chud575

Hi guys,

well, as I am getting deeper into the dev process, I am writing some pretty complex formulas, and one of the things that was driving me bonkers was the inability to track my formula step by step to see where I am messing something up.

So here is a simple script that adds a step called "Print Value". Just add it wherever you want to know the current value in your formula.

How it works: It simply takes the current formula value, adds 0, and prints it to the console


using UnityEngine;
using ORKFramework;
using ORKFramework.Formulas;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace ORKFramework.Formulas.Steps
{
[ORKEditorHelp("Print Value", "Send current value to debug console", "")]
[ORKNodeInfo("Value")]
public class PrintValueStep : BaseFormulaStep
{
// variable and player prefs
[ORKEditorHelp("Console Text", "What to print to the console before the value.", "")]
[ORKEditorInfo(expandWidth = true)]
[ORKEditorLayout("type", ParameterType.String, endCheckGroup = true)]
public string stringValue = "";

public PrintValueStep()
{

}

public override int Calculate(FormulaCall call)
{
ValueHelper.UseOperator(ref call.result, 0, FormulaOperator.Add);
Debug.Log(stringValue + " Custom Value: " + call.result);
return this.next;
}


/*============================================================================
Name functions
============================================================================*/
public override string GetNodeDetails()
{
return "";
//return this.formulaOperator.ToString() + " " + this.value.GetInfoText();
}
}

}


if there's a substantial need, I could make a script that also prints local variables and such, but im pretty sure you can figure it out.

gamingislove

You don't need this line:
[ORKEditorLayout("type", ParameterType.String, endCheckGroup = true)]ORKEditorLayout attribute is for hiding settings based on other settings :)