The Game Dashboard displays useful information from the KGameFramework including the current game state, save profile, save slot, all loaded levels, and any levels currently queued to load. Loaded levels are organized into static levels and their sublevels to show how each level was spawned. Static levels, which can be expanded, were spawned by directly calling the LevelManagerSubsystem. Sublevels, which are inside the expandable area of the static level, were spawned as a result of the static level being spawned and coordination between the LevelManagerSubsystem and the QuestManagerSubsystem.
To use the Game Dashboard as an Editor Utility Widget, open the "KPlugins" dropdown toolbar at the top of the main Level Editor window and select "Game Dashboard". This will spawn an editor window that can be docked in Unreal Engine's layout.
The Game Dashboard is also available as a runtime debug widget. To open it, enter the console command "k.debug". At the top of the screen a debug menu selector will appear. Here, you can select the "Game Dashboard" under "KGameFramework" and open it either in the game window by clicking the name or as a popout window by clicking the dark area on the right side.
The Game Log displays logged information from KGameFramework systems. It is available as a runtime debug widget only. To open it, enter the console command "k.debug". At the top of the screen a debug menu selector will appear. Here, you can select the "Game Log" under "KGameFramework" and open it either in the game window by clicking the name or as a popout window by clicking the dark area on the right side. In Editor, you can use Unreal Engine's built-in "Output Log" and filter using "KGame", "KLevel", "KSave", or "KQuest" to see the same logs that are sent to the Game Log.