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Draw Logs.LogsAtGameObject(...);

To draw logs right at a GameObject two steps are needed:

Using a logging function that notes the messages:
Each of Unitys Debug.Log() functions already offers an overload that takes a GameObject as last paramter. They call this parameter "context" and it can be used to tie a log message to a certain GameObject. In order to be able to know of these tied log messages Draw XXL has reimplemented all of Unitys log functions. All you have to do is replace the class name prefixes at your log calls. So for example "Debug.Log("my log message", myGameObject)" becomes "DrawLogs.Log("my log message", myGameObject)". The logs will still appear in the Unity console as usual, but additionally Draw XXL knows of them and can display them right at the Gameobject.
This works for all of Unitys logging functions: Assert(), AssertFormat(), Log(), LogAssertion(), LogAssertionFormat(), LogError(), LogErrorFormat(), LogException(), LogFormat(), LogWarning(), LogWarningFormat().
Drawing it:
Call the below documented "DrawLogs.LogsAtGameObject()" function once per Update() cycle.

Green parameters are required. Yellow parameters are optional, but have to be supplied in order.

static void DrawLogs.LogsAtGameObject(...);

Code snippet names: drawLogsAtGameObject and drawLogsAtGameObject_func.

Parameters:

Type	Parameter Name	Description
GameObject	gameObject
bool	drawNormalPrio
bool	drawWarningPrio
bool	drawErrorPrio	This toggles if error messages get displayed, but also if assertion and exception messages get displayed. (so all "red symbol" log types)
int	maxNumberOfDisplayedLogMessages
float	forceTextSize	The display orientation of the text follows DrawText.automaticTextOrientation. The text size scales relative to the extent of the drawn Gameobject. If you want a constant text size, you can use DrawShapes.forcedConstantScreenspaceTextSize_relToScreenHeight_forTextAtShapes or DrawShapes.forcedConstantWorldspaceTextSize_forTextAtShapes.
Color	textColor
Color	boxColor
float	width_ofBoxLines
bool	drawnBoxEncapsulatesChildren
bool	textBlockAboveLine
float	durationInSec	The duration in seconds how long the drawn thing stays visible. The default value of 0 means that it stays only during the current Update frame. Instead of using this parameter you can also overwrite him with a global setting so you don't always have to supply all other preceding function parameters till you reach this late parameter.
bool	hiddenByNearerObjects	This specifies if the drawn thing will get hidden if other geometry is in front of it or if it shines through. It is the same as the depthTest parameter of Unitys Debug.DrawLine(). Not all drawing methods support toggling this in the same way. For some methods the lines are fully hidden, for others the hidden lines shimmer through. Instead of using this parameter you can also overwrite him with a global setting so you don't always have to supply all other preceding function parameters till you reach this late parameter.