Below is a comprehensive list all all CVAR commands used by default vanilla SoF2 installation taken direct from sof2mp.cfg.
*If you are using a client side mod such as RoCmod, OSP, FragPit or 1fx then there will be additional CVARS which are NOT included in this list.
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Advanced 6
- Description
- Enables player collision detection against curved brush surfaces.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
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seta cm_playerCurveClip "1" - Example
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seta cm_playerCurveClip "1" - Notes
- 0 = players clip through curved geometry. Always keep at 1.
- Description
- Skips the network verification step on startup.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta com_ignoreverifynetwork "0" - Example
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seta com_ignoreverifynetwork "1" - Notes
- Set to 1 if startup hangs on network verification with no internet connection.
- Related
- Description
- Port used by the Remote Work base station.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta rw_BaseStationPort "0" - Notes
- Internal developer tool. Leave at 0.
- Related
- Description
- Enables the Remote Work developer feature.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta rw_enabled "0" - Notes
- Internal developer tool. Leave at 0.
- Related
- Description
- Disables the Alt+Enter shortcut for toggling fullscreen.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta sys_noaltenter "1" - Example
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seta sys_noaltenter "1" - Notes
- Set to 1 to prevent accidental fullscreen toggling mid-game.
- Related
- Description
- Ignores game version mismatches when connecting to servers.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta sys_versionignore "0" - Example
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seta sys_versionignore "1" - Notes
- 1 = allows connecting to servers running a different patch version. May cause instability.
Audio 14
- Description
- Plays a sound effect when you get a frag (kill).
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_soundFrag "1" - Example
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seta cg_soundFrag "1" - Notes
- 0 = disables the kill confirmation sound.
- Related
- Description
- Enables global game sound event notifications (kill confirmations, etc.).
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_soundGlobal "1" - Example
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seta cg_soundGlobal "1" - Related
- Description
- Enables receiving global voice chat from all players.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_voiceGlobal "1" - Example
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seta cg_voiceGlobal "1" - Notes
- 0 = mutes all global voice chat.
- Related
- Description
- Enables receiving radio voice commands from teammates.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_voiceRadio "1" - Example
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seta cg_voiceRadio "1" - Notes
- 0 = mutes radio voice commands.
- Related
- Description
- Enables voice chat transmission from the client.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cl_voice "0" - Example
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seta cl_voice "1" - Notes
- 0 = voice chat disabled. Requires sv_voice to also be enabled on the server.
- Related
- Description
- Enables the Doppler effect for moving sound sources.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta s_doppler "1" - Example
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seta s_doppler "0" - Notes
- Creates pitch shift on fast-moving sounds like flying bullets.
- Related
- Description
- Audio sample rate in kilohertz.
- Default
22- Recommended
22- Syntax
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seta s_khz "22" - Example
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seta s_khz "22" - Notes
- Accepted values: 11 (low), 22 (standard), 44 (high). Higher rates use more CPU.
- Related
- Description
- Pre-step size for the audio mixer in seconds.
- Default
0.05- Syntax
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seta s_mixPreStep "0.05" - Notes
- Low-level audio timing setting. Default is suitable for most systems.
- Related
- Description
- Audio mix-ahead time in seconds. Controls how far ahead audio is mixed.
- Default
0.2- Syntax
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seta s_mixahead "0.2" - Example
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seta s_mixahead "0.2" - Notes
- Lower values reduce audio latency but increase the risk of stuttering.
- Related
- Description
- Memory overhead in bytes allocated for the MP3 decoder.
- Default
31756- Syntax
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seta s_mp3overhead "31756" - Notes
- Internal engine setting. Not normally user-configurable.
- Related
- Description
- Volume level for background music. Range 0.0 (silent) to 1.0 (full).
- Default
0.5- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta s_musicvolume "0" - Example
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seta s_musicvolume "0" - Notes
- Many competitive players mute music to better hear game sounds.
- Related
- Description
- Stereo channel separation for positional audio. Range 0.0 to 1.0.
- Default
0.5- Syntax
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seta s_separation "0.5" - Example
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seta s_separation "0.5" - Notes
- 0.5 is standard stereo separation.
- Related
- Description
- Amount of memory in megabytes reserved for the sound pool.
- Default
25- Syntax
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seta s_soundpoolmegs "25" - Example
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seta s_soundpoolmegs "25" - Notes
- Increase if you experience sound stuttering or missing sounds.
- Related
- Description
- Master sound effects volume. Range 0.0 (silent) to 1.0 (full).
