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CMD+ Game Console Debugger

by Daan Ruiter (opens in new tab)

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About this asset

CMD+ is an updated and extended version of my earlier Unity plug-in simply called CMD. CMD+ adds new functionalities while keeping the implementation very simple and minimal.

Please note that this asset is only meant for PC, Mac, Linux, Android & iOS.
Features:
- Execute code by typing in commands in the console.
- Supply parameters with your commands that are automatically casted to the desired type.
- Create buttons to quickly execute code snippets to test out your game's functionality.
- Get & set settings stored in XML files to change your debugging behaviour even in a standalone build.
- View all messages, warnings & errors pushed to Unity's console in the CMD+ console. This is especially useful when debugging a build.
- View the stacktrace of all console entries to backtrack your code behaviour.
- Quickly open the code files from where the log messages are called from.
- Create custom GUI windows to display your own debugging behaviour.
- Use a few simple tweens to animate your debugging GUI.
- automatically includes your settings with your builds
All source code is included.
Examples on how to implement your own commands are also included

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