Print any message in the Max Console print will print any input into the Max Console for debugging, messaging, or analysis purposes. Selecting "Show Output" from the Object Action Menu opens the sidebar Max console and filters output to only show posts from the print object. Cycling '74 Max System Anything to be Printed in Max Console TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Max Console identifier The argument is an identifier for the print object. Each message printed in the Max Console is preceded by the name of the print object. The name can be either a number or a word. If there is no argument, the name of the print object is print. Using an argument to print can help distinguish the output of two or more print objects. Print to the Max Console Performs the same function as anything. Print to the Max Console Performs the same function as anything. Print to the Max Console Performs the same function as anything. Print to the Max Console Performs the same function as anything. Print to the Max Console Messages are not interpreted by the print object. They are simply printed verbatim in the Max Console. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Open the Max Console Double-clicking on any print object opens the Max Console or brings it to the front. Print dictionary to console Sending a dict to print will display the fully expanded contents of the dictionary in the console as though it were a single line. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Clearer Symbol Quotes When enabled, numerical symbols will be quoted in the Max Console (e.g. "3.14", and quoted symbols will be enslashed (e.g. \"3.14\") for clarity. When disabled (default), the legacy behavior will be used (numerical symbols will be unquoted, quoted symbols will not display slashes). Print Time Between Messages TEXT_HERE Float Precision Selects regular, low, or high precision float display TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Alert Level Selects the style of text displayed in the Max Console. Except for the Error style, these styles are only used for display, and have no additional meaning in Max. Messages displayed using the Error style will also appear at any error objects in the patcher.

Four styles are available: Print (0), Warn (1), Error (2), Bug (3)

Normal (default) In Max 8's default theme, white text against the default (dark) background. Warning In Max 8's default theme, green text against the default (dark) background. Error In Max 8's default theme, white text against a red background. Bug In Max 8's default theme, blue text against the default (dark) background. Popup When Message Received TEXT_HERE Print Message Time Prints scheduler time before message There are no outlets. The message received in the inlet is printed in the Max Console.