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A '''console variable''', frequently shortened to '''cvar''', is a runtime [[variable]] which can be modified by the user in the [[developer console]], in addition to being modifiable by game code. | A '''console variable''', frequently shortened to '''cvar''', is a runtime [[variable]] which can be modified by the user in the [[developer console]], in addition to being modifiable by game code. | ||
In {{idtech2}} and {{goldsrc}}, cvars use the C struct [[cvar_t]]. {{source}} replaces this with the C++ class [[ConVar]]. | |||
For a list of cvars, see [[:Category:Console variables]]. | |||
Revision as of 16:05, 9 September 2023
A console variable, frequently shortened to cvar, is a runtime variable which can be modified by the user in the developer console, in addition to being modifiable by game code.
In 
and 
, cvars use the C struct cvar_t. 
replaces this with the C++ class ConVar.
For a list of cvars, see Category:Console variables.