Super helpful when testing scripts. USE the logger! and use it often.
When you’re logging out things change the log_level to be a warning so that it highlights as yellow in the logs and is easy to find!
Logger.Print("ELIMS-TO-WIN: {EliminationsToWin}", ?Level := log_level.Warning)
This works too!
Print("ELIMS-TO-WIN: {EliminationsToWin}", ?Duration := 10.0, ?Color:=Red)
Yes! Customizing your log outputs is a good way to create a record of your code’s execution. I’ve used all sorts of text to help me trace a program’s execution. Using a line of equals to separate calls
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just like that.
Awesome tip indeed!
Many thanks, I was unsure how to pass log_level to this.
