Godot Print

Demo

Quickly insert debug print statements for selected variables in Godot C# and GDScript — with smart Vector2/3 expansion and one-key cleanup.

Features

Insert Print (Ctrl+Alt+D) — three modes:

Mode	What it does	Example
Cursor on variable	Detects expression under cursor, inserts print after the statement	`inputDir` → `GD.Print("[Player] inputDir={inputDir}")`
Select assignment(s)	Extracts variable names from `var x = ...` lines	select `var health = 100` → `print("[Enemy] health={health}")`
Select any expression	Uses selection text directly as the expression to print	select `speed * delta` → `print("[Enemy] speed * delta={speed * delta}")`

Smart Vector Expansion — automatically expands Vector2/Vector3/Color to their components:

// Before:  GD.Print($"[Player] inputDir={inputDir}")
// After:   GD.Print($"[Player] inputDir.X={inputDir.X}, inputDir.Y={inputDir.Y}")

Clean Prints (Ctrl+Alt+C) — removes all debug prints in the current file:

Search for "Godot Print" in the Extensions panel (Ctrl+Shift+X).

Open Settings (Ctrl+,) and search for "godot-print":

Setting	Default	Description
`godot-print.printTemplate.gdscript`	`print("[{className}] {body}")`	Template for GDScript prints
`godot-print.printTemplate.csharp`	`Godot.GD.Print($"[{className}] {body}");`	Template for C# prints
`godot-print.expandVectors`	`true`	Expand Vector2/3/4 and Color to components

{className} — auto-detected class name (e.g., Player, Enemy)
{body} — variable expression(s) like health={health} or X={inputDir.X}, Y={inputDir.Y}

Command	Key	Description
`godot-print.print`	`Ctrl+Alt+D`	Insert debug print
`godot-print.clean`	`Ctrl+Alt+C`	Remove all debug prints

Both work on C# (.cs) and GDScript (.gd) files with auto-detection.

MIT