Proxima Inspector

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The Power of the Unity Inspector in your Browser

Proxima lets you connect to your live game from a web browser to inspect and edit any property. No more waiting for long build times just to try different parameters. No more endlessly logging property values.

Designed for your Scenario

• Debugging and iterating mobile and VR builds
• QA testing and data capture
• User research studies
• Live game demos at conferences and expos

Effortless Integration

Just add the Proxima Inspector component to your scene and select a few configuration options. You don't have to change anything else.

How it Works

Proxima hosts a web server in your application. When enabled, Proxima will display the URL to enter into your browser to connect to and instantly start inspecting.

• Low Overhead: Proxima only scans your game for changes when viewing the inspector page. These scans are amortized so they take a minimum amount time each frame.
• Secure: Connect to your game over HTTPS and protect your access with a password.

=============== FEATURES ===============

INSPECTOR

View AND edit your gameObjects, components, and properties.

• View, reparent, and delete gameObjects in the Hierarchy
• Supports additive scenes and changing scenes
• View and edit a gameObject’s name, layer, tag, and active state
• View and edit primitive properties, arrays, and enums
• View asset and object references

LOGS

View logs live or offline just like the Unity Console

• Live log stream that you can pause and resume
• See full log with call stack (if enabled)
• Collapse similar logs
• Filter by error, warning, info
• Filter by search query
• Download your logs for offline viewing using the Proxima web app

CONSOLE

Control your game with a powerful command line interface

• Tab auto-completion, command history, and help commands
• Powerful built-in commands to read and edit gameObject properties and statics such as time scale, physics constants, screen resolution, and more
• Write custom commands easily by adding the [ProximaCommand] attribute to a static method

Proxima Inspector uses WebSocketSharp and HttpDateParse under MIT License; see Third-Party Notices.txt file in package for details