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Multi Tag

Multi Tag replaces Unity's one-tag-per-object limit with a professional, Unreal-inspired tagging system — assign unlimited tags to any GameObject and query them with a fast dot-notation hierarchy. Full PDF documentation ships inside the package, and the importable samples cover every feature. The notes below are a quick reference; for the complete details, see the Asset Store listing.

Requirements & compatibility

• Unity 2022.3 LTS or newer
• Works with all render pipelines (Built-in, URP, HDRP) — it's pure C# with no rendering dependencies
• No third-party dependencies; full C# source code included
• Editor and runtime; desktop, mobile, and console build targets

Installation

• Purchase Multi Tag from the Unity Asset Store.
• In Unity, open Window → Package Manager, switch to My Assets, find Multi Tag, and click Download, then Import.
• Optionally import the included samples (Basic Usage, Advanced Queries, Demo Scene) from the package's Samples tab.

Getting started

• Add the MultiTag component to any GameObject, then assign one or more tags through the chip Inspector UI — start typing for live autocomplete from your preset library.
• Organize tags hierarchically with dot notation — for example Character.Enemy.Boss. A query for "Character" matches every descendant automatically.
• Open Tools → MultiTag → Tag Manager to define a project-wide preset library; presets power the autocomplete and [TagReference] dropdowns.
• Query and mutate tags from code with the fluent extension methods, e.g. gameObject.AddTag("Character.Enemy.Boss"), gameObject.HasTag("Character.Enemy"), or MultiTagRegistry.FindAllWithTag("Character.Enemy").

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace Unity's built-in tags?

You can use it however you like — Multi Tag works alongside Unity's existing tag field, so keep built-in tags where they make sense and use Multi Tag wherever you need more than one tag or a hierarchy.

Which Unity versions are supported?

Multi Tag supports Unity 2022.3 LTS and newer, with no third-party dependencies. Because it's pure C# with no rendering dependencies, it works across the Built-in, URP, and HDRP render pipelines.

Is the source code included?

Yes — the package ships with full C# source, three importable samples, NUnit editor tests, and complete PDF documentation.

How do I report a bug or request a feature?

Email hello@blizstudio.com or ask on the Discord. Include your Unity and asset versions and steps to reproduce, and I'll get back to you.