Console commands useful for testing maps are included in this section. /Cheat Console Commands – This page covers all of the "cheat" console commands supported by the core Unreal Engine (for development purposes only – I mean, you wouldn't want to cheat really would you?)./Debugging Console Commands – Commands useful for deugging.
/Client Only Console Commands – These console commands only work on the machine the command was entered on./Admin Console Commands – These console commands cover admin style commands e.g./General Console Commands – These console commands are typically used as additional key binds when playing games.Console commands can be bound to keys by editing the user.ini file.Please see UnrealEd Console and UnrealEd 2 Console for editor-related console commands.UnrealScript console commands are handled by either the playerpawn's exec functions or by the exec functions of items in the playerpawn's inventory.The distinction between UnrealScript, C++ and other console commands is a purely technical matter and doesn't affect how the commands work.Console commands are not case sensitive.To pop up the console, press ~ (tilde) or use the quick console (which displays a single line) that is available through the Tab key.In additition to the previous pages there is also a Console class which may be of use. This set of pages aims to replace UT2003 Console, UnrealEd Console, and UnrealEd 2 Console (I may leave the UnrealEd console pages alone). Other console commands are applicable only to a specifc game. Some console commands are supported by the Unreal Engine itself and should therefore work in all Unreal Engine versions, ie all games based on the engine. The following pages describe the commands available from the game console.
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