The Variables option allows you to create a new GameObject that automatically includes the 'Scene Variables' script. This script is crucial for managing and storing variables within your scene, making it easy to create, modify, and access data throughout your Unity project.

By using the Scene Variables script, you can define global variables that are accessible across multiple scripts and objects within the scene, allowing for better organization and control of game logic. It serves as a central hub for storing data such as player scores, health values, or any other dynamic data that needs to be shared between different systems.

The Variables option simplifies the process of variable management in Unity Visual Scripting, offering an intuitive way to handle and reference variables directly within the visual scripting environment. This makes it easy to create complex interactions and behaviors based on the data in your scene, without having to manually code variable handling.

The Graph option allows you to create an empty GameObject that automatically contains the 'Script Machine' component. This component is essential for managing Unity Visual Scripting graphs, serving as the foundation for attaching and executing visual scripts. The Script Machine acts as a container for the visual script logic, enabling the integration of node-based workflows directly within your Unity project.

By using the Graph option, you can easily set up a new script that interacts with the Unity Visual Scripting environment, allowing for seamless control over game events, behaviors, and interactions. The Script Machine provides an intuitive way to link and manage graph assets, making it an indispensable tool for creating complex game mechanics without writing code.

Unity Visual Scripting is a powerful feature that allows you to create game logic without writing code, using a node-based graphical interface. With this section, developers can design and implement complex scripts in an intuitive and visual way by dragging and connecting nodes that represent actions, events, and variables.

This solution is perfect for those without programming experience, as well as for experienced developers who want to speed up prototyping or simplify code in complex scenarios. With Unity Visual Scripting, you can create interactions, character behaviors, game logic, and much more—all without writing a single line of code, making the development process accessible to a broader audience.

In this section, you will find objects containing the necessary scripts to use variables and the graph.