is There Anyway to Enable the Console?

[Silenced: Aegis Destroyer]

i want to be able to bring up the console commands, have someone figured out the right ".ini" settings i need to fidle with yet?

[joridiculous]

 allow toggling console with the tilde key       com_allowConsole  

Not sure where to put it though.
and some stuff::

 win_consoleVisibility   set on command line to allow multiple instances at the same time        win_viewlog     0 = hidden, 1 = normal, 2 = minimized   win_floatExceptions     enable output to debugger       win_allowMultipleInstances      enable floating point exceptions

Then again, it can be disabled completly by default ..

[Silenced: Aegis Destroyer]

Originally posted by joridiculous:

 allow toggling console with the tilde key       com_allowConsole  

Not sure where to put it though.

yeah, the .ini files that have the raw code and not graphics or controls are encypted, so we cant anyway

[joridiculous]

Originally posted by Silenced:

Originally posted by joridiculous:

 allow toggling console with the tilde key       com_allowConsole  

Not sure where to put it though.

yeah, the .ini files that have the raw code and not graphics or controls are encypted, so we cant anyway

It really should be in launch options +com_allowconsole 1 But it can be disabled. No idea if it help putting it in default.cfg either.

[Utherix]

I used Cheat Engine with some good effect

[Fang]

Originally posted by Silenced:

Originally posted by Utherix:

I used Cheat Engine with some good effect

i dont want a virus, and according to Norton and Windows Defender, both are risky to download

Ever heard of false positives? Your noggin' will serve you better than any anti-virus program. Not that they're bad to have.

[Erebus]

Originally posted by Silenced:

Originally posted by Utherix:

I used Cheat Engine with some good effect

i dont want a virus, and according to Norton and Windows Defender, both are risky to download

It's a false positive. CE hooks on and modifies the memory of other apps. For a heuristic scanner that is going to "look" shady as ♥♥♥♥, but that's how it works. Anything that works that way is going to get flagged as questionable.

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Bumping this thread. Anyone found anything or how to force it with CE?

[joridiculous]

If you are using a debugger (CE) you could trace / step (or even BP) and see if it touches the console stuff at all.
It could be disabled but i doubt it, seeing how much garbage the exe containes..

[Bexxkie]

@Silenced You're using norton and you're worried about getting viruses? Norton is one of the worst viruses you can get. Well that and Mcafee. Go avast, avg, or kaspersky.

[Erebus]

Originally posted by Bexxkie:

@Silenced You're using norton and you're worried about getting viruses? Norton is one of the worst viruses you can get. Well that and Mcafee. Go avast, avg, or kaspersky.

Did AVG improve? For awhile there they were pretty terrible.

[Bexxkie]

@Erebus the Indolent
AVG is pretty good, but i use avast. I'd say avast is probably the best one you can get.

[™̇̆̌ͭ̅̔̔ͨ̒ͣ̎̿²]

Originally posted by Silenced:

Originally posted by Utherix:

I used Cheat Engine with some good effect

i dont want a virus, and according to Norton and Windows Defender, both are risky to download

It's a False positive because the debugger has a foot print like a virus due to the nature of the memory access.

[Silenced: Aegis Destroyer]

Originally posted by Bexxkie:

@Erebus the Indolent
AVG is pretty good, but i use avast. I'd say avast is probably the best one you can get.

you do realise there is a

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