Console commands anyone?

[Gan]

I would love to do some more specific things that would be easy to do in most games, only trouble is I seem to be the only one who wants to and I don't know how to edit and program games. So any help you can give me on how to simply make it so I DIE IN ONE HIT would be helpful af.

[Dakuwan]

Game.kpf located within T2 main folder, open it with a zip program

Directory called "defs" may have what your looking for...

Regarding actual console commands, type "help" in it and use "page up/down" to browse.

[DrWakey]

Exactly as Dakuwan says, type "help" in the console and it will list all available commands.

Interesting ones include "gamespeed" (guess what), "noclip" (there are more quake-like ones), for screenshots things like "hud_show" and "r_showweapons" and many many more.

[Gan]

Originally posted by Dakuwan:

Game.kpf located within T2 main folder, open it with a zip program

Directory called "defs" may have what your looking for...

Regarding actual console commands, type "help" in it and use "page up/down" to browse.

Thanks for sharing all of that powerful knowledge! This is pretty much the information I was looking for. :)

[Dakuwan]

No problem!

[Gan]

here I found how I can change the characters maximum health. Game.kfp > Defs > actors > player.txt
and I can modify the amount of health I get from pickups here in > health.txt

I am unable to locate where I edit the starting health of my character upon spawning in. This is all I need to find and I can do a really fun, realistic mode, type of difficulty.

[Dakuwan]

If you cant alter your starting health, how about modifying actor damage dealt?

[Gan]

I looked for that in the enemies file and can't find it either. I could just be missing all this though, I am quite illiterate when it comes to this stuff...

[Dakuwan]

inside of kpf, go to defs/actors/player.txt, first five lines states...

"#include "defs/common.txt"

Player kActor_Player
{
className "kexPuppet"
health 100
initialScale "1.0 1.0 1.0"

[Gan]

when i change the health value it alters the max life i can fill with health items. I don't know how to change how much I start with though. I imagine scale is the size of the actor?

[Dakuwan]

Are you loading a save? or starting fresh each time? I have found values changing some things need to be reset by dying or warping if loading a save.

And yes to the scale.

[Gan]

Yes I was starting a new game and would let myself die. If I set the health value to 10, I was unable to pick up 10 health units until my health was below 10, so this is the 'maximum health' of the player. I would also like to edit the Starting health of the player to do what I want to try.

I have found "starting health" values for the enemies, but I haven't been able to find where I edit their damage dealt to the player. I spent a few hours going through files, but I could have easily missed what I'm looking for due to my nubishness.

[BunRAR]

Anyone know how to give yourself weapons with the console? if that is an option?

[Dakuwan]

open console via "~"...
type "help", a list appears... Use pg up/down to scroll list...
i think its "giveweapons/give_weapons...

I bound it to a key for easy access, so I forget command.

[BunRAR]

Originally posted by Dakuwan:

open console via "~"...
type "help", a list appears... Use pg up/down to scroll list...
i think its "giveweapons/give_weapons...

I bound it to a key for easy access, so I forget command.

best I found was r_showweapons which just has to do with the weapon model. Basically I want to know if its possible to give yourself the MP assualt rifle in a single player game. I don't see why it wouldnt be possible although I've yet to find what the command and also what the name of the weapon in the console would be.

[Edward850]

'givempweapons'

Originally posted by Dakuwan:

open console via "~"...
type "help", a list appears... Use pg up/down to scroll list...
i think its "giveweapons/give_weapons...

Tab both auto completes and lists commands based on what you typed. Typing "give" and pressing tab will thus give you a list of all commands that begin with "give" and also auto complete from the first command (pressing tab again will cycle the auto complete to the next command and so on). FYI this is how most modern OS command prompts work as well.