- Default
0.8- Recommended
0.8- Syntax
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seta s_volume "0.8" - Example
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seta s_volume "0.8" - Related
Client 3
- Description
- Allows the client to automatically download missing files from the server.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
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seta cl_allowDownload "1" - Example
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seta cl_allowDownload "1" - Notes
- 1 = auto-download maps and mods. 0 = manual downloads only.
- Description
- Enables anonymous usage statistics reporting.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta cl_anonymous "0" - Example
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seta cl_anonymous "0"
- Description
- Enables PunkBuster anti-cheat on the client.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta cl_punkbuster "0" - Example
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seta cl_punkbuster "0" - Notes
- PunkBuster services are no longer active. Leave at 0.
- Related
Console 1
- Description
- Filename for the console output log.
- Default
qconsole.log- Syntax
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seta logfilename "qconsole.log" - Example
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seta logfilename "qconsole.log" - Notes
- Log is written to the game's base directory. Useful for diagnosing crashes.
- Related
Crosshair 8
- Description
- Crosshair colour shown when aiming at a friendly player.
- Default
1,0,0,1- Syntax
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seta cg_crosshairFriendRGBA "1,0,0,1" - Example
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seta cg_crosshairFriendRGBA "0,1,0,1" - Notes
- R,G,B,A format. Default 1,0,0,1 turns the crosshair red over teammates.
- Related
- Description
- Crosshair expands dynamically when the player fires to indicate spread.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_crosshairGrow "1" - Example
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seta cg_crosshairGrow "0" - Notes
- 0 = static crosshair. 1 = crosshair grows with recoil and movement.
- Related
- Description
- Crosshair colour and opacity as comma-separated R,G,B,A values (0.0-1.0 each).
- Default
1,1,1,1- Syntax
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seta cg_crosshairRGBA "1,1,1,1" - Example
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seta cg_crosshairRGBA "0,1,0,1" - Notes
- Examples: 1,1,1,1 = white opaque. 1,0,0,1 = red opaque. 0,1,0,0.5 = green semi-transparent.
- Related
- Description
- Size of the crosshair in pixels.
- Default
24- Syntax
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seta cg_crosshairSize "24" - Example
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seta cg_crosshairSize "20" - Notes
- Adjust to personal preference. Smaller crosshairs improve precision aiming.
- Related
- Description
- Horizontal offset of the crosshair from the screen centre in pixels.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta cg_crosshairX "0" - Example
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seta cg_crosshairX "0" - Notes
- Use only if you need to compensate for a monitor alignment issue.
- Related
- Description
- Vertical offset of the crosshair from the screen centre in pixels.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta cg_crosshairY "0" - Example
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seta cg_crosshairY "0" - Related
- Description
- Selects the crosshair style. 0 disables the crosshair entirely.
- Default
4- Syntax
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seta cg_drawCrosshair "4" - Example
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seta cg_drawCrosshair "4" - Notes
- Values 1-10 select different crosshair shapes. 0 = hidden.
- Related
- Description
- Displays the name of the player currently under the crosshair.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
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seta cg_drawCrosshairNames "1" - Example
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seta cg_drawCrosshairNames "1" - Notes
- Useful for identifying teammates and enemies at range.
- Related
Effects 8
- Description
- Time in milliseconds before player corpses are removed from the world.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta cg_bodyTime "0" - Example
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seta cg_bodyTime "5000" - Notes
- 0 = corpses are removed immediately or use the server default.
- Related
- Description
- Controls gore and blood effect detail level.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_goreDetail "1" - Example
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seta cg_goreDetail "0" - Notes
- 0 = no gore. 1 = standard. 2 = maximum (if available).
- Related
- Description
- Disables visual trails on projectiles such as rockets and grenades.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta cg_noProjectileTrail "0" - Example
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seta cg_noProjectileTrail "1" - Notes
- 1 = no trails. Minor performance improvement.
- Related
- Description
- Enables shell casing ejection effects when firing weapons.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_shellEjection "1" - Example
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seta cg_shellEjection "0" - Notes
- 0 = disable for a minor performance improvement.
- Related
- Description
- Probability (0.0 to 1.0) that a fired bullet will display a visible tracer.
- Default
0.5- Syntax
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seta cg_tracerChance "0.5" - Example
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seta cg_tracerChance "0.4" - Notes
- 0 = no tracers. 1 = every bullet shows a tracer. 0.5 = 50% chance.
