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  • ...follows is a definition of all of the debugging [[Legacy:Console Commands|console commands]] that are in general use across all versions of the [[Legacy:Unre
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  • ...ersions|Unreal Engine versions]], ie all games based on the engine. Other console commands are applicable only to a specifc game. ...ne). In additition to the previous pages there is also a [[Legacy:Console|Console]] class which may be of use.
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  • Here is a list of ''cheat'' [[Legacy:Console Commands|console commands]] available within all [[Legacy:Unreal Engine|Unreal Engine]] base ; CAUSEEVENT <event name> : This console command sends the event specified to all [[Legacy:Actor|Actor]]s on a level
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  • ...stuff it writes can be viewed while the game is running, type "showlog" in console to open the log window. To start the game with log window already displayed ...ut the player/zone/weapon. It is shown when you use the <tt>ShowDebug</tt> console command and it can be used to draw pertinent information on the HUD in real
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  • ...acy:Console Commands/Debugging Console Commands|Console Commands/Debugging Console Commands]].
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  • While spectating a bot, enter the console command ...hen, you can launch a game in any map. At any time, you can pull down the console (~) and "open autoplay". This will launch your playtesting map again with
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  • ...y games. While spectating, you can use the [[Legacy:ShowDebug|ShowDebug]] console command to help see how the bots are performing and how they percieve the e ===Bot Support Console Commands===
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