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Welcome to Jungle Documentation

Jungle is a modular framework ecosystem for Unity that provides shared infrastructure and specialized plugins for common game development patterns. Each plugin is built on the Jungle Core foundation, sharing a consistent architecture for values, processes, conditions, and events.

This documentation covers the following products:

Octoputs -- Drag and Drop Framework

A modular framework for drag-and-drop, attach/detach, and object transfer interactions in Unity. Compose complex behaviors from simple building blocks without writing code.

Jungle Core -- Shared Infrastructure

The foundation layer that all Jungle plugins build on. Provides the value system, process architecture, condition evaluation, event monitoring, and serialization utilities.

I want to... Go to
Install Octoputs Installation
Build my first drag and drop scene Tutorial: Basic Setup
Filter objects by tags Tutorial: Tag Filtering
Customize movement feel Tutorial: Transform Pipelines
Automate grab-hold-drop workflows Tutorial: AttachingAgent
Look up a specific component API Reference
Understand the Inspector UI Inspector UI Guide
Learn how type selection works Class Selection System
Use configurable data sources Value Providers

What is Jungle?

Jungle is a collection of Unity packages that share a common architecture:

  • Values -- A serialization abstraction that lets you reference scene data, assets, or computed values through a uniform interface. Any field backed by IValue<T> can be wired to a constant, a component property, a ScriptableObject, or a runtime computation.
  • Processes -- Multi-frame state machines (IProcess) that drive behaviors like attach sequences, animations, and transform pipelines. Processes compose into trees at edit time -- no runtime instantiation.
  • Conditions -- Boolean evaluators (Condition) used for gating actions, filtering objects, and validating transfers.
  • Events -- Observable triggers (IEvent) that connect gameplay moments to process execution.

Each Jungle plugin uses these building blocks to expose complex behavior through the Unity Inspector, keeping your project code-free where possible and code-light where not.