Quick Start

Call Initialize() once before using any other FludeX API — typically in the first Awake in your scene:

private void Awake()
{
    FludeX.Instance.Initialize();
}

That's it. The default setup activates both the tap trigger (triple-tap, bottom-center) and the keyboard trigger (` / ~ key). Open the panel on device or in the editor to verify everything is working.

Panel Control

Method / Property	Description
Initialize()	Set up FludeX with the default composite trigger (tap + keyboard) — call once before anything else
Initialize(trigger)	Set up FludeX with a custom trigger — pass any IFludexTrigger implementation
Show()	Show the debug panel
Hide()	Hide the debug panel
Toggle()	Show if hidden, hide if shown
IsInitialized	True after Initialize() completes
IsVisible	True while the panel is on screen
Dispose()	Release all resources

Next steps

• Triggers — customize or replace the default open gesture
• WidgetsBook — build a custom debug panel with widgets
• Overview Module — explore the pre-built diagnostic dashboard
• Playground Module — populate a blank panel at runtime