popup will appear.

   You may also see a “Consent Request” popup from Unity at this stage. This popup is completely safe to accept, and will only modify the scripts that make Bezi; none of your personal files will be affected.

   The reason you see this popup is because we use some APIs in Bezi that can be auto-updated by Unity. This popuup just updates the APIs to reference the latest for whatever version of Unity you’re using.

6. Confirm connection status

   Once Unity and Bezi are connected, you will see a green Bezi bar in Unity’s menu and a green dot in Bezi’s menu. If the bar in Unity is red at first, click on the bar to retry the connection.

   If either connection indicator is red, the connection must be reinstated in order for Bezi to work.

7. Sync all project assets

   The first time you connect Bezi to a Unity project, it needs time to index the entire project. This enables Bezi to adapt all responses to your project. It’s important not to prompt Bezi until all project assets are successfully indexed, otherwise you risk receiving generic responses.

   See the Asset Sync docs for complete details.

   Asset Sync documentation

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