# Quickstart

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## Install from Asset Manager

* Open **Unity → Window → Package Manager → My Assets**.
* Find **Debug Filter** → **Download** → **Import**.
* You’ll see the `DebugFilter/` folder in your project.

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### ⚙️ Optional: Console Toolbar Integration

When you open the Unity **Console**, you’ll see a **Filter** button next to the log counters.\
Click it to instantly open the Debug Filter panel for contextual filtering.

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### 🔍 Scan & Filter Logs

1. **Automatic Scan**\
   Debug Filter scans all C# scripts when imported or after compilation.\
   You can manually refresh using the menu:\
   \&#xNAN;**⋮ → Refresh**
2. **Search Field (top bar)**
   * Click the 🔍 icon to open **Search Mode options**:
     * All / Debug / Script / Method / Folder
   * Filter by log type: Log / Warning / Error / Assert
   * Additional filters: **Only Active**, **Only Inactive**, or **Only Changed**
3. **Folder View**
   * Scripts are grouped by **Folders**, **Scripts**, and **Methods**.
   * Click a folder or script to expand and see individual debug lines.
   * Toggle each checkbox to enable/disable logs.

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### 🪟 Open the Debug Filter Window

* Click **Filter** in the **Console toolbar** to open the popup directly.

You’ll see the **Debug Filter** window, showing all detected `Debug.Log`, `Warning`, `Error`, and `Assert` calls across your project.

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### 🧹 Clean Up Debugs

You can safely delete or reset debug lines directly from the panel:

| Action                  | Description                                                  |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 🗑️ Delete Single       | Right-click on a debug → **Delete**                          |
| 🧩 Delete All in Script | Right-click a script → **Delete All Debugs**                 |
| 📁 Delete Folder Debugs | Right-click a folder → **Delete All Debugs**                 |
| ♻️ Reset Changes        | Reverts all modified states and types to defaults            |
| ⏪ Undo Support          | All actions can be undone (Ctrl + Z) via Unity’s Undo system |

> ✨ Cleanup edits the script lines directly. Each deletion or reset is fully undoable.

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### 💾 Save & Restore State

Debug Filter automatically saves your layout, filters, and visibility:

* Hidden scripts are remembered between sessions (via **EditorPrefs**).
* Filter profiles and window size are persisted automatically.
* Supports **Unity Preset** integration for sharing configurations.


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