Console

Write one or more values through Roblox's native Info output channel. It is a good place for status messages that should follow the host's Console redirection setting.

Send a colored text line to the native console. RGB channels make a short status easier to distinguish from surrounding output.

Empty the script console's accumulated lines before starting a fresh session. It leaves the console visibility unchanged.

Mark a failed operation in the script console with an Error label. It gives the user a visible failure message without changing Luau control flow.

Find out whether the script console is currently hidden. Check it before starting a prompt so the user can actually see where to type.

Hide the script console while keeping its accumulated output. Show it again later to return to the same log.

Write an informational line to the script console with its Info label and color. Use it for a successful step that should stand out from plain output.

Wait for one line typed into the visible script console. Use it for a small prompt, then parse the returned text yourself.

Change the title at the top of the script console. A named console makes it obvious which tool is asking for input or reporting progress.

Write a plain line to the script console. It converts the supplied value to text, making it useful for ordinary progress messages and quick inspection.

Show the script console, creating its on-screen UI if needed. Make it visible before printing a prompt you expect the user to answer.

Flip the script console between visible and hidden. Connect it to a Show/Hide control when you do not need to branch on its current state.

Set the script console's display order and show it. Turn on the topmost preference for a prompt that should appear over your other on-screen windows.

Mark a recoverable problem in the script console with a Warning label. The script continues after the line is written.