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Rider

Rider

You can download Rider here.

1. Change source code editor

Flax Editor Source Code Editor Rider

Open Flax Editor, go to Tools -> Options in main menu to open editor options windows. Then select Source Code tab and set Source Code Editor to Rider. If this option is missing, then ensure you have Rider installed. Confirm with the Save button to apply changes.

2. Attach script to actor

To debug script code it has to be attached to the actor in the scene. Simply drag and drop it into the selected actor properties area.

Add script

3. Open script in Rider

Double-click on a script item and wait for the IDE to show up.

Script in Rider

4. Add a breakpoint

Click on a left side of the code editor to assign a breakpoint to the line. Red dot should be added as shown in the picture below.

Add a breakpoint

5. Attach to Flax

Now, use Run -> Attach to Process option.

Rider debugger attach

Then, select FlaxEditor process (or cooked Flax Game executable) to attach with .NET Core Debugger (you can attach with native C++ debugger too for native scripts).

Rider debugger attach

6. Start a game

Go back to the Flax Editor and press the Play button to start a game. Then script OnUpdate() function will be called and assigned breakpoint hit.

Script in Rider

7. Debug your code

Now you can use all Rider debugging features to verify state of the variables and test your code.

Debuggign C# Script in Rider

For more information about C# in Rider, see the Rider documentation.

Mono debugging

In past, Flax used mono for C# runtime (version 1.5 and older). Mobile and Console platforms still use mono for .NET hosting (including Mono AOT feature). To debug such builds use to attach with C# Mono debugger by identifying the debugger server port from Log:

...
[ 00:00:02.667 ]: [Info] Initialize Scripting...
[ 00:00:02.667 ]: [Info] Mono debugger server at 127.0.0.1:41816
...

This informs about the Mono debugger server running on a local machine and the given port. It's calculated from expression 41000 + process_id % 1000. You can also run Flax with specified ip and port with a command-line argument such as -debug 127.0.0.1:55555.

Once you know the port you can create configuration of type Mono Remote. Use Edit Configuration button and select + plus button to create new confgiuration for Mono Remote debugging.

Rider Edit Configuration

Rider Mono Remote

Then name it eg. to Debug C# Game and set Port to the value from the editor log.

Rider Mono Remote

Once you've set the port you can launch this configuration and attach with debugger.

Rider Debug C# Start