Unit modules description

RTS Kit uses a module system to customize game units and buildings, and there is a list of primary modules below:

Module	Description
Unit	Core module of any unit. Contains primary unit info and links other modules together.
AIAgent	Represents an AI of the unit. It can handle player/AI orders like move to position, attack/follow target, etc.
Damageable	Makes an object possible to take damage. This component contains unit health info etc.
IMovement	GroundMovement, FlyingMovement — these modules represent a unit’s movement system. If you want to allow a unit to move, add one of these modules.
IAttack	SimpleAttack, ShellAttack — these are attack modules. A unit which has any of these modules gets the ability to attack other units.
Turret	This module is needed for vehicles like tanks to rotate their turret towards targets.
Production	Allows this object to build units or buildings.
Harvester	Allows a unit to gather resources.
Refinery	Allows harvesters to give the gathered resources to the owner player.
EffectsModule	Allows playing built-in supported unit effects.
AnimationsModule	Allows playing built-in supported unit animations.
ElectricityModule	Handles work of the Electricity mechanic, if it is used in your game.
FogOfWarModule	Handles work of the Fog of War mechanic.
Infantry	Handles some infantry logic.
Selectable	Represents a unit which can be selected by the player (most game units, usually).
Carry*/CarryableModule	Handles units that can carry other units inside themselves.

There can also be more undocumented modules, depending on the asset version.

A unit module is a simple C# class which is added to the Unit component from code when the unit is spawned ingame. Most settings of these modules are located in the Unit Data asset fields.

You can create your own modules and connect them to existing ones, if needed. This is described in the Programming partition.