Tool extension for the Unity Editor that visualizes all casts and overlap tests in the scene view for fast debugging. It will also display the hit results and requires no code modifications.Mac with Apple Silicon ChipThis plugin is based on the Harmony library which didn't support the apple M1 and M2 silicon chip sets. Macs without those chips are fully supported.SupportWebsite | Mail | DiscordProduct benefits• Visualizes casts, overlap tests, and their results (hit points, colliders)• Works with standard Unity functions, no code modification required• Supports all cast types (check, cast, all, noAlloc)• Shows casts for the whole project, including not self-programmed like in external pluginsIntuitive visualizationVisualizes the casts and overlaps in a simple, but efficient way. Displays the origin, cast volume, and the resulting hits. Uses color coding for the different cast types to help distinguishing between them.CompatibilityWorks with the standard Unity casts (Physics, Physics2D). No additional code changes are necessary to use this visualization module.CustomizableCustomize the colors for the various visualization types to your liking. Control which module's casts are visualized to keep track of what you are working on. Choose between different cast volume visualizations like 'line' and 'wired body'Provided visualizationsPhysics• Linecast• Raycast• BoxCast• CapsuleCast• SphereCast• CheckBox• CheckSphere• CheckCapsule• OverlapBox• OverlapSphere• OverlapCapsulePhysics2D• Linecast• Raycast• BoxCast• CapsuleCast• CircleCast• OverlapBox• OverlapCircle• OverlapCapsule• OverlapArea• OverlapCollider• OverlapPointRequirementsUnity Version: 2019.4 (LTS) or higherEditor Version: Windows, Linux, MacOS (without Apple Silicon Chip)LimitationsOnly in EditorThe visualization is only displayed in the editor. The plugin uses editor functions to draw all the visualization and they are not available on published builds.Mac with Apple Silicon ChipThis plugin is based on the Harmony library which didn't support the apple M1 and M2 silicon chip sets. Macs without those chips are fully supported.LicenseThis asset uses Harmony under MIT license;see Third-Party-Notices.txt file in package for details.
