This is a proof of concept rather than a full scale solution
	
	Showing how to color text & how to wrap it so it jumps to line of code being debugged.


	1. To color text wrap it in <color></color> tags
	2. [UPDATED: no longer need to compile to DLL] To enable double-click on console to jump to proper line of code - code needs to be wrapped with `#line` like so:
	```
	#line hidden
	    public static void log(int type, object str, int lvl, GameObject context)
	    {
	        ...
	    }
	#line default
	```



	debug.log("Important message. Color it red and show in the console");

	debug.log(debug.cat.YOURCATEGORY, "Debug message from a specific category. Custom color and important level (will always print)");

	debug.log(debug.cat.YOURCATEGORY, "Debug message from a specific category, moderate importantce (marked as debug level 5)", 5);

	debug.log(debug.cat.YOURCATEGORY, "Debug message, same as previous but will also print gameObject containing this call, it's name as well as highlight it from console+click)", 1, gameObject);

You can now sort through debug output.

Sort by importance level (you set level within debug call itself, for each message).

Check/uncheck categories.

And you can mark an object sa 'important' (just drag&drop). This will make all messages from that gameObject and all objects within same GameObject hierarchy of that object - come up as important (red & bolded text). To clear important object field click the small red tick box.