I can't use wifi and I don't want to debug using cmd because it's a pain in the butt to start up and find anything. The console in Unity has an option to switch from 'Editor' to but it doesn't show my logs then either. In this video we will learn how to use the Android Studio (IntelliJ IDEA) debugger to find logical bugs in our code.With the debugger we can set breakpoints. I already tried 'Run - Attach to Process - 'Unity editor' - Attach' in MonoDevelop and 'Debug - Attach Unity Debugger - pick my app - Okay' in Visual Studio but it doesn't show any logs in any of the tabs that open up. If I press the 'Play' button, it shows my 'Debug.Log('test') ' log but how do I get the logs while the app is running on my actual Android device? Putuskan sambungan perangkat Anda (lepaskan kabel USB). Anda dapat memeriksa apakah itu muncul saat dijalankan adb devices di CMD Anda.

Anda perlu menghubungkan perangkat Anda ke komputer melalui kabel USB. I only started working with Unity yesterday and since I come from Eclipse, where you can simply connect your phone to your PC via USB (with developer mode and USB debugging enabled, of course) and it instantly starts showing logs in Logcat (it doesn't even matter if you start the app directly on your phone or through Eclipse), I'm a bit confused about how you're supposed to debug your app in Unity. 1 Debug App in Real Android Device using Wi-Fi Connection 2 Get the IP Address of your Development Machine 3 Setting Debug Server Host & port. Langkah-langkah untuk menghubungkan ponsel ke studio android tanpa kabel USB.

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