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* <u>Text</u> - uses ent_text on the given entity
* <u>Text</u> - uses ent_text on the given entity
* <u>Goto</u> - teleports the player to the given entity
* <u>Goto</u> - teleports the player to the given entity
== cl_entityreport ==
<kbd>cl_entityreport</kbd> is a similar command which dumps client-side entities to console. Indices from 0-16383 are the client-side counterparts of the edict matching the index with their server-side part and the rest are client-only entities. <u>Text</u> may not always show a text overlay.
{{note|In {{source|2}} this command exists in different form printing info about client-side entities on screen as overlay instead. See {{cmd|cl_entityreport}}.}}


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[VConsole]]
* [[VConsole]]

Latest revision as of 03:57, 9 May 2025

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Example from VConsole VConsole in Counter-Strike 2

entityreport is a console command available in all Source 2 Source 2 games. It dumps entities to console. Entities with indices 0-16383 are edicts and the rest are server-only entities (at leasts those are the limits in Counter-Strike 2)

The command also prints a clickable text next to it

  • Text - uses ent_text on the given entity
  • Goto - teleports the player to the given entity

cl_entityreport

cl_entityreport is a similar command which dumps client-side entities to console. Indices from 0-16383 are the client-side counterparts of the edict matching the index with their server-side part and the rest are client-only entities. Text may not always show a text overlay.


Note.pngNote:In Source Source this command exists in different form printing info about client-side entities on screen as overlay instead. See cl_entityreport.

See also