Fix: Swipe gesture to open Lunar Console is not working on Unity 6

This repository contains a small C# workaround for the

“Swipe gesture to open Lunar Console is not working on Unity 6”
issue from the official lunar-unity-console plugin.

On Unity 6 (6000.x) builds the native two-finger swipe down gesture no longer opens Lunar Console, even though:

• LunarConsole.Show() still works
• the debug overlay and logs appear as expected

This script re-implements the gesture on the C# side, without modifying the native Android/iOS plugins.

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Requirements

• Unity 6 (6000.x)
• Lunar Console already installed in the project
• Target platform: Android or iOS

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Installation

Option 1 – Unity package

1. Download the latest .unitypackage from the Releases page:
   https://github.com/RimuruDev/Swipe-gesture-to-open-Lunar-Console-is-not-working-on-Unity-6-Solved/releases
2. Import it into your Unity project.

Option 2 – Single script

1. Copy LunarSwipeOpener.cs from:
   https://github.com/RimuruDev/Swipe-gesture-to-open-Lunar-Console-is-not-working-on-Unity-6-Solved/blob/main/LunarSwipeOpener.cs
2. Add it to your project (any folder under Assets/).

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Usage

1. Make sure Lunar Console is properly installed and enabled
   (Window → Lunar Mobile Console → Enable).
2. Add the LunarSwipeOpener component to a GameObject in your first scene
   (for example, near your Lunar Console prefab or bootstrap object).
3. (Optional) Enable IsImmortalGameObject if you want the object to survive LoadScene calls.
4. Build a Development Build for Android or iOS.
5. On the device, perform a two-finger swipe down from the top area of the screen – Lunar Console should open.

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Configuration

LunarSwipeOpener exposes a few simple settings:

• MinSwipeDistance
  Minimum distance (in pixels) the center of the two touches has to travel downwards to trigger the gesture.

• StartZoneHeight
  Normalized height of the top screen region where the gesture must start
  (e.g. 0.25 = top 25% of the screen).

• IsImmortalGameObject
  If true, the object is detached from its parent and marked with DontDestroyOnLoad, so the gesture works across all scenes.

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Limitations

• This script does not fix the native Lunar Console plugin.
  It only emulates the gesture using C# and LunarConsole.Show().
• If/when Lunar Console is officially updated for Unity 6 and the native swipe gesture works again, you can simply remove this script.

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Credits

• Original plugin: Lunar Console by SpaceMadness
• Workaround script: RimuruDev / AbyssMoth