2,200 game sound effects in 22 categories, with an in-editor sound browser that searches by tag and suggests sounds that sound alike.SFX Library Pro gives you 2,200 ready-to-use game sound effects and a sound browser that lives inside the Unity Editor.WHAT'S INCLUDED• 2,200 WAV files (44.1 kHz / 16-bit / stereo), peaks at -1 dB or lower• 22 categories: Creatures (435), UI (403), Magic (305), Animals (153), Vehicles (142), Melee (119), Objects (103), Firearms (80), Footsteps (55), Machines (50), Horror (47), Ambience (45), Explosions (40), Designed (32), Destruction (30), Nature (30), Cartoon (29), Game Events (26), SciFi Tech (25), SciFi Weapons (25), Retro (15), Foley (11)• UCS-style file names such as "CREADrgn_Dragon Attack Roar", so sounds stay easy to find outside Unity too• Loopable ambiences and engine sounds, marked with "Loop" in the nameSOUND BROWSER (Window > SFX Library Pro > Sound Browser)• Browse by category with icons and waveform thumbnails• Search by name or tag; several words narrow the results ("dragon roar")• Every sound is tagged: category, name words, descriptive tags (metallic, heavy, whoosh…) and tags measured from the audio (bright, bassy, punchy, sustained…)• Similar Sounds: pick a sound and get three alternatives that sound alike, based on 11 measured audio features plus shared tags, with the reason shown• Trim, speed and fade, then export a new WAV• Favorites and your own tags• Point it at your own sound folders tooThe browser is editor-only and adds nothing to your builds. The sounds are plain AudioClips you can use with any audio system.• 2,200 WAV files, 44.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo (1.9 GB)• Peak level -1 dB or lower on every file• Editor tool: Window > SFX Library Pro > Sound Browser (editor-only assembly, no runtime cost)• Tag database ScriptableObject with tags, lengths and audio features for every sound• Works on Unity 2022.3 and Unity 6• Documentation: README.md in the package folderAI tools were used in making this package.• Sounds: the library sound effects were generated with Stability AI's Stable Audio 3 (sm-sfx model) from text prompts, then post-processed (noise and high-frequency cleanup, level and peak control, 16-bit conversion) and reviewed by listening. Sounds that failed the listening review were removed or regenerated, and one variation per sound was selected by hand.• Icons: the category icons were generated with OpenAI's image model and selected by the publisher.• Code: parts of the editor tool and build scripts were written with the help of Anthropic's Claude and reviewed and tested by the publisher.
