OSK DevConsole

The OSK DevConsole is a debugging tool for Unity that allows developers to create a debug interface with buttons and labels to display and modify game parameters, even after the game is built.

Version 1.0

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🚀 Features

1. [ConsoleCommand]: Create custom console commands, e.g., [ConsoleCommand("cs_quit")], [ConsoleCommand("cs_info_system")].
2. [LabelConsole]: Display and modify variable values in the panel.
3. [Command Line]: Enter commands like cs_set_time_scale 60 to modify runtime parameters.
4. [Auto-Generated UI]: Dynamically creates UI elements from references, supporting generics for flexibility.
5. [Category-Based Interface]: Organizes debug elements into categories for better management.
6. [Multi-Platform Support]: Works on both Mobile & PC; open the console with the ~ key or a UI button.

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📦 Installation

1. Add Package from GitHub

• Open Unity Package Manager (Window → Package Manager) and select Add package from git URL:

  https://github.com/O-S-K/Osk-DevConsole.git

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🛠️ Usage

1. Activating the DevConsole

• Press the ~ key to open the console.
• Or click the DevTool button in the UI.

2. Registering Commands

Register a Command

[ConsoleCommand("cs_set_fps")]
public void SetFPS(int fps)
{
    Application.targetFrameRate = fps;
    Debug.Log("FPS set to: " + fps);
}

[ConsoleCommand("cs_set_time_scale")]
public void SetTimeScale(float timeScale)
{
    Time.timeScale = timeScale;
}

[ConsoleCommand("cs_quit")]
public void SetQuit()
{
    Application.Quit(); 
}

3. Manually Entering Commands

Type into the console:

cs_set_fps 60
cs_set_time_scale 2
cs_quit

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📝 Notes

• Supports Unity 2020.3 and later.
• Does not affect the final build if not activated.

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📜 License

MIT License - Free to use and contribute!

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❤️ Contributions

If you want to contribute or report issues, create an issue or pull request on GitHub.

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📧 Contact

• Email: [email protected]
• Facebook: OSK Framework