Full Apple TV Siri Remote support for Unity: 1st and 2nd generation (including clickpad D-pad buttons), with support for both Input System (New) and Legacy Input Manager (Old).Apple Gamepads adds plug-and-play Siri Remote input support for Unity. After installation, Siri Remote is recognized automatically.You can use it with both Unity input backends:Input System (New)Use Siri Remote as a generic Gamepad, or as a dedicated Apple Micro Gamepad layout.Useful when you want remote-specific bindings and device filtering.Legacy Input Manager (Old)Default axes/buttons are aligned with Unity behavior, except Menu (mapped to joystick button 16).Physical elements can be remapped to custom axes and buttons in package settings.Touchpad and clickpad can be configured as Left Stick, D-Pad, or both.A demo version is available on GitHub (touchpad/clickpad input is limited to 10 minutes in demo mode).The package includes native plugins for tvOS, iOS, and macOS that wrap Apple’s GCMicroGamepad and forward input to Unity.Supports Siri Remote 1st and 2nd generation (including clickpad controls).Includes configurable touchpad/clickpad mapping modes.Patches Info.plist during build to enable required Apple Game Controller capabilities.Native binaries are shipped without Bitcode (Bitcode is deprecated; see Xcode 14 Release Notes).tvOS Simulator notes:Input System (New) has best-effort simulator fallback support.Siri Remote 2 clickpad directional/swipe behavior may be limited by the simulator itself.Legacy Input Manager (Old) is intended for real-device testing, not simulator validation.
