Lightforge Creative
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Lightforge Creative

A fast, modular runtime stack for cozy Unity games.

LCS - Lightforge Cozy Systems is the single public product umbrella for the Lightforge runtime stack. It is built to stay fast, modular, mobile-ready and easy to extend.

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Single umbrella product Fast and extendable Unity 6000.3.16f1 Docs separated

Current snapshot

1 public umbrella product
4 released product families
55 docs pages built
  • LCS - Lightforge Cozy Systems Official umbrella framework for the Lightforge Cozy Systems runtime stack, documentation, and reusable Unity systems.
  • Documentation Setup, systems, troubleshooting, API reference and products.
  • Support paths FAQ, changelog and roadmap keep the release surface usable.

Features

Fast runtime foundation Built around reusable runtime code rather than one-off scene logic.
Tight modular boundaries Character, inventory, interaction and support systems stay separated.
Mobile-ready baseline The public stack is structured to stay practical for smaller screens and touch use.
Easy to extend The docs and product structure are built to help teams add their own content.

Release overview

LCS - Lightforge Cozy Systems Released · Unity 6000.3.16f1

The umbrella product that ties the runtime together and anchors the public site.

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Damage System Released · Unity 6000.3.16f1

Damage, health, resistance, kill and trigger-adjacent runtime built around the character controller stack.

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Inventory System Released · Unity 6000.3.16f1

Inventory runtime, UI, input and persistence for player items, hotbars, details and pickups.

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Interaction System Released · Unity 6000.3.16f1

3D interaction zones, key-gated objects and inventory-aware world interactions.

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Showcase

Getting Started Install, configure and reach a first playable scene. Systems See how the runtime pieces are organized. Tutorials Step-by-step setup and build examples. API Reference Important classes, data assets and interfaces.

Support

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Introduction and setup

Use the documentation if you are installing the stack for the first time or need the recommended project setup.

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Need help

Troubleshooting and FAQ

If something is not behaving as expected, start with the support pages before guessing at a fix.

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