The Luna Debugger is a Chrome extension developed by Luna that allows developers to inspect and debug Playable Plugin builds directly in the browser. With a user-friendly interface similar to the Unity Editor, the Luna Debugger provides familiar components like hierarchy and inspector panels, making it easy to debug Playable Plugin builds in real time.

To get started, simply install the Luna Debugger Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store. Once installed, open a Playable Plugin develop build in Chrome and use the keyboard shortcut Option + ⌘ + I (on macOS) or Shift + CTRL + I (on Windows/Linux) to open the Chrome DevTools panel. Click on the Luna tab in the DevTools panel to open the Luna Debugger.

The Luna Debugger displays the hierarchy and inspector panels, which provide information about the objects in your scene. The hierarchy panel allows you to navigate through the game objects in your build, while the inspector panel displays the values and attributes of each game object. You can edit the fields in the inspector panel in real time, allowing you to make changes and observe their effects instantly in the running scene.

With the Luna Debugger, developers can easily determine whether a game object is instantiated and active in the scene, activate disabled game objects, and change the position, rotation, and scale of objects. The Luna Debugger is a valuable tool for debugging Playable Plugin builds, providing developers with the ability to inspect and modify their builds directly in the browser.