- Related
- Description
- Scale factor for the number of particle effects generated. 1.0 = normal.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta fx_countScale "1" - Example
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seta fx_countScale "0.5" - Notes
- Lower values (e.g. 0.5) reduce particle count for better performance.
- Related
- Description
- Enables debug visualisation for the effects system.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta fx_debug "0" - Example
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seta fx_debug "0" - Notes
- Developer tool. Leave at 0.
- Related
- Description
- Culls (skips rendering) particle effects that are very close to the camera.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta fx_nearCull "0" - Example
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seta fx_nearCull "1" - Notes
- 1 = nearby effects are not rendered. Minor performance saving.
- Related
Gameplay 38
- Description
- Automatically reloads the weapon when the magazine is empty.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_autoReload "1" - Example
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seta cg_autoReload "1" - Notes
- 0 = manual reload only. Experienced players sometimes disable this for tactical control.
- Related
- Description
- Automatically switches to a newly picked-up weapon if it is considered better.
- Default
1- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta cg_autoswitch "0" - Example
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seta cg_autoswitch "0" - Notes
- Many players disable this (0) to maintain manual weapon control.
- Related
- Description
- Enables instant weapon selection without animation delay.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta cg_weaponMenuFast "0" - Example
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seta cg_weaponMenuFast "1" - Notes
- 1 = weapon menu selection is immediate.
- Related
- Description
- Allows changing weapons while zoomed in with a scoped weapon.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_zoomWeaponChange "1" - Example
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seta cg_zoomWeaponChange "1" - Notes
- 0 = switching weapons automatically exits zoom mode.
- Related
- Description
- Bitmask of deathmatch flags controlling various server-side gameplay rules.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta dmflags "0" - Example
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seta dmflags "0" - Notes
- 0 = all flags off (default rules). Specific bits enable options such as no falling damage.
- Related
- Description
- Allows players to call votes for map changes, kicks, and other actions.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
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seta g_allowVote "1" - Example
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seta g_allowVote "1" - Notes
- 0 = voting disabled entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Difficulty level of bots in single-player or practice matches.
- Default
2- Syntax
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seta g_botSkill "2" - Example
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seta g_botSkill "3" - Notes
- 1 = Rookie, 2 = Veteran, 3 = Elite, 4 = Nightmare.
- Description
- Seconds players must wait before calling another vote after one fails.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta g_failedVoteDelay "1" - Example
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seta g_failedVoteDelay "30" - Notes
- Increase to prevent vote spam after a failed vote.
- Related
- Description
- Allows dead players to spectate enemy players.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta g_followEnemy "1" - Example
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seta g_followEnemy "0" - Notes
- 0 = dead players can only spectate teammates. Prevents intelligence gathering from spectating enemies.
- Related
- Description
- Forces spectators to follow an active player rather than using free camera.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta g_forceFollow "0" - Example
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seta g_forceFollow "1" - Notes
- 1 = spectators cannot use free-fly camera.
- Related
- Description
- Enables friendly fire so players can damage teammates.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta g_friendlyFire "0" - Example
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seta g_friendlyFire "1" - Notes
- 0 = off (team damage ignored). 1 = on. Consider enabling teamkill penalties when using this.
- Related
- Description
- Seconds of inactivity before a player is moved to spectator.
- Default
180- Syntax
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seta g_inactivity "180" - Example
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seta g_inactivity "120" - Notes
- 0 = disabled. 180 = 3 minutes. Prevents AFK players occupying slots.
- Related
- Description
- Disables all item and weapon pickups on the map.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta g_pickupsDisabled "0" - Example
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seta g_pickupsDisabled "1" - Notes
- 1 = no items can be picked up by any player.
- Related
- Description
- Time in seconds between player respawn waves (wave respawn mode).
- Default
15- Syntax
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seta g_respawnInterval "15" - Example
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seta g_respawnInterval "15" - Notes
- Only applies to wave-based respawn modes.
- Related
- Description
- Seconds of spawn protection granted to a player immediately after respawning.
- Default
5- Syntax
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seta g_respawnInvulnerability "5" - Example
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seta g_respawnInvulnerability "3" - Notes
- Prevents spawn killing. 0 = no protection.
- Related
- Description
- Seconds at the start of a round during which late-joining players can enter without waiting.
- Default
5- Syntax
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seta g_roundjointime "5" - Example
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seta g_roundjointime "10" - Notes
- After this window closes, new players must wait for the next round.
- Related
- Description
- Delay in seconds before a round begins after the join window closes.
