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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
_x000D_ The Debug.Log will run for every instance, if you want to see the messages on the compiled version (exe i assume) then i suggest you build a class called Debug_UI and it's sole purpose is to display all the messages from Debug.Log into the OnGui method. First call a static fuction with the message you want to log and that function will call Debug.Log and also insert that log into a static List that will be used to display those messages on the OnGui. // Static Utilities Class with the DebugMessage Function public static List