editor-application-set-state

You can automate Unity Editor Playmode controls by running a CLI command that starts, stops, or pauses Playmode. This requires access to Unity project files and the Editor to execute the state change.

Yes, you can start Unity Playmode safely because the process checks for compilation errors before applying changes. It throws an error if compilation issues exist, ensuring Playmode is only manipulated when safe.

To check the current Unity Playmode state before changing it, you should use the 'editor-application-get-state' command. This allows you to inspect the existing state and ensure precise control over your workflow.

The best way to pause Unity Playmode from the command line is to execute the state control tool with the 'isPaused' parameter set to true. This provides precise, automated Playmode management for your project.

No, Unity Playmode automation does not work if your project has compilation errors. The tool includes error handling that throws an error if compilation issues are detected, preventing unsafe state changes.

Yes, you need Unity installed because the automation requires direct access to Unity project files and the Editor. The tool interacts directly with the Editor application to manage the Playmode state.