- Default
5- Syntax
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seta g_roundstartdelay "5" - Example
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seta g_roundstartdelay "5" - Related
- Description
- Time limit per round in minutes. 0 = no round time limit.
- Default
5- Syntax
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seta g_roundtimelimit "5" - Example
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seta g_roundtimelimit "5" - Related
- Description
- Enables sudden death when the round is tied at time expiry.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta g_suddenDeath "1" - Example
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seta g_suddenDeath "1" - Notes
- 1 = play continues until a team scores. 0 = round ends in a draw.
- Related
- Description
- Score adjustment applied when a player kills themselves.
- Default
-1- Syntax
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seta g_suicidePenalty "-1" - Example
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seta g_suicidePenalty "-1" - Notes
- -1 = lose one point per suicide. 0 = no penalty.
- Related
- Description
- Automatically places new players into a team when they connect.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta g_teamAutoJoin "0" - Example
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seta g_teamAutoJoin "1" - Notes
- 0 = players choose their team. 1 = auto-assigned to balance teams.
- Related
- Description
- Prevents players from joining a team that already has more players.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta g_teamForceBalance "0" - Example
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seta g_teamForceBalance "1" - Notes
- 1 = enforces balanced teams. Players must join the smaller team.
- Related
- Description
- Minutes a player is banned for exceeding the team kill damage limit.
- Default
5- Syntax
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seta g_teamkillBanTime "5" - Example
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seta g_teamkillBanTime "10" - Notes
- 0 = kick only, no ban.
- Related
- Description
- Amount of team kill damage that can be forgiven by the victim.
- Default
50- Syntax
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seta g_teamkillDamageForgive "50" - Example
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seta g_teamkillDamageForgive "50" - Notes
- When a victim forgives a team kill, this much damage is deducted from the offender's total.
- Related
- Description
- Cumulative friendly fire damage a player can deal before being acted on.
- Default
300- Syntax
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seta g_teamkillDamageMax "300" - Example
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seta g_teamkillDamageMax "200" - Notes
- Once exceeded, the server may kick or ban the offending player.
- Related
- Description
- Multiplier applied to unexcused team kill damage for penalty calculation.
- Default
3- Syntax
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seta g_teamkillNoExcuseMultiplier "3" - Example
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seta g_teamkillNoExcuseMultiplier "3" - Notes
- 3 = unexcused team kills count as 3x the damage dealt toward the ban threshold.
- Related
- Description
- Time window in seconds after a team kill during which the victim can forgive it.
- Default
8- Syntax
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seta g_teamkillNoExcuseTime "8" - Example
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seta g_teamkillNoExcuseTime "8" - Notes
- If the victim does not forgive within this window, the kill is treated as unexcused.
- Related
- Description
- Score adjustment applied to a player for each team kill.
- Default
-1- Syntax
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seta g_teamkillPenalty "-1" - Example
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seta g_teamkillPenalty "-1" - Notes
- -1 = lose one point per team kill.
- Related
- Description
- Seconds of overtime added when a team is close to winning at the end of a round.
- Default
15- Syntax
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seta g_timeextension "15" - Example
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seta g_timeextension "15" - Related
- Description
- Seconds of inactivity before an idle player is moved to spectator.
- Default
15- Syntax
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seta g_timeouttospec "15" - Example
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seta g_timeouttospec "30" - Notes
- Lower than g_inactivity — players are moved to spec before being fully kicked.
- Related
- Description
- Allows dead players to hear and use voice chat.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta g_voiceTalkingGhosts "1" - Example
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seta g_voiceTalkingGhosts "0" - Notes
- 0 = dead players cannot communicate via voice during a round.
- Related
- Description
- Time in seconds that a vote remains open for players to cast their ballot.
- Default
60- Syntax
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seta g_voteDuration "60" - Example
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seta g_voteDuration "30" - Related
- Description
- Minutes a player kicked by vote is banned from reconnecting. 0 = kick only, no ban.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta g_voteKickBanTime "0" - Example
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seta g_voteKickBanTime "10" - Related
- Description
- Duration of the warmup period in seconds before a match begins.
- Default
20- Syntax
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seta g_warmup "20" - Example
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seta g_warmup "20" - Notes
- Server-side setting. Set to 0 to disable warmup.
- Related
- Description
- Seconds before a dropped flag automatically returns to its base in Capture the Flag.
- Default
30- Syntax
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seta gt_flagReturnTime "30" - Example
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seta gt_flagReturnTime "