unity-console

To capture and export Unity console logs during play mode, start the capture session, reproduce your scenario, then retrieve and export the logs to a file. This allows you to filter and analyze runtime behavior for debugging.

You can filter Unity editor logs by retrieving captured entries with specific filtering criteria. This helps isolate specific errors or warnings during development and play sessions to diagnose issues faster.

The best way to manage Unity logs and pause on error is to enable pause-on-error behavior during your capture session. This automatically halts play mode when an error occurs, allowing you to inspect runtime state immediately.

This Unity log capture tool works in both editor and play sessions. It captures console output across both states, allowing you to monitor runtime behavior and debug issues regardless of the current editor context.

You can write custom logs to the Unity console by using the custom logging function. This injects specific entries into the console output, allowing you to track variables or events during play mode and editor sessions.

If your Unity console logs are not capturing during play mode, ensure you have explicitly started the capture session before reproducing the scenario. Capture must be actively running to gather logs, filter output, and monitor runtime behavior.