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Deprecated:The base working directory defaults to the same folder as the QC script, which is usually what is desired. This command can still be used (only once!) if a different base working directory is desired. Since 
, $pushd and $popd can be used if different source files need different working directories.
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{{deprecated|The base working directory defaults to the same folder as the QC script, which is usually what is desired. This command can still be used (only once!) if a different base working directory is desired. Since {{src06}}, [[$pushd and $popd]] can be used if different source files need different working directories.}} | |||
Latest revision as of 19:33, 16 July 2025
$cd is a QC command available in all 
Source games. Dictates the base working directory.
Deprecated:The base working directory defaults to the same folder as the QC script, which is usually what is desired. This command can still be used (only once!) if a different base working directory is desired. Since , $pushd and $popd can be used if different source files need different working directories.