💻 Master script debugging like a pro - Display text with any editor!

If you work with multiple editors, or collaborate with people that use different ones, it can be a pain to change how the debugging / displaying of text to an output window works. We created this simple script that now will look at the editor you are in and adjust based on the editor that is active.

Summary: This video demonstrates how to create a function to quickly output text to a window, regardless of the editor being used.

1. 00:00 💻 Created a function to quickly output to a window, regardless of editor.
1.1 We created a function to easily dump output to a window regardless of the editor being used.

2. 00:48 🐞 Quickly view text without creating a GUI.
2.1 A debug window can be used to quickly view text instead of creating a new GUI.

3. 01:11 💻 Press F1 to quickly view the result of a script.
3.1 Press F1 to trigger a script and see the result on the right side.

4. 01:30 📣 Text will be sent to studio depending on user's location.
4.1 The function will detect if the user is in studio and send the text to studio accordingly.

5. 01:46 💻 A new window will open to display the result if the editor doesn't have an output window.
5.1 The script will open a new window and output the result if the editor does not have an output window.

6. 02:12 💻 Create a function to display output in any editor or a box if not supported.
6.1 Create a function to display output in any editor, or a box if not supported.

7. 02:44 🤖 Automatically adjust message box.
7.1 Automatically adjust message box instead of making minor tweaks.

8. 02:53 👍 Check out this video and let us know if you need help!
8.1 If you have problems with this kind of stuff, let us know and if you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe.

[mageprometheus]

Thanks. I love getting useful scripts to convert to v2, it's a great way to learn rather than blindly use the script upgrade tool. I'm assuming it's v1.

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_msgbox_ is my debug-window. 🤷 (I'm old enough to come from the days of using _printf_ for debugging. 😀)