Unity - Manual: Unity debugging guide for Windows

Unity Manual

Language : English

Unity User Manual 2021.3 (LTS)
- Documentation versions
- Offline documentation
- Trademarks and terms of use
New in Unity 2021 LTS
Packages and feature sets
- Released packages
- Release Candidates
- Pre-release packages
- Core packages
- Built-in packages
- Experimental packages
- Packages by keywords
- Unity's Package Manager
- Creating custom packages
- Feature sets
Working in Unity
- Installing Unity
- Upgrading Unity
- Unity's interface
- Quickstart guides
  - 3D game development quickstart guide
    - Creating a 3D game
- Advanced best practice guides
- Create Gameplay
- Editor Features
- Analysis
Asset Workflow
- Importing assets
  - Importing assets simultaneously
- Supported Asset Types
- Asset Metadata
- The Asset Database
- Special folder names
- Import Activity window
- Presets
  - Supporting presets
  - Applying default presets to Assets by folder
- AssetBundles
- Scripting with Assets
- Asset packages
  - Create and export asset packages
  - Importing local asset packages
Input
- Input Manager
- Mobile device input
  - Mobile Keyboard
- Unity XR Input
2D game development
- Introduction to 2D
- 2D game development quickstart guide
- 2D Sorting
- Work with sprites
- Tilemaps
- Physics Reference 2D
Graphics
- Render pipelines
- Cameras
- Lighting
- Models
  - Creating models outside of Unity
  - Importing models into Unity
- Meshes
- Textures
- Shaders
- Materials
- Visual effects
- Sky
- Color
  - Color space
  - High dynamic range
    - HDR color picker
- Graphics performance and profiling
World building
- Terrain
- Terrain Tools package
- Tree Editor
Physics
- Built-in 3D Physics
Scripting
- Setting Up Your Scripting Environment
- Scripting concepts
- Important Classes
- Unity architecture
- Plug-ins
- Job system
- UnityWebRequest
  - Common operations: using the HLAPI
  - Advanced operations: Using the LLAPI
Multiplayer
Audio
- Audio overview
- Audio files
- Tracker Modules
- Audio Mixer
- Native audio plug-in SDK
  - Audio Spatializer SDK
- Audio Profiler
- Ambisonic Audio
  - Develop an ambisonic audio decoder
- Audio Reference
Video and cutscenes
- Video sources
- Video Player
Animation
- Animation system overview
- Rotation in animations
- Animation Clips
  - Animation from external sources
    - Humanoid Avatars
  - Animation Window Guide
- Animator Controllers
- Retargeting of Humanoid animations
- Performance and optimization
- Animation Reference
  - Animator component
  - Animator Controller
- Animation FAQ
- Playables API
- A Glossary of animation terms
- Legacy Animation system
  - Animation
  - Animation Scripting (Legacy)
User interface (UI)
- Comparison of UI systems in Unity
- UI Toolkit
- Unity UI
- Immediate Mode GUI (IMGUI)
Navigation and Pathfinding
- Navigation Overview
- Navigation Reference
- Navigation How-Tos
Unity Services
- Setting up your project for Unity services
  - Using the developer dashboard
- Unity Organizations
- Unity Ads
- Unity Analytics
- Unity Cloud Content Delivery
- Unity Build Automation (formerly Cloud Build)
- Unity IAP
- Unity Cloud Diagnostics
- Unity Integrations
- Multiplayer Services
- Unity Distribution Portal
- Unity Accelerator
Unity's Asset Store
- Asset Store packages
- Publishing to the Asset Store
Platform development
- Cross-platform features and considerations
- Android
- Dedicated Server
- Embedded systems
- iOS
- Linux
- macOS
- tvOS
- Universal Windows Platform
- WebGL
- Windows
- XR
Unity Search
- Search usage
- Search tables
- Search Object Picker
- Search Providers
- Search expressions
  - Functions reference
- Creating a custom Search Provider
Glossary

Topic	Description
Introduction to debugging Unity in Windows	Information about the different ways to debug your Unity application or the Unity Editor.
Configure your debugging tool to debug Unity in Windows	Instructions on how to set up Visual Studio or Windows Debugger to debug Unity applications or the Unity Editor.
Set up live debugging for Unity	Instructions on how to set up Visual Studio or WinDbg to debug your application or Editor as it runs (live debugging).
Set up forensic debugging for Unity	Learn how to set up Visual Studio or WinDbg to debug your application or Editor after a crash occurs (forensic debugging).