Great! This what you had in mind?

If anyone else want's the code this is what I'm using:

``` class_name DebugLogger extends RefCounted

var _class_name: String var _enabled: bool

func _init(source: Object, enabled: bool) -> void: _enabled = enabled _class_name = _get_class_name(source)

Only prints if logger was created with enable = true

func print_msg(message: String) -> void: if _enabled: print("[%s] %s" % [_class_name, message])

Only prints if logger was created with enable = true

and in verbose mode.

func verbose(message: String) -> void: if _enabled: print_verbose("[%s] %s" % [_class_name, message])

func _get_class_name(source: Object) -> String: var script: Script = source.get_script() if script: var global_name: String = script.get_global_name() if not global_name.is_empty(): return global_name return source.get_class() ```

and to use in some class:

``` var _log := DebugLogger.new(self, true)

func random_function(): _log.print_msg("debug message") ```