uloop-simulate-keyboard

Simulate keyboard input in Unity PlayMode by running the simulate-keyboard command to drive movement and actions, enabling automated QA without manual interaction. This requires the Input System package and active PlayMode.

Yes, you can combine multiple key presses like W + Space to test complex input scenarios in Unity PlayMode. The simulation supports combining keys to drive gameplay actions and validate input handling.

Yes, simulating PlayMode keyboard input requires the Unity Input System package to be installed. The scripted key events rely on the Input System to drive gameplay actions during automated testing.

Automate gameplay QA and input-driven experimentation by simulating keyboard input in Unity PlayMode using scripted key events. This approach removes manual interaction and supports AI-assisted testing across scenarios.

Simulating single and hold key presses in PlayMode works by triggering scripted key events through the Input System. Holding keys drives continuous movement or actions, while single presses test discrete inputs.

PlayMode must be active to perform scripted keyboard events because the simulation drives gameplay actions within the running Unity environment. The Input System processes these scripted key events during active PlayMode sessions.