Here is an explanation on how to access and use the debug mode. Debug mode is naturally needed for the Debug% category but it is also a great practice resource (being able to easily reach and reattempt skips which might not normally be possible without resetting the level) so either way, the debug mode is very helpful.

In order to access debug mode, you need to add this line of code to the game's in.ini file

AllowMasterCheats = 1

On Windows/MacOS, you will find this file in wherever you downloaded your game (on Windows, the default location is either "Program Files" or "Program Files (x86)"), THQ/Disney/The Incredibles/Game

Currently, this is the only way access the debug mode. In the case of the console versions, the debug mode is most easily accessible on emulators although you can get it running on original hardware with a modded ISO. It might be possible to access debug mode in the PC version in game without this mod but it is currently unknown exactly how this would be done.

In order to control debug mode:

On PC: Activating: G (the key might be slightly different in your case, just play around with the keyboard until you find the right key.) Fly Up: Punch (Q by Default) Fly Down: Incredi-Attack (E by Default) Fly Faster: Crouch (C by Default)

On GC: Activating: L + R + Z Fly Up: Y Fly Down: X Fly Faster: L or R Trigger

On PS2: Activating: Select Fly Up: Triangle Fly Down: Square Fly Faster: L1 or R1

On XBOX: Activating: Select Fly Up: Y Fly Down: X Fly Faster: L or R Trigger

A difference between debug mode on PC/PS2/XBOX and GameCube is that on PC/PS2/XBOX, you have an on screen display showing debug info (the most useful being your X, Y, Z coordinates) whereas this isn't present in the GameCube version.