unity-playmode-testing

Play Mode testing in Unity automates game verification by controlling play sessions, simulating player inputs, and validating UI state. Use API-based controls to start, pause, and stop Play Mode, then simulate keyboard, mouse, gamepad, or touch input to test interactions across uGUI, UI Toolkit, and IMGUI scenes.

Yes, comprehensive input simulation supports keyboard, mouse, gamepad, and touch input during Play Mode tests. Automate UI interactions and player actions across test scenes without manual intervention, enabling repeatable functional validation.

Capture screenshots or video during Play Mode execution, then perform visual verification and console log validation to confirm UI correctness. Combine media capture with state polling to validate UI elements across different rendering frameworks and test scenes.

Play Mode testing handles UI automation and validation across uGUI, UI Toolkit, and IMGUI frameworks. Support for multiple rendering systems lets you test diverse UI implementations within the same test execution workflow.

Yes, batch actions enable efficient test execution by grouping Play Mode controls, input simulation, and UI element path handling into single operations. Execute complex test sequences with consolidated state polling and media capture across multiple scenes.

Console log validation automatically flags errors and warnings during test execution. Combine console monitoring with visual verification and UI state checks to identify functional failures, performance issues, or unexpected editor behavior during Play Mode sessions.