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Bug:All (or most) console variables with description longer than ~128 characters will get it's description cut-off. This issues affected most Source 1 games, but was fixed in some games such as Counter-Strike: Source, and in all Source 2 games (example: Counter-Strike 2)
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Will display a list of all console commands beginning with "ai", and will record that list to "ai_commands.txt" (in the game's root directory). Not all games will have this however, or they might be non-functional. | Will display a list of all console commands beginning with "ai", and will record that list to "ai_commands.txt" (in the game's root directory). Not all games will have this however, or they might be non-functional. | ||
{{Bug|since=src04|fixed=src13-except-l4d|All (or most) console variables with description longer than ~128 characters will get it's description cut-off. This issues | {{Bug|since=src04|fixed=src13-except-l4d|All (or most) console variables with description longer than ~128 characters will get it's description cut-off. This issues affected most {{source|1|nt=Source 1}} games, but was fixed in some games such as {{css|1}}, and in all {{source2|1}} games (example: {{cs2|1}})<br> | ||
'''See the issue below:''' | '''See the issue below:''' | ||
{{codeblock|src=From {{p3|1}} - console.log|<nowiki>cl_clock_correction_adjustment_max_amount : 200 : , "cheat" : Sets the maximum number of milliseconds per second it is allowed to correct the client clock. It will only correct this amount | {{codeblock|src=From {{p3|1}} - console.log|<nowiki>cl_clock_correction_adjustment_max_amount : 200 : , "cheat" : Sets the maximum number of milliseconds per second it is allowed to correct the client clock. It will only correct this amount |
Revision as of 00:40, 5 October 2023


This console command generates a list of all console commands for the game it is run from. Parameters allow the generation of a partial list and saving the list to a file.
For instance:
Will display a list of all console commands beginning with "ai", and will record that list to "ai_commands.txt" (in the game's root directory). Not all games will have this however, or they might be non-functional.

See the issue below:
See the example from the game that was not affected:
[todo tested in ?]