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Developer mode can also be enabled via the '''-dev''' or '''-developer''' [[Command Line Options|command line switches]]. | Developer mode can also be enabled via the '''-dev''' or '''-developer''' [[Command Line Options|command line switches]]. | ||
==See also== | == See also == | ||
Other console commands and variables that a developer may find useful include: | Other console commands and variables that a developer may find useful include: | ||
*[[sv_cheats]] | *[[sv_cheats]] | ||
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If you are looking for information about being a developer for Valve games, you may instead find these pages useful: | If you are looking for information about being a developer for Valve games, you may instead find these pages useful: | ||
*[[Steam 3rd Party Mod Support]] | * [[Steam 3rd Party Mod Support]] | ||
[[Category:Console_Variables]] | [[Category:Console_Variables]] | ||
Revision as of 08:52, 25 October 2007
Developer is a console variable in the Source engine that enables various levels of developer debugging options. This includes entity diagnostic information which will be printed to the console and also at the top of the screen.
Syntax: developer <value>
Valid values are:
- 0: turn debugging mode off (default)
- 1: some debugging information
- 2: verbose debugging information
Number one will enable developer messages to print to your console, number two will do the same, except now the messages will write to the top-right of your HUD.
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Developer mode can also be enabled via the -dev or -developer command line switches.
See also
Other console commands and variables that a developer may find useful include:
If you are looking for information about being a developer for Valve games, you may instead find these pages useful: