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If 'string' equals anything else, toggles godmode. If 'string' is equal to "off", "0", or "false", turns godmode off. If 'string' is equal to "on", "1", or "true", turns godmode on. The debughud displays status information about the player, SCP-173, SCP-106, SCP-096 if spawned, the current room event, and all currently spawned MTF units. If 'string' is equal to "off", "0", or "false", turns the debughud off. If 'string' is equal to "on", "1", or "true", turns the debughud on. Prints player, camera, and room information. Prints the texture name and coordinates of the model the camera is pointing at.

The fog begins at 'CameraFogNear' units away from the camera and becomes completely opaque at 'CameraFogFar' units away from the camera. Should be set to a value between 0.0 and 2.0. Sets wireframe, godmode and noclip to on. Replaces SCP-173's default texture with a jack-o-lantern-like texture. Has the same function as the MTF placing it into containment Default is 0.35.Įnables SCP-173 if it's already been disabled.ĭisables SCP-173. Prints SCP-173's position, idle Boolean, and state. Prints SCP-106's position, idle Boolean, and state.Įnables SCP-106 if it's either been disabled or contained.ĭisables SCP-106.

Resets SCP-096 back its idle, sitting down state. Prints SCP-096's position, idle Boolean, and state if it has spawned. If 'string' equals another command, displays help for that command if it's available. If 'string' equals "2", displays the second part of the command list. If 'string' equals "1", displays a list of commands that can be used. Note that the parameter of a command is not checked, so it may cause errors when used.

boolean: True or false, written as 1 or 0.

Quotation marks must be omitted when entering strings in the console for them to be recognized.

string: A string of letters or numbers.

float: An integer supporting fractions as decimals.

integer: A whole number, no decimals or fractions.

Messing around with the console in Call of Duty has always been a fun thing to do in single player mode, especially during the Nazi Zombie levels. Through the console you can activate cheats and other cool things like an overlay display of your frames per second while playing.

Unfortunately Treyarch disabled the single player console feature in Call of Duty: Black Ops during one of their first few updates for the game. The new way of activating the console commands is different from the past. You must first edit the Call of Duty: Black Ops “config.cfg” file. What you are forced to do now is bind each cheat / command to keys on your keyboard within the config.cfg file.ĭuring single player gameplay you still press the “~” key but the console prompt no longer displays. During gameplay after the console is enabled in Black Ops single player mode just press the key on your keyboard that is binded to the command you want to initiate.

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“give all” – Gives all weapons (It is supposed to give all weapons to you but I don’t think it gives every weapon, just most of them) “give ammo” – Gives you full ammo on all weapons “cg_drawFPS 0” – Turns Off the display of FPS Please feel free to contribute the commands you know so I can add them to this list (just post a comment below with the command / cheat and exactly what it does) “cg_drawFPS 1” – Displays the Frames Per Second (This shows how fast your PC is running the game) Here is a list of Commands / Cheats I have for Call of Duty: Black Ops. #BLACK OPS 2 REDACTED CONSOLE COMMANDS FULL# In the following How-To Enable the Console (and cheats) in Call of Duty: Black Ops video tutorial I will take you step-by-step and you will easily learn the following…ġ.

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