Build Production-Ready Game UI in 3 Minutes with AI Studio (Video Guide)

Watch the Official Tutorial

Video: Game developers, you need to see this 👀 on the VberAI YouTube channel

From the official description:

Build a production-ready game UI in 3 minutes. No manual slicing. No repetitive setup. No wasted hours.
Import PSD & Figma → Generate game UI with AI → Auto-break down assets → Export directly to Unity, Cocos & Godot.

What the Demo Shows

VberAI AI Studio (short name: AI Studio) treats design files as structured hierarchy, not flattened images:

• Left: layered PSD / Figma
• Center: canvas preview
• Right: engine-ready export for Unity, Godot, or Cocos Creator

You get reusable prefabs / Control trees—ideal for menus, HUD, and shop shells that repeat across your project.

Who Should Watch

Role	Benefit
Designer + engineer handoff	Fewer round-trips rebuilding layout in-engine
Solo dev	Ship a playable UI screen fast
Multi-engine studio	One design habit, multiple export targets

Step-by-step walkthrough

1. Prepare the design file

• Use a layered PSD or named Figma frames—not a single merged PNG
• Name groups clearly (Btn_Start, Panel_HUD)
• Open VberAI AI Studio on VberAI (AI Studio)

2. Import and inspect

1. Create a new import from PSD or Figma
2. Confirm layer groups match UI blocks in the layer panel
3. Hide scratch frames; fix obvious naming issues

3. Preview and export

• Check spacing and overlay order on the canvas
• Set target engine: Unity, Godot, or Cocos Creator
• Choose UI hierarchy / prefab output—not sprites-only
• Prefer TextMeshPro (Unity) or the engine’s text component where available

4. Import into the engine

1. Import the package into your team folder (Assets/UI/, etc.)
2. Open the generated prefab; parent under Canvas (Unity) or Control root (Godot)
3. Smoke-test 16:9 and a tall phone aspect ratio

If you also run Unity MCP or Godot MCP, prompt your AI client to batch-rename nodes or wire pressed signals after import.

How This Fits the VberAI Stack

Product	Role
AI Studio	Design → engine UI structure
Unity / Godot / Cocos MCP	Post-import editor automation
AI Super Matting	Clean icon alpha before export

Layout stays in design tools; wiring and behavior stay in the engine. For a deeper Godot comparison, read Figma to Godot: Manual vs AI Studio.

FAQ

Does this video cover MCP setup?
It focuses on AI Studio. For Cocos Creator MCP setup, see How to Set Up Cocos Creator MCP (Video Tutorial).

Which engines are supported?
The video description lists Unity, Cocos, and Godot export.

Is “3 minutes” realistic?
For a clean, single-screen UI with named layers, first import + export is often minutes—not hours of manual RectTransform work. Themes, fonts, and localization still need an engine pass.

Official video URL?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWptt6hUZkM — channel @vber_ai.

Related Guides

• How to Import PSD to Unity UI in 5 Minutes with AI Studio
• Cocos Creator MCP Setup (Video Tutorial)

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