Sv_cheats - If set to 1, enables the use of cheat commands on a server, such as those denoted by (cheat) in this list. This option is best used in the COD2 icon Target box. This command is best used in the Target box of your COD2's launch icon.Ĭom_introplayed - If set to 1, skips the introductory Activision/Infinity Ward movies played at Call of Duty 2's launch (whether single or multiplayer).
Useful if you find that your enable console option doesn't "stick" each time you open COD2. This seems a little contradictory, but that appears to be its function. Monkeytoy - If set to 0, enables the in-game console and if set to 1 disables the console. In Time mode (3) shows the time taken to draw the current frame in milliseconds (ms). In Verbose mode (2), additionally shows vertex counts. In simple mode (1) shows the average and current (low and high) FPS. Certain commands require enabling of cheat mode (see previous page), and are denoted with (cheat) in front of their description - they won't work outside of cheat mode.Ĭg_drawFPS - Displays the frames per second (FPS) counter at the top right of the screen. The list follows, with the name of the command, its valid range of values in, and a brief description.
CALL OF DUTY 2 MULTYPLAYER FULL
For a full list of Call of Duty 2's development variables and commands, download the following file: COD2Commands.zip (4KB). If however an in-game setting can be further altered using a command, it is covered here. The list also does not include commands which can easily and thoroughly be altered using the in-game settings. The list below is by no means the full list of COD2 commands - it consists of what I believe are the most important/useful commands. The rest of the advanced tweaking section covers the major commands in Call of Duty 2, describing their functionality and known values as best I know it. This makes the change permanent by inserting into your main config.cfg (or config_mp.cfg) file. If you want a setting to "stick", even without your custom config file being run again, I recommend using the seta command in front of the command (e.g. However, it is also acceptable to simply use the short version of this command: if the command is r_glow, to disable glow effects you would use the command as follows: The correct syntax for using a command in the console, config file, or target box is shown below.
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