Information

Displays information about the operating environment.

Note: Values that cannot be retrieved depending on the operating environment of the application will show "Not Supported".

Common Function

1. Tab Button

Switching between the [System], [Unity] and [Custom] tabs will change the screen display. The default display is [System].

2. Download Button

By pressing [] button, you can save the information of each tab locally.

Please refer to About Download for information on the download dialog.

3. Refresh Button

Pressing [] button will refresh the information displayed.

Display content is auto refreshed by long pressing the [] button.

System

Explains the information when the [System] tab is displayed.

Application

Device

CPU Spec

GPU Spec

Memory Spec

Display

Unity

Explains the information when the [Unity] tab is displayed.

UnityInfo

Item	Description
Version	Displays the application version of Unity.
Debug	Indicates whether it is built in debug mode. Displayed as "" for on, and "" for off.
IL2CPP	Indicates whether it is built with IL2CPP. Displayed as "" for on, and "" for off.
VSync Count	Displays the number of vertical sync waits between rendering frames. If it's 0, rendering is performed without waiting for vertical sync.
Target Frame Rate	Displays the target frame rate. If it's -1, it falls back to the default value specified per platform by Unity.

Runtime

Features

Graphics

Custom

Explains how to use the [Custom] tab.

Registering custom data

The sample code for adding custom data is shown below.
Note: When using the functions provided by the NOA Debugger, always use the symbol definition of NOA_DEBUGGER.

Sample Code

using UnityEngine;
#if NOA_DEBUGGER
using NoaDebugger;
#endif

public class Example
{
    // Custom data value
    private string sampleValue = "SampleValue";

    void ExampleMethod()
    {
#if NOA_DEBUGGER

        // Add a custom group
        string groupName = "SampleGroup";
        CustomInformationRegister.AddGroup(
            name: groupName,
            displayName: "SampleGroupDisplayName",
            order: 0);

        // Add a key-value pair to a custom data group.
        CustomInformationRegister.AddKeyValue(
            groupName,
            keyName: "SampleKey",
            getValue: () => sampleValue,
            displayName: "SampleKeyDisplayName",
            order: 0);

#endif
    }
}

NoaDebugger.CustomInformationRegister.AddGroup() method can accept the following arguments.

NoaDebugger.CustomInformationRegister.AddKeyValue() method can accept the following arguments.

Removing custom data

The sample code for removing specific added custom data is shown below.
Note: When using the functions provided by the NOA Debugger, always use the symbol definition of NOA_DEBUGGER.

Sample Code

using UnityEngine;
#if NOA_DEBUGGER
using NoaDebugger;
#endif

public class Example
{
    void ExampleMethod()
    {
#if NOA_DEBUGGER
        // Remove a custom group
        CustomInformationRegister.RemoveKeyValue(keyName: "SampleKey");

        // Remove custom group data
        CustomInformationRegister.RemoveGroup(groupName: "SampleGroup");

        // Remove all custom group data
        CustomInformationRegister.RemoveAll();

#endif
    }
}

NoaDebugger.CustomInformationRegister.RemoveKeyValue() method can accept the following arguments.

NoaDebugger.CustomInformationRegister.RemoveGroup() method can accept the following arguments.

NoaDebugger.CustomInformationRegister.RemoveAll() method removes all of the custom data.

Refresh the [Custom] tab's view.

When custom data is updated, the display will not refresh until the update button is pressed.
To immediately refresh the display, execute NoaDebugger.CustomInformationRegister.RefreshView().

The sample code for refreshing the display in the [Custom] tab using NoaDebugger.CustomInformationRegister.RefreshView() is shown below.
Note: When using the functions provided by the NOA Debugger, always use the symbol definition of NOA_DEBUGGER.

Sample Code

using UnityEngine;
#if NOA_DEBUGGER
using NoaDebugger;
#endif

public class Example
{
    // Custom data value
    private string sampleValue;

    void ExampleAddMethod()
    {
#if NOA_DEBUGGER
        // Add a group with key-value pairs to the custom data.
        ...
#endif
    }

    void ExampleUpdateMethod()
    {
#if NOA_DEBUGGER
        // Update the value of an existing key-value pair.
        sampleValue = "SampleUpdateValue";

        // Refresh the content displayed in the Custom tab.
        CustomInformationRegister.RefreshView();
#endif
    }
}

APIs provided by NOA Debugger

Please refer to the API List for the APIs provided by Information.