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Re: Some useful (and not so useful) console commands I tested

Type the command with no value and press enter, the server output gives the current (original) state witch was 5 in my case. This method works with many commands.

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Re: Some useful (and not so useful) console commands I tested

Type the command with no value and press enter, the server output gives the current (original) state witch was 5 in my case. This method works with many commands.

Entering the command in the console gives me the unauthorized method error, how can I circumvent this? Debugger?

EDIT: Nvm, figured it out. Some pretty interesting info from the other commands like game.interpolationtime (default is 100) and game.extrapolationtime (default is 1200).

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Re: Some useful (and not so useful) console commands I tested

game.addPlayerToBuddyListByName string float float float

This command adds players to your buddylist by nickname. Only supports one argument, the name of the player. Doesn't seem to work for player names that have spaces, like Black Mamba. For players with spaces in their names, use the ID of the player instead with this command: game.addPlayerToBuddyList

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Re: Some useful (and not so useful) console commands I tested

If you want spaces, try using quotes.

game.addPlayerToBuddyListByName "Danny Devito"

Black Mamba

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Re: Some useful (and not so useful) console commands I tested

So the BF1942 console command database is down it seems

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Re: Some useful (and not so useful) console commands I tested

Any idea what game.intensityScale does and how it's used?