A bLAzINg FaSt (hopefully) desktop app built using Tauri and SolidJS. Like the PC Runtime Unity Editor, this is intended to allow for debugging and modifying Unity objects at runtime, but for games built with il2cpp. It also supports arbitrary C# objects, not only those from Unity.
This is not Electron. 🦀 The app is built using TypeScript and Node. Tauri is mostly used as a package format, but is also needed to run some ADB commands.
Currently on the roadmap:
- Connect to Quest
- Reconnection and state
- Wired-only connection
- Unity components list
- Adding components
- Modifying fields
- Modifying properties
- Invoking methods
- Byref support
- Type completion
- Enumerations
- Object finding
- Structure editor
- Creating objects
- Destroying objects
- Finalize protobuf schema
- Streamed unity camera in the app
- Browser-only port
- One-click install of mod
- Some sort of scripting support
Install QPM and the normal quest mod build tools. In the qmod directory, run qpm restore and qpm s qmod. To copy changes to your quest without a qmod, run qpm s copy.
Tip
For code editing, opening the qmod directory instead of the root project in your editor is recommended.
In the app directory, run pnpm install and pnpm tauri dev. This will start up both the web frontend and the rust backend, and launch the app when both are ready.
If modifying the protobuf schemas, follow the steps to build the quest mod after running pnpm install, and the Typescript protobuf files will also be updated.
To start up the frontend by itself, run pnpm run dev and open the URL in the browser (usually http://localhost:1420)
Some features may not work without the backend.
As stated in the Tauri docs, run pnpm tauri build --debug.
pnpm tauri build.