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Welcome to the user documentation for ReflexCLI - a reflection-based Command Line Interface for debugging in the Unity Game Engine. The goal of the tool is to provide an in-game debugging tool that is powerful and highly extensible, while requiring minimal setup and minimal modifications to game code. | Welcome to the user documentation for ReflexCLI - a reflection-based Command Line Interface for debugging in the Unity Game Engine. The goal of the tool is to provide an in-game debugging tool that is powerful and highly extensible, while requiring minimal setup and minimal modifications to game code. | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 30 August 2017
Welcome to the user documentation for ReflexCLI - a reflection-based Command Line Interface for debugging in the Unity Game Engine. The goal of the tool is to provide an in-game debugging tool that is powerful and highly extensible, while requiring minimal setup and minimal modifications to game code.
What Does it Do?
In short, you can tag methods in your code with a [ConsoleCommand]
attribute, and these will then become available in the Reflex Console, for easy debugging. As a trivial example:
class ConsoleTest { [Console Command] static int MultiplyAndFloor(float a, float b) }
would become a console command, called ConsoleTest.MultiplyAndFloor
, that takes two floating point parameters and prints an integer return value to the console.
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Key Features
- Simple setup and integration.
- Intuitive command console with suggestions, history and autocomplete.
- Turn almost any method, field or parameter into a command line command.
- Handles custom commands with arbitrary parameter lists.
- All code excluded from Release builds (editor/development builds only).
Get Started
Reflex is available on the Unity Asset Store. Download the package into your Unity project and then follow the Installation Instructions.