Scriptum
The Code Alchemist's Console for Unity
Scriptum is not just another console. It's a live C# scripting engine for Unity, built to keep you in flow. Write, execute, and debug code directly inside the Unity Editor without stopping Play Mode or waiting for compilation.
See It in Action
Live scripting inside the Unity Editor
Watch Scriptum run C# in real time: bind objects, execute commands, and inspect results without breaking Play Mode.
How Scriptum Works
Write
Type C# in REPL or Editor Mode. No project recompile required.
Execute
Roslyn compiles and runs your code against the live Unity domain.
Inspect
Use echo(), manifest(), and Eval Results to explore data.
Iterate
Tweak, re-run, and refine while Play Mode stays active.
What You'll Find Here
Getting Started
Install Scriptum, launch the console, and run your first live script in minutes.
Read more →Scripting Modes
Editor Mode for structured scripts, REPL Mode for live one-liners during Play Mode.
Read more →Classes Hub
Organize session classes, toggle execution, and manage runtime scripts from one place.
Read more →Live Variables
Bind runtime objects and reference them anywhere with @yourName.
Spellbook
Reusable code snippets: Quick Spells and Live Spells for rapid casting.
Read more →Built-in Commands
bind(), echo(), manifest(), and more. All documented.
Built for Unity Developers
Debug without stopping the game
Modify values, call methods, and probe edge cases while your scene keeps running. Scriptum was built for the moment when hitting Stop would kill the bug.
Real C#
Full Roslyn scripting with autocomplete, namespaces, and reflection. Not a toy expression evaluator.
Deep inspection
Access private fields, invoke hidden methods, and manifest complex objects into a visual tree.
Stay in the zone
Spells, Live Variables, and built-in commands cut repetition so you spend time thinking, not boilerplate.
Why Scriptum?
Ready to script live?
Install Scriptum, open the console, and run your first command in under two minutes.
Crafted in silence, forged for clarity. Scriptum by DivinityCodes.