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  1. Just a few bullet points for now, will expand on it later: Will fill this out as I go, we're uploading an SI test release btw Must be in debug mode (either hold left shift while booting the game, or for more permanently run game with -debug / -Ddebug params (depends, try both))* - alternatively try holding left shift while booting the game.There is an edit box above the filename browser that you can use to search for files containing case insensitive strings F11 breaks into the debugger at the next available Lua entry point. Key is bindable.F5 steps into code, F6 steps over code.Left double click lua line to place / remove breakpoint.Local variables panel is something that required a lot of guesswork and fiddling this end, and was by far the most complicated thing, and there may be times where it doesn't show something it should. Will get to all these in time.Still some issues with java objects in object viewer etcJust occured to me I didn't update the main dev branch with the new map debugging stuff (showing characters / collision, will get that in another release)Right click object viewer for menu to put a breakpoint on the data on read / write, or to add to the watch window.Left double click stuff to open info in a window is the general rule for object viewers, stacks etc.Line numbers may occasionally be a line off in errors / stack. Will look to improve this if possible, but its tricky. Even ProDG the official Sony Playstation debugger suffered this problem the entire time I used it.If UI breakpoints aren't enough, call the function breakpoint() in lua this will always break every time it runs. Expect bugs and slightly unfinished things. It's all very experimental, but is already MASSIVELY useful for any lua modder, so get used to using it if you do lua and you're not using it, then you are MAD. *Mac Users need to follow these steps to use the debugger: Open your PZ.app and look for a file called "Info.plist" then search for this line: <string>-noverify -XX:+UseNUMA -XX:+AggressiveOpts -XX:+TieredCompilation -XX:Tier2CompileThreshold=70000 -XX:CompileThreshold=1500 -Xms64m -Xmx512m -XX:+UseAdaptiveSizePolicy -XX:GCTimeRatio=50 -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=20</string>add "-Ddebug" to it (of course before the last </string> tag).
  2. How can I easily reload mode entirely? Without needing to go back to main menu and reload mod there. I want to reload mod directly from the lua debugger. I already saw you can reload files.
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