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Getting into the world of custom executors means you'll eventually stumble upon the roblox rconsoleprint script command, especially if you're tired of squinting at the tiny default developer console. It's one of those handy little functions that lets you push text to a separate external window, making debugging your scripts a whole lot easier on the eyes. If you've spent any time at all trying to track variables or see why a loop is hanging, you know that the built-in F9 console can get cluttered with game engine logs, asset errors, and a bunch of other noise you probably don't care about. ...