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Loggie 4

by Shiva Shadowsong | MIT

Simple yet feature-rich logger and string composer. Stylize, organize, filter and customize your log messages easier than ever

A flexible logger + string composer that scales with your needs. Start simple with composing basic messages, then scale up to advanced formatting, styling and organization when your project demands it. Clean, powerful, well documented, and always under

Strings Logging Console

Inspector String Verification 0

by Keith Jones | MIT

A Godot inspector plugin for verifying that Strings or StringNames typed into exported resource properties in the inspector are contained a list of strings considered valid

NOTE: This is still experimental and has been tested with Godot 4.7 but should work with recent versions. The current version uses a script for filling the String registry that only works with GDScript files but can be easily augmented for C# files by

Strings Exported Property Inspector StringNames

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