Use print() To Check Values
Debugging means checking your code to see what’s wrong and fixing it, the easiest way is by using
print() to see what’s happening while your script runs.print() shows what your variables contain in the console:
print(vehicleData.model, vehicleData.name)
print('Model:', vehicleData.model, 'Name:', vehicleData.name)
Helps you confirm if the data is correct.
Example While Buying A Vehicle
Add a print() inside your callback to check info when buying a car:
print('Model:', vehicleData.model, 'Plate:', generatedPlate)
This shows the model and plate to see if the code is working right.
Get Vehicle Info Quickly
local model = GetDisplayNameFromVehicleModel(GetEntityModel(veh))
local plate = GetVehicleNumberPlateText(veh)
Gets the vehicle model and plate easily.
Simple Tips
Add
print() before/after big actions.Label your prints →
print('Plate:', plate)Test small parts one by one.
In short: use print() to watch what your script is doing it’s the fastest way to find and fix problems.