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I was just searching through some old post in the garagegames forums, linux section I think. I came across a neat console command for seeing what my fps were in game from the console.From the console just type; metrics(fps);. I was getting around 165 fps on a 1152x768(?) on all high settings. When I turned the settings down I did achieve over 200 fps.

This just got me thinking what are other commands for the console that you find helpful? Is there someplace were I can find out more?

NUTS!

 

Wednesday, April 13, 2005 at 11:46:43 AM

A list of usefull dedicated server console commands:

Legend:
CADD = A random number that is given to everyone that joins the game, even if the person doesnt know it, its possible to find it from the console, when using dash's admin script, you just write "users();" but if you arent, well that more complicated :)
MSG = You gotta write your message here :)

Commands:

CADD.player.hurtme(99999); -- Kills that player
CADD.spawnplayer(); -- respawns the player, if it is already spawned it will clone the player
centerprint("MSG",# of seconds,2); -- centerprints MSG to all
bottomprint("MSG",# of seconds,2); -- bottomprints MSG to all
messageall(1,"MSG",1); -- Messages MSG to all
echo("MSG"); -- Will make MSG appear on the console
CADD.delete("KICK MESSAGE"); -- Will kick the player showing KICK MESSAGE as the error message (Thanks to Racer445, I had forgotten it)

Well I dont have pacience to think of more, if I remember I'll post them here


Last edited: Thursday, April 14, 2005 at 8:25:27 AM

Wednesday, April 13, 2005 at 12:58:11 PM

^ I remember I learned those things all by myself when I was but a wee little n00bian to TT. Ah, but where have the good times gone? :)

 

Thursday, April 14, 2005 at 2:14:53 AM

There's always client.Delete(CADD); I think?

Thursday, April 14, 2005 at 7:35:30 AM

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