Modes & Use Cases

Filter Modes

Log Type Filters Choose which debug categories to display Log, Warning, Error, or Assert. Combining filters helps focus on specific issues, such as only runtime errors or only informational messages.

State Filters

• Only Active: Shows currently enabled logs (checked).

• Only Inactive: Shows logs you’ve disabled.

• Only Changed: Displays entries that differ from their default (modified type or active state).

Search Modes Switch between All, Debug, Script, Method, or Folder modes for context-specific searches.

Usage Scenarios

Development & Iteration Use Debug Filter as your live debugging dashboard during development. Enable or disable logs per feature (AI, Input, UI) to keep Console noise manageable.

Pre-Release Cleanup Before shipping, filter by folder (e.g. Gameplay, AI, UI) and use Delete All Debugs to safely remove unnecessary logs from code with Undo support.

Team Collaboration Save and share preset configurations for your QA or programming teams. Each team member can load the same Debug Filter setup to ensure consistent log visibility.

Performance Profiling Focus on Error or Warning types across all scripts to quickly identify bottlenecks or problematic code paths that produce excessive logs.