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Backtrace for Unity

Backtrace integrates into the Unity engine to capture crashes in any platform including Android, PC, and Consoles.

var backtraceClient = BacktraceClient.Initialize(
	url: 
		serverUrl, 
	databasePath:
		`${Application.persistentDataPath}
			/sample/backtrace/path`,
	gameObjectName: 
		"game-object-name",
	attributes: 
		attributes
);

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Why Backtrace for Unity?

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Backtrace is a Unity-verified Solution Partner

Easy to integrate via UPM. Collect and index Unity-specific metadata, attachments, screenshots, last n lines, and more.

Full Cross-Platform Crash and Exception Capture

Support for every major Mobile, PC, Console, and Game Streaming service. Capture hangs, OOMs for iOS and Android, and minidumps and full memory dumps across platforms.

Integrate with your Current Ecosystem

Jira, Slack, Git, Perforce, Discord. Import and export data from Grafana, Redshift, Big Query, and others.

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Enterprise-Grade Security and Privacy

Backtrace takes security seriously and ships with a myriad of security and privacy features, meeting or exceeding requirements for GDPR, SOC-2 and more.

Access Control
Audit Logs
Compliance
Multitenancy
Encryption at rest
Privacy shield certification
Fine-grained retention policies
PII scrubbing
SSL encryption

Deployment Flexibility

Use Backtrace with our dedicated and multi-tenant hosting solution, or install it on-premises. It's your choice.

Getting started with Backtrace for Unity

This video takes you through the step-by-step process of integrating Backtrace to the Unity editor, as well as learning how to maximize all available features.

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Blog

03/30/23

Backtrace has recently rolled out several exciting new improvements that have made it easier than ever to filter results, save views, and navigate through the triage view. In this blog, we will review the new features in detail.

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02/27/23

Backtrace is excited to announce an improved way to set up and receive alerts with a new feature: Issue-based alerts. With issue-based alerts, you can monitor critical issues or get notified when a specific type of event occurs. Whether you would like to open a new issue in your ticketing system (like Jira) or receive an alert in Slack when a specific issue is detected, we got you covered.

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02/20/23

In the previous blog, we outlined how we made it easier for you to integrate Jira Cloud with Backtrace. Just as we did with Jira Cloud, we have made the process easier to integrate your Jira Server instance with Backtrace. In this blog, we walk you through the process of integrating Jira Server with Backtrace.

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Unity Documentation

Backtrace’s integration with Unity allows developers to capture and report log errors, handled and unhandled Unity exceptions, and native crashes to their Backtrace instance, instantly offering the ability to prioritize and debug software errors.

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Backtrace integrates into the Unity engine to capture crashes in any platform including Android, PC, and Consoles.

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Putting error data to work

Handled and unhandled exceptions, crashes, and application not responding (ANR) errors are all captured with simple controls for Kotlin and Java. ProGuard and R8 support deobfuscates your callstacks and allows you to view details such as function names, file paths, and line numbers.

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Industry’s best minidump support

Backtrace has industry-leading minidump support to store, process, and manage .dmp files that are generated from applications running on Windows, macOS, and various versions of Linux, including Android.

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