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{{bug|If the player has X HP and gets dealt any damage between (X-0.001) and (X-0.500), they will die. Health is stored as an integer, and damage as a float. The game rounds damage taken to the nearest integer prior and subtracts it from the player's health value, which can bypass the 1 health point barrier.}}
{{bug|If the player has X HP and gets dealt any damage between (X-0.001) and (X-0.500), they will die. Health is stored as an integer, and damage as a float. The game rounds damage taken to the nearest integer prior and subtracts it from the player's health value, which can bypass the 1 health point barrier.}}
{{note|In {{l4d2|4}} used number represents amount of survivors that must remain standing (non-incapacitated). So for example with buddha 1, last survivor standing will get the buddha, buddha 2 = last 2 survivors standing will have buddha effect etc.}}


==See also==
==See also==
* {{cmd|god}}, a console command that makes you take no damage at all.
* {{cmd|god}}, a console command that makes you take no damage at all.

Revision as of 10:43, 17 September 2024

buddha is a console command available in all Source Source games. It ensures you never die by always forcing you to have at least 1 health point.

To enable and disable, type buddha in the console. If it worked, it should say "Buddha Mode on/off..." in the console.

Icon-Bug.pngBug:If the player has X HP and gets dealt any damage between (X-0.001) and (X-0.500), they will die. Health is stored as an integer, and damage as a float. The game rounds damage taken to the nearest integer prior and subtracts it from the player's health value, which can bypass the 1 health point barrier.  [todo tested in ?]

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See also

  • god, a console command that makes you take no damage at all.