If you want to see some explanatory text on what it does, enter the variable name followed by a question mark, e.g. just enter r_motionblur in the console to see the current status of this variable. If you just want to see what the current value is for a variable without changing it, enter only the command variable name with no attached value - e.g. For example, to turn Motion Blur off using the command console, open the console and type the following, then press enter: To use a console command correctly, enter the command variable and then the value to assign to it. For example entering r_ and pressing TAB will list all the console commands starting with r_. You can also list commands in the console at any time by entering the first few letters of them and pressing the TAB key.
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See the Config Files section below for an explanation of this.Ī full list of all the possible command variables is provided on the following pages, as well as more detailed descriptions for a range of the most useful commands. More importantly, even after removing restricted mode, some commands are still 'system' commands which can't be changed via the console, and can only be altered if inserted into System.cfg or an original system file such as diff_normal.cfg.
This 'restricted mode' can be permanently lifted by either using the con_restricted 0 command in the console, or by adding con_restricted=0 to your System.cfg file (See further below). The console provides a real-time method of accessing the CryEngine2 game engine and altering command variables dynamically.īy default, you are restricted to only a handful of console commands you can use which will work entering any other valid commands will simply receive an error message. The Crysis command console can be opened or closed at any time during the game by pressing the '~' key (the key above TAB, or below ESC).
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