In this video I will show you how to setup and use realtime debugging using ADB LogCat to debug your Android apps that are#MadeWithUnity
Please let me know if you have any questions! Enjoy!
Enable USB Debugging on your Android Phone:
1. Open the Settings App on your phone and go to « About Phone »
2. Scroll to the bottom and tap on « Build Number » a few times until it says « Developer options enabled. »
3. Go to the developer option in the settings app – typically under System – Advanced
4. Scroll to USB Debugging and turn the switch to « ON »
Add Android Platform Tools to your system path:
1. Open your Android SDK folder in the file explorer then open the platform tools folder. (You should see a program labeled adb.exe)
2. Click in the Address Bar in the top of your file explorer and copy the file path using Ctrl + C. Your path should look something like this: D:AndroidSDKplatform-tools
3. Open Control Panel then go to « System »
4. In the left panel of the System screen click on « Advanced System Settings »
5. In the window that pops up, click on « Environment Variables… »
6. Double click on the « Path » variable
7. Click « New » then paste the file path into the bottom of the list.
8. Press « OK » to close all windows and confirm changes.
0:00 – Intro/Project overview
2:22 – Creating a build of our app
2:59 – Running App on device and debugging with ADB LogCat on CMD line
5:22 – Using the LogCat monitor GUI for debugging
8:39 – Outro
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