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Question by WilsonKoder111 · Feb 28, 2014 at 02:04 PM · debuglogright-hand

Have my debug log saved to a .log file in build.

Hey there, I would like my debug log in the unity console (in the editor) to be saved to a .log file somewhere, with a name like debug.log. So when in the script there is something like,

 if (1 = 1) {
 
    debug.log ("That's right")
 
 }

have that debug log saved to a file that can be accessed by the end user and sent to the devs for further support. :)

thanks alot, Wilson

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afaik no.

afaik there's some else way to make a .log stuff, ...

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Answer by CodeElemental · Feb 28, 2014 at 02:28 PM

It is already written to a file that you can view it in the Help -> Open Editor Console Log section.

The location of the log files from the unity documentation.

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The documentation you linked gives no location for the mobile platforms. Any idea regarding iOS or Android?

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$$anonymous$$aybe this broke in 2017.1, but the Editor log contains just editor bookkeeping, not Debug.Log (or similar). Which is fairly useless.

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Answer by seandres · Dec 09, 2014 at 01:35 PM

This might be useful for you http://www.thegameengineer.com/blog/2014/02/09/unity-11-logging/

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