Add Unreal Console documentation

modules/ROOT/pages/Development/TestingResources.adoc

@@ -28,6 +28,40 @@ will affect every instance of Command Prompt on your system.
 See the link:#_launch_script_enhancements[Launch Script Enhancements] section below
 for another method of controlling where the window will appear.
 
+== Unreal Console
+
+The Unreal Console is a useful tool for debugging your mods.
+It allows you to view the game's log in real-time, and input console commands.
+In order to open the console, you will need to add some command line arguments to the game within your launcher.
+
+=== Steam
+
+On Steam, go to your library and right-click on Satisfactory in the left panel, then choose "Properties" from the menu.
+
+image:TestingResources/Steam-Library.png[image]
+
+Then, in the new window that appears, under "Launch Options", add `-Log -NewConsole`.
+
+image:TestingResources/Steam-Options.png[image]
+
+=== Epic Games
+
+On the Epic Games Launcher, go to your library and right-click on Satisfactory.
+
+image:TestingResources/EGS-Library.png[image]
+
+Choose "Manage" from the menu, and then in the modal that appears, scroll down to "Launch Options".
+Add `-Log - NewConsole` to your list of options.
+
+image:TestingResources/EGS-Options.png[image]
+
+---
+
+Now, when you launch the game, you should see the Unreal Console appear as a separate window.
+Here, you can view the game logs, enter commands, and see the game's current status.
+
+image:TestingResources/Unreal-Console.png[image]
+
 [id="LaunchScript"]
 == Quick Launch Script