I’M a bit confused what this question is about because VisualStudio and attaching it as a runtime debugger has nothing to do with the inspector or the debug mode of the inspector. So what exactly do you want to achieve, what have you done in order to reach that goal and what does not work as you expect?
If you want to enable the debug view mode in the inspector you just have to click the cogwheel at the top right of the inspector window and select debug mode from the drop down menu. Don’t forget to switch the mode back once you’re done because when the inspector is in debug mode none of the custom editors or property drawers are executed, not even the built-in ones. You really should only use the debug view of the inspector for concrete debugging.
If it’s not about the inspector but about VisualStudio you should edit your question and provide more details.
Wait a second, if that is the debug view mode, what is the weird bug at the bottom right of the screen? Besides what I wanted to do is to have a easy way to look at the private variables in the inspector. Thanks for the answer :).
– VeryAnnoyingCat