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Input Debugger

by Noctis Studio

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A runtime overlay that shows exactly what Unity's Input System sees, live, inside an actual running build not just the Editor. See every connected device, without a single line of code.

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About this asset

Input Debugger is a self-contained, always-available window for inspecting live Input System state while your game is actually running. Works in the Editor, in a development build, or (opt-in) in a shipped build. No setup, no wiring: drop the package in and press F1.

Eight panels cover everything you'd otherwise print to the console or step through in a debugger: every connected device with live connect/disconnect, a full visual keyboard that highlights each key as it's pressed, a gamepad view that automatically detects controllers types and shows their actual button shapes and labels instead of one generic scheme, a touch map, live values for your own InputActionAsset, InputUser/PlayerInput pairings for local multiplayer, and a timestamped event history, plus a Settings panel to adjust it all without leaving Play mode.

Need something even lighter? Minimal Mode. Strips away the window entirely and shows only a compact, self-clearing list of recently pressed buttons. Ideal for streaming, recording clips, or QA sessions where the full window would get in the way.

It compiles itself out of non-development builds by default, so there's no risk of shipping debug UI by accident.

From the publisher's Asset Store listing.

Technical details

  • Works inside actual running builds, not just the Unity Editor
  • 8 live panels: Devices, Keyboard, Gamepad, Touch, Actions, Players, Event Log, Settings
  • Automatic gamepad brand detection (Xbox, PlayStation, Switch Pro) with each brand's real button labels and face-button shapes; manual override available for previewing a brand without owning the hardware
  • Visual keyboard with live per-key highlighting; QWERTY/AZERTY/QWERTZ layouts and independently toggleable key sections
  • Minimal Mode: a bare, self-fading list of recently pressed buttons, with no window chrome
  • Live values for your project's own InputActionAsset
  • InputUser/PlayerInput pairing tracker for local multiplayer setups
  • Timestamped event history with adjustable capacity
  • Draggable, resizable, collapsible overlay window with position/size state persisted between sessions
  • Configurable toggle key, plus an on-screen toggle button for touch-only platforms with no keyboard
  • "Copy Debug Info" button for one-click, clipboard-ready bug reports
  • Master on/off switch; compiled out of non-development builds by default, opt-in via a scripting define
  • Requires Unity 2022.3 LTS+ and Input System 1.7.0+

Compatibility

Unity version Built-in URP HDRP Custom
6000.3.24f1

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