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+# Working with debug messages
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+You can use debug nodes to see the result of a code segment inside the Unity console. For example, attaching a Debug node to a Variable node outputs the value of the variable.
+
+> [!TIP]
+> Debugs are a useful tool when prototyping.
+
+## To create a debug message 
+
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> Remove or disconnect the debugs from the graphs before producing the final executable.
+
+1. Add a Script Machine component to the GameObject. 
+2. Select **Edit Graph**.
+3. Do one of the following:
+   - Use the starting events that are created with the script machine.
+   - Add an event node to the graph.
+4. Drag and release from the node port.</br>
+   The fuzzy finder appears. 
+5. In the finder field, enter “Log”.</br>
+   A list of Debug nodes appears.
+6. Select the relevant debug message type you want to use (for example **Log(Message)**, **Log Error(Message)** or **Log Warning(Message)**).</br>
+   The select Debug node is placed in the graph and linked to the event.
+7. Drag and release from the Debug green (output) port.</br>
+   The fuzzy finder appears.
+8. In the list, select the String node.</br>
+   A String node appears on the graph, connected to the Debug node.v
+   Enter the debug message in the string node**.**
+
+> [!TIP]
+> You can link variables or GameObjects other than a string to the port to see the value in the console.
+
+Whenever the graph is run and the Event is fired, the debug node executes and the text in the String appears in the console.
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> The debug bar indicates the number of messages of each debug type (in the following order Message, Error, Warning).
+
+![](images/vs-unity-console-w-warnings.png)
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