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Note:The variables are not limited to numbers. You can store words, too.
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'''<code>setinfo</code>''' is a console command that creates a new console variable. The variable and its value will be preserved across map loads, and (possibly to your downfall) game saves. There doesn't seem to be a way to mark one as a cheat. | '''<code>setinfo</code>''' is a console command that creates a new console variable. The variable and its value will be preserved across map loads, and (possibly to your downfall) game saves. There doesn't seem to be a way to mark one as a cheat. | ||
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
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*{{ent|incrementvar}}, a convenient command for counting things. | *{{ent|incrementvar}}, a convenient command for counting things. | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 26 June 2023
Template:Console Command
setinfo is a console command that creates a new console variable. The variable and its value will be preserved across map loads, and (possibly to your downfall) game saves. There doesn't seem to be a way to mark one as a cheat.
Syntax
setinfo VAR VALUE
If you wanted to make a variable to count how many NPCs you kill, you could type setinfo mykills 0. (Or you can set it to any impressive number ;) )
mykills would become a variable just like anything else, such as sv_pure.
Note:The variables are not limited to numbers. You can store words, too.Convar VAR is already registered but not as user info value
If you see this in the console, it means you tried to set a console variable that already exists, such as sv_cheats.
See Also
- incrementvar, a convenient command for counting things.