SRDebugger - On-Device Console, Options Panel, and Bug Reporter.

First, thank you for good plugin.

I have a question:
Can I display colored rectangles in options ( like in inspector on this screenshot ) ?

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Hi @Igorexa, thanks for using SRDebugger. Unfortunately there isn't a method for displaying colours like you describe. You can organise and categorise options using the Attributes, however.

 

Can you add collapse/expand feature for Options Category?

And can i display my own log? (some my managers classes has his personal logs (list of strings) - it need to separate they log from main log. I want to view it via SRDebugger - can i do this?)

 

I've added this to the roadmap for consideration.

This isn't possible right now unfortunately.

 

I've had this for a while and one of my most used assets thanks!

 

Thanks @Mcg! I'm glad you like it!

 

Hi!

I'm working on porting a game from desktop PC to the Xbox One and PS4. They're using SRDebugger and InControl.
All menus respond perfectly well to input from the Xbox One controller, apart from the SRDebugger interface. I can't navigate to other options in the option panel.
Do you have any idea why this might be? I assume you're just using Unity's UI system and Event Manager, right?

 

Hi @TomBrien. Unfortunately SRDebugger doesn't support gamepad-only input due to the number of custom UI controls that were designed with only touch/pointer input in mind. This may change in a future version, but for now that's how it is. Sorry for the inconvenience.

 

Hey Simon,

is it ok if I change up the design of SRDebugger a bit and remove the branding stuff? Id like to integrate it into my game in every aspect, design included, since I will use it in alpha testing phase a lot with my players.

I can put all the necessary credits and mentions in the credits section of the game if needed.

 

Hi @KarloE, yes, that's fine. Please keep the text at the bottom of the System Info tab, or add it to your game credits section, as that is required by the license we use for the icons included in SRDebugger.

 

Great. Sure, thank you.

 

How do I select a console message so I can see the full output? I'm on a pc build, but I would also like to enable this for other input devices such as ps4 controller as well.

 

@wightwhale, simply tap on the log message and the full message and stack trace will be visible in the lower section of the console window. The demo video on the website shows this in action. (This isn't possible on the docked console)

 

ok i would like to do that but tap doesn't work at all, how do I get that working on pc?

 

@wightwhale, it should work on desktop the same as mobile. Are you using the latest version of SRDebugger? What version of Unity are you running? Are there any other parts of the SRDebugger panel that aren't responding to taps correctly?

 

I updated versions on srdebugger just now and i'm running unity 5.4.3p1, but the tap has never worked in my game anywhere, maybe I have something disabled in my project which is needed for the debugger clicking to work properly.

 

@wightwhale, it's possible something in your scene is interfering with input in SRDebugger. Are you using the Unity UI and your own EventSystem in your game? If you use SRDebugger in an empty scene does tapping on console entries work correctly?

 

So it does work fine in an empty scene in my project. I am using the unity UI in my project with my own event system for my game, is there a way to link the two?

 

Usually using your own Event System is fine. SRDebugger checks to see if you has one and only creates its own if it doesn't find one.

Could you post the settings for your Event System? (A screenshot of the inspector with all the components visible would do).

 

Not sure if I've removed some mouse parts that need to be on there or what

 

If you press the "Add Default Input Modules" button does it fix the problem? Usually you have a "Standalone Input Module" at least.

 

Yep adding that fixed the issue, thanks a lot for the support. Doesn't seem like it breaks other controls in my game either. Thanks!

 

@wightwhale, no worries, glad we got it fixed!

 

SRDebugger 1.5.1 is available now on the asset store.

1.5.1
----------

Fixed:
- Compile on WSA builds.
- Editor resources not being found when using Mad Compile Time Optimizer to move scripts.
- Log messages from other threads not being captured.

New:
- Added setting to disable automatically generated EventSystem.

 

Would it be possible to add an option to go directly to the docked position of the console ?
(With a Keyboard shortcut)

It's what I use 99% of the time and now I have to click several times everytime I want to use it.

 

@Wilbert-Blom, yes, you can do that!



Check the Keyboard Shortcuts section in the settings menu.

 

It's already possible!
Great!

Thank you for your swift support

 

Simie, can you add page for show history.txt (or another text file). On it testers can view history.txt with changes and fixed bugs (which should be checked in the new build).

 

I am trying using OnPropertyChanged callback to live update the last value set, but I can't see changes until reopen the Options tab.

My code is actually for tests:

Code (CSharp):

1. public partial class SROptions {
2.  
3.     private string _netBytesIn;
4.  
5.     [Category("Net")]
6.     public string NetBytesIn {
7.         get { return _netBytesIn; }
8.         set {
9.             _netBytesIn = value;
10.             OnPropertyChanged("NetBytesIn");
11.         }
12.     }
13.  
14.     [Category("Utilities")]
15.     public void TestChangeValue() {
16.         NetBytesIn = "ValueChanged";
17.     }
18.  
19. }

I don't know what is wrong, can you help me? Thank you!

 

Hi @fernando-messias,

My apologies, this is a bug in the property changed callback.

To fix, please replace the file at StompyRobot\SRDebugger\Scripts\Services\Implementation\OptionsServiceImpl.cs with this file.

This fix will be included in the next release.

 

Hi,

simple question, it may have been asked already but I haven't gone through the whole thread: if the game locks the mouse, is it our responsability to unlock it when SRDebugger opens? If so, what is the event to know that the SRDebugger is opening?

P.S.: I guess I have to use PanelVisibilityChanged, working on it

 

Hi @sebas77,

SRDebugger will try to show the cursor when the debug panel has been opened and reset it to the previous setting once it is closed. This won't work if you're setting the cursor state every frame though.

EDIT: Or, it should, looking at the code I think that was left unimplemented. It'll be in the next version if so.

EDIT 2: Yes, unimplemented. Dang! Sorry about that. Yes, the PanelVisibilityChanged event will suit your needs for now.

 

Leave it optional please, I think the PanelVisibilityChanged event solution is the best one, since unlocking the cursor is usually not enough. For example, I may need to change some other logic (like be sure that the camera doesn't rotate while the SRDebugger is on and the cursor is moving).

 

@sebas77 yes, you're right. I was going to add an option in the settings panel to enable/disable that behaviour.

 

thanks, so far the plugin is working very well!

 

Another question if you don't mind, I am trying pinning options and it works, however I noticed that the only option I pinned, which contains just a boolean, reacts to the pressure of the bar key. Is this the default option? Can it be disabled?

 

Do you mean the space bar? It should only toggle the value due to the space bar if it is the last selected UI element, i.e. you clicked on it to toggle the value and haven't clicked anywhere else since. Is that what is happening?

 

yes you are right, thanks!

 

Hi everyone,

I've just submitted a new update for SRDebugger for approval on the asset store. As before you can access it early via the Gitlab repo once you've activated your license key at the source auth page.

1.6.0
----------

New:
- Cursor is automatically shown when debug panel is opened. (can be disabled in settings)
- Added an API for converting the debug panel into a world object that can be positioned in the scene (useful for VR). See docs for information.
^ This is an advanced feature that is not officially supported but provided for users who know how to use it.

Changed:
- Use Rect sprite packing for SRDebugger UI assets to prevent rendering artifacts.

Fixed:
- OnPropertyChanged in SROptions having no effect.
- Cameras disabled during the frame preventing profiler from recording frames. (Google VR compatibility)

 

1.6.0 has been approved and is now available for download from the Asset Store.

 

I've just updated to 1.6.0 and got the following error:

Code (CSharp):

1. MissingReferenceException: The object of type 'ProfilerCameraListener' has been destroyed but you are still trying to access it.
2. Your script should either check if it is null or you should not destroy the object.
3. SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerServiceImpl.GetExpectedCameraCount ()
4. SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerServiceImpl.CameraDurationCallback (SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerCameraListener listener, Double duration)
5. SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerCameraListener.OnPostRender ()

As I understand from the discussion - this may be related to one of my plugins. How can I remove/suppress this error?

 

Hi @tosiabunio,

Does this error occur multiple times or just once? It might be that you or a plugin is removing a camera object during the frame and SRDebugger doesn't pick up on the camera being removed until the next frame.

For a fix, replace the contents of StompyRobot\SRDebugger\Scripts\Profiler\ProfilerServiceImpl.cs with this file: https://hastebin.com/isusozuyez.cs

 

It happened only once and the updated fixed the problem. Thanks @Simie!

 

Hello, first of all thanks for this great addon, I'm enjoying it a lot.
I am however experiencing some issues using the bug reporting feature. At the end of the reporting process I'm always getting this error message on the console:

Bug Reporter Error: 500 Internal Server Error
UnityEngine.Debug:LogError(Object)
SRDebugger.Internal.BugReportApi:SetCompletionState(Boolean) (at Assets/AssetPacks/StompyRobot/SRDebugger/Scripts/Internal/BugReportApi.cs:126)
SRDebugger.Internal.<Submit>c__Iterator0:MoveNext() (at Assets/AssetPacks/StompyRobot/SRDebugger/Scripts/Internal/BugReportApi.cs:92)
UnityEngine.SetupCoroutine:InvokeMoveNext(IEnumerator, IntPtr)

Alas, no report is sent. The API-key should be correct. Not sure if related but I'm running Unity on Linux. Thanks!

 

Hi @mseithe,

I've just tested the bug reporter on a linux VM (both the editor and the standalone player) and haven't been able to reproduce the problem you're seeing. I've made some changes on the server that may fix the problem, or at least give me a better idea what might be causing it. Can you try submitting a report again and let me know when you've done that?

 

Just purchased SRDebugger because it says it supports Playmaker, but the only actions it has seem to be for tweaking the options of SRDebugger. Is it possible to just print messages from playmaker to the console?? That is why I bought this package. They do not show up in the console at all, though.

 

SRDebugger will capture any messages that are sent to the Unity console. So you can use the built in playmaker logging actions (documentation here) and they will appear in the SRDebugger console. Make sure "Send to Unity Log" is enabled.

 

Hi,

I am having a crash that I had to fix on my own , although surely not in the right way.

I create the gameobject manually, using SRDebug.Init. I assume that the object doesn't destroy on level transition (and it seems to work), however in some circumstances (not all the level transitions reproduce it), I get the error:

SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerServiceImpl.GetExpectedCameraCount () .../StompyRobot/SRDebugger/Scripts/Profiler/ProfilerServiceImpl.cs:156)
SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerServiceImpl.CameraDurationCallback (SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerCameraListener listener, Double duration) (at .../StompyRobot/SRDebugger/Scripts/Profiler/ProfilerServiceImpl.cs:144)
SRDebugger.Profiler.ProfilerCameraListener.OnPostRender () (at .../StompyRobot/SRDebugger/Scripts/Profiler/ProfilerCameraListener.cs:68)

Currently I fixed it added this:

private void CameraDurationCallback(ProfilerCameraListener listener, double duration)
{
/*// Time to first camera
if (_reportedCameras == 0) {
_updateToRenderDuration = _stopwatch.Elapsed.TotalSeconds - duration - _updateDuration;
}*/

//_renderDuration += duration;
_reportedCameras++;

_renderDuration = _stopwatch.Elapsed.TotalSeconds - _updateDuration - _updateToRenderDuration;

for (var i = _cameraListeners.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
if (_cameraListeners == null)
{
_cameraListeners.RemoveAt(i);
}
}

if (_reportedCameras >= GetExpectedCameraCount())
{
EndFrame();
}
}

 

@sebas77, I believe that this is the same bug fixed in the patch in this post. Your solution is essentially the same fix.

It'll be included in the next update, but for now your fix will do the trick.

 

Hi Simie, thank you for having a look. The changes you have made have indeed made a difference in that the exception now happens right when I click the submit button and not at the end "of the progress bar". However, I've tested on Win and Mac and it works fine there, so this issue is not a big deal for me. I am running Arch linux which is only relevant for a tiny fraction of players anyways so I'm fine with you not digging further into this. Cheers!