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Original title: Console Trace - Create an Error Log
Source forum path: Game Development Engines > RPG Maker Javascript Plugins > JS Plugin Releases (RMMV)
Summary
Console Trace 1.0.0 ~ Zalerinian​ Introduction Getting error information from players sometimes seems harder than pulling teeth, but it doesn't have to! ConsoleTrace is a small, light-weight utility that will write a log of console output to a file to create a log for deployed games. Instead of giving players access to the powerful developer console and trying to guide them through it, you can have them send you a file - a process most people are used to! ConsoleTrace works completely in the background once you configure it (and...
Features Mentioned
ConsoleTrace works completely in the background once you configure it (and it works out of the box, too!). Simply set the types of messages you'd like to save, the file you want it to write to, and whether or not the log should be cleared at the launch of the game, and you're all set to go!
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Q: Can I use this in my commercial project? A: ConsoleTrace is licensed under the MIT license, which allows use for commercial and non-commercial projects, as long as credit is provided. Q: I can't find my logs! A: What version of MV are you using? 1.5.1 and below place the log in the same folder as Game.exe, so if you're playtesting, this is where MV is installed, in the nwjs-platform folder, where platform is what operating system you use.
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