Luna Debugger

The Luna Debugger is a powerful tool that allows developers using Luna Playable to inspect and debug develop builds directly in the browser. The interface is easy-to-use and simple, we’ve incorporated familiar components like hierarchy and inspector panels so that you can easily debug a Luna Playable build in real-time.

For detailed usage instructions please visit our developer docs here: https://docs.lunalabs.io/docs/playable/code/luna-in-browser/luna-debugger

The Luna Debugger is useful for a number of use-cases:

• Determining whether a game object is instantiated and active in the scene
• Determining whether a game object is a prefab
• Activating disabled game objects and vice versa
• Changing the position, rotation and scale of an object, or indeed, any attribute
• Use the scene camera to move freely around a scene
• Pause can be used to stop the running of the scene arbitrarily and see the state of the scene in that frame
• Step functionality can be used to micromanage/debug the project frame-by-frame
• Monitor the performance of the playable with an FPS and memory counter
• Objects within a scene can be edited in the browser and new components values can be sent directly to Unity