Release Hindsight 1.2.0 · Nekuzaky/Hindsight

Record bugs where they happen: in development builds, on your testers' machines, and open the file in the editor to rewind it.

Added

Recording in development builds. A development player records from its first scene and saves a .hindsight file with F10 or Hindsight.SaveRecording(); the editor opens it on the same scene. 30 seconds in a 64 MB ring buffer by default, tunable with Hindsight.ConfigurePlayerRecording() or -hindsight-* command-line arguments. Release builds still contain no recording code.
Debug shapes. Hindsight.DrawLine, DrawRay, DrawSphere, DrawBox and DrawText record shapes on the current frame, like Unreal's Visual Logger, and the Scene view draws them at the displayed frame. Removed from release builds like Hindsight.Bookmark, no allocation.
Animators. The current state of each layer and every parameter of each recorded Animator, in the panel, the graph and Find when.
Messages from other threads. Errors and warnings from jobs, threads and async code become timeline markers.

A scene that stands still costs less than half as much to record: 10,000 quiet objects take 0.010 ms per frame.
The recorder moved to its own assembly, Nekuzaky.Hindsight.Recording, compiled only in the editor and in development builds. Recordings are saved in format 2; format 1 files still open.
In the graph list, a Rigidbody's speed is now called Rigidbody speed.

An object reusing the slot of a destroyed one no longer shows the destroyed object's past.
Damaged .hindsight files are refused with a clear message instead of crashing the Open command or reserving gigabytes.
Find when Speed > 4 searches a tracked field or Animator parameter named Speed before the Rigidbody velocity.
In development builds, the command line has the last word over ConfigurePlayerRecording.

https://github.com/Nekuzaky/Hindsight.git?path=Packages/com.nekuzaky.hindsight#v1.2.0

Unity 6000.3 or newer. Full notes in the CHANGELOG.