Verbosity
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Verbosity controls how much the mtmd (multimodal) layer logs. Higher values produce more detail, useful for diagnosing vision issues but noisy in production.
Quick reference
| Type | int? |
| Default | null (use native default) |
| Range | 0 = Error, 1 = Warn, 2 = Info, 3 = Debug |
| Category | Multimodal context diagnostics |
| Field on | MultimodalContextParameters.Verbosity |
What it does
Maps to the native mtmd log-level setting. Higher values include all lower-level logs plus their own.
0— errors only.1— warnings and errors.2— info, warnings, errors.3— debug and everything lower.
Logs are visible when either EnableDebugLogging is on, or the logger passed to AsposeLLMApi.Create is configured to accept them.
When to change it
| Scenario | Value |
|---|---|
| Default | null |
| Production | 0 or 1 |
| Diagnosing vision template / alignment | 3 |
Example
var preset = new Qwen3VL2BPreset();
preset.EngineParameters.EnableDebugLogging = true;
preset.MtmdContextParameters.Verbosity = 3;
preset.MtmdContextParameters.PrintTimings = true;
using var api = AsposeLLMApi.Create(preset, logger);
Interactions
EnableDebugLogging— required for high-verbosity lines to reach the logger.PrintTimings— per-stage timings as a complementary diagnostic.
What’s next
- Debugging vision — tag taxonomy and diagnostic flow.
- Multimodal context hub — all mtmd knobs.