ALINE
A complete replacement for Unity's built-in Debug.Draw and Gizmo drawing functionality, offering faster, more features, and better rendering quality.
A complete replacement for Unity's built-in Debug.Draw and Gizmo drawing functionality, offering faster, more features, and better rendering quality.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $30
- Category:
- Tools › Gui
- Developer:
- Aron Granberg
- Price:
- $30
- Rating:
- Favorites:
- 1049
- Supported Unity Versions:
- 2020.3.48 or higher
- Current Version:
- 1.7.6
- Download Size:
- 307.53 KB
- Last Update:
- Mar 20, 2025
- Description:
- Tired of Unity's limited and inconsistent APIs for drawing? ALINE is a powerful solution that addresses these issues. With ALINE, you can draw debug lines inside Burst or ECS jobs, making debugging a breeze. You can also render in standalone games, perfect for level editors or sci-fi visuals.
Feature highlights:
* More drawing primitives
* Simple, flexible, and consistent API
* High performance, often outperforming Unity's APIs significantly
* Draw from inside Burst/ECS jobs
* Render in standalone games
* Perfectly anti-aliased lines without MSAA or post-processing
* Support for varying line widths
* Draw text labels over 3D objects
* Well-documented
* Supports built-in render pipeline, HDRP, and URP
ALINE is used by the A* Pathfinding Project, a popular AI package in the Asset Store, to draw gizmos with high performance and quality. - Technical Details:
- ALINE is designed to provide a faster, more feature-rich, and higher-quality alternative to Unity's built-in Debug.Draw and Gizmo drawing functionality. It supports a wide range of drawing primitives, has a simple and consistent API, and is optimized for high performance. ALINE can be used in both editor and standalone game modes, making it ideal for level editors or sci-fi visuals. It also supports anti-aliased lines, varying line widths, and text labels over 3D objects.
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