FludeX: In-Game Console & Toolkit

• Editor Settings window (Window → FludeX → Settings) — configure project-wide defaults for every module outside Play Mode, including Console alert rules, timestamps, history capacity, and tag colors
• Notification stack — stacked toast notifications with configurable max simultaneous count and auto-dismiss duration; automatically de-duplicates repeat alerts instead of re-stacking them
• Alerting System — configurable rules that watch incoming logs and surface a toast when a match hits, with per-session hit-count suppression and console-focus suppression so you're not re-notified while already looking at the log
• Haptic feedback — configurable per interaction domain (panel/drawer chrome vs. individual widget interactions), with a master on/off switch and per-domain toggles
• PlayerPrefs service — read, write, and clear PlayerPrefs with an optional pluggable encryptor, with change notifications for anything displaying those values
• Runtime settings panel — live, persisted configuration accessible from the panel itself; covers haptics, notification stack behavior, widget toast behavior, trigger position/appearance, and initial module selection, with changes taking effect immediately and surviving restarts
• Reset Settings — a one-tap Danger Zone action that restores all runtime configuration back to its initialized defaults, per module
• Persistent JSON storage — settings are saved to their own file instead of PlayerPrefs, so a host game's PlayerPrefs.DeleteAll() (or its own key management) can never wipe FludeX's configuration as a side effect
• Configurable tap trigger — position, padding, radius, and opacity are adjustable in code and live at runtime from the settings panel, so you can tune it around your own UI without recompiling
• Modular architecture — each module is auto-discovered at startup via ScriptableObject descriptors, with no manual registration and no assembly scanning
• WidgetsBook — declarative, page-based widget library (Info, Toggle, Button, ButtonsGrid, Slider, Range Slider, Stepper, Selector, Text Input, Color Picker, Navigation Button) built on Unity App UI
• Button confirmation dialogs — any button can require a styled confirm/cancel step before its action runs
• Stepper drag-to-scrub — drag horizontally on a Stepper's field or label to adjust its value, with velocity-sensitive sensitivity for fine or coarse control
• Conditional widgets — any widget can be shown, hidden, enabled, or disabled based on another property via live data binding, so panels stay relevant without manual show/hide code
• Live data binding — widgets bind to your data via standard .NET property change notification
• Flexible trigger system — open the panel with a tap gesture, a keypress, a long-press-and-drag Sticky trigger with snap-to-grid, or any combination; fully configurable or replaceable with your own implementation
• Safe area aware — panel and trigger hit area adapt to device safe area automatically
• Fluid, responsive layout — adapts to any screen size, resolution, and orientation; works on phones, tablets, and desktops
• Overview module — pre-built diagnostic dashboard with live device, display, build, and runtime information, plus its own settings page; extensible with custom widgets and pages; plus a PlayerPrefs tab to watch, edit, and clear keys live.
• Playground module — zero-boilerplate, runtime-driven blank-canvas panel for cheats, feature flags, and ad-hoc controls, with its own settings page
• Console module — full runtime log access with search, filters, resizable stack trace view, copy log, ring buffer storage with memory usage insight, color-coded tags showing where each log came from at a glance, and configurable timestamp (game time or device time, with optional milliseconds)
• Custom module API — build your own module with 4 C# classes, 2 UXML views, and 1 ScriptableObject descriptor
• Per-module configuration API — pass typed configuration objects to Initialize() to customise any module before it starts
• Reflection-based DI container — zero-configuration constructor injection for module dependencies
• Model-View-Presenter architecture throughout
• 10 samples included across all modules

Requirements:

• Unity 2022.3.62f3 or later
• Requires com.unity.dt.app-ui 2.1.12 (installed automatically as a UPM dependency)