Runtime Atlas – Unity Debugging & Performance Toolkit

Runtime Atlas — Unity Debugging & Performance Analysis Toolkit

Runtime Atlas is a production-grade Unity Editor toolkit for real-time debugging, profiling, and multi-system runtime inspection — all inside a single dockable window.

Instead of switching between the Profiler, Console, Inspector, and other native tools, Runtime Atlas consolidates critical runtime data into one unified interface during Play Mode.

Core Capabilities:

• Live Runtime Diagnostics — Cameras, Audio, Physics, Animator, Materials, and scene object data in real time  

• Performance Profiling — Frame time, FPS, GC allocation, draw calls, and rendering metrics with zero-allocation sampling  

• Timeline Recorder — Record and replay frame-level runtime data without impacting performance  

• Alert System — Deduplicated, severity-based alerts for cleaner debugging during complex scenes  

• Script Scanner & Optimizer — Detect common performance issues and anti-patterns in project scripts  

• Scene Overview — Live object counts with fast navigation and inspection  

• Material & Component Inspection — Deep runtime visibility with live editing support  

• Report Generator — Export session data (JSON, HTML, Markdown, CSV, DOCX) for team sharing  

Architecture:

• Editor-only execution — no runtime overhead in builds (#if UNITY_EDITOR guarded)  

• Zero-GC hot paths — critical systems use pre-allocated buffers and object pooling  

• Modular assembly design — clean separation between runtime and editor systems  

Use Cases:

• Debugging complex multi-system interactions during Play Mode  

• Tracking performance spikes and GC pressure without leaving the editor  

• Inspecting runtime state across cameras, audio, and physics simultaneously  

• Generating diagnostic reports for QA and team reviews  

Compatibility:

• Unity 2021.3 LTS → Unity 6.x  

• Built-in, URP, HDRP  

This is not a prototype or experimental tool — Runtime Atlas is built for real production workflows where clarity, performance visibility, and debugging speed matter.

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