What does it mean to set the benchmark for Unity tools?

In this video, we sit down with Bryan and Andreas of Sirenix. the team behind industry favorites like Odin Inspector and Serializer, and Odin Validator, to talk about their 8-year journey and the evolving landscape of the Asset Store. With over 100,000 users worldwide, the team discusses how third-party tools are becoming vital for navigating increasingly complex pipelines and keeping fast-paced development cycles on track. We also discuss Unity Core Standards, and the rules and "approval stamp" for assets, making it easier for studios to vet reliable tools.

Check out Sirenix’s tools:
🔗 Odin Inspector and Serializer: https://on.unity.com/OdinInspector
🔗 Odin Validator: https://on.unity.com/OdinValidator
🔗 Sirenix Publisher Page: https://on.unity.com/Sirenix_AS
🔗 Learn more about Unity Core Standards: https://on.unity.com/CoreStandards
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Sirenix, creators of Odin Inspector (100,000+ users), discuss their 8-year journey building Unity tools and their upcoming cross-platform UI library Pengu UI. The conversation covers how Unity's growing complexity has made third-party tools increasingly important, and touches on Unity's Core Standards initiative — a standardized approval process for Asset Store tools aimed at building trust between developers and tool vendors, particularly for larger studios.

Talking Unity Core Standards with Sirenix