voxel-debug

Debug helpers for voxel.js using dat-gui.

example

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// Loads a dat-gui in the top right with settings
var debug = require('voxel-debug')(game)
 
// Add a x,y,z axis at center of game and 10 voxels big
debug.axis([0, 0, 0], 10)

You may want to add to your own settings to the dat-gui controls. Install dat-gui with npm install dat-gui and configure as such:

var gui = new (require('dat-gui')).GUI()
var debug = require('voxel-debug')({
  game: game,
  gui: gui
})
 
// Create a folder and add position properties for a fictious item
var folder = gui.addFolder('Item Position')
folder.add(item.position, 'x')
folder.add(item.position, 'y')
folder.add(item.position, 'z')
 
// OR just let this lib create a dat-gui instance for you
var debug = require('voxel-debug')(game)
var folder = debug.gui.addFolder('My Own Thing')

Please goto http://workshop.chromeexperiments.com/examples/gui/ for more examples on using dat-gui.

Please open a PR to add more useful default debug properties!

api

var createDebug = require('voxel-debug')

Returns a function to create a debugger:

var debug = createDebug({game: game, gui: gui})

debug.axis([position, size])

Displays a new axis at position and with size. Returns the AxisHelper.

debug.open()

Opens all the folders.

debug.close()

Closes all the folders.

debug.gui

Contains the active instance of dat-gui.

debug.folder

Contains the active instance of the debug folder that contains

install

With npm do:

npm install voxel-debug

Use browserify to require('voxel-debug').

release history

• 0.3.0 - Add render properties (@deathcap)
• 0.2.0 - Add open/close methods
• 0.1.0 - initial release

license

Copyright (c) 2013 Kyle Robinson Young
Licensed under the MIT license.