Console.cs

Description

Console.cs is a custom debugger script for Unity that provides additional functionality for logging and debugging in the Unity Editor.

Installation

To install the plugin, simply download and import the CustomDebugger.unitypackage into your project.

Features

• Clearing the debug console.
• Setting color and style for log messages.
• Logging messages with different log types (Log, Warning, Error, Assertion, Exception).

Usage

Clearing the Debug Console

• In the Unity Editor, navigate to Tools > Console > Clear Console or use the shortcut Alt + Shift + C to clear the debug console.

• In any script simple add Debug.Clear() to clear the debug console.

 Debug.Clear();

Setting Color and Style

• Use the following methods to set the color and style for log messages:
  • SetColor(Color color): Sets the color for log messages. The color parameter should be a valid Color object.
  • SetStyle(Style style): Sets the style for log messages. The style parameter should be one of the following: Bold, Italic, or BoldItalic.

Logging Messages

• The logging methods (Log, LogWarning, LogError, LogAssertion, LogException) are similar to the ones provided by the UnityEngine.Debug class. They allow you to log messages with different log types and optional context objects.

Example

Here's a simple example of how to use the Console.cs script:

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class ExampleScript : MonoBehaviour
{
    private IEnumerator Start()
    {
        Debug.SetColor(Color.green);            //set color to green
        Debug.SetStyle(Style.bold);            //set style to bold
        Debug.Log("Hello world!", this);        //logging message

        yield return new WaitForSeconds(5);    //waiting for 5 seconds
        Debug.Clear();                        //clearing console
    }
}

Notes

• This script provides additional functionality for logging and debugging in the Unity Editor.
• The script can be accessed through the Tools menu in the Unity Editor.
• Some features are only available in the Unity Editor and may not work in a built game.
• Ensure that you have imported the necessary libraries and dependencies for the script to work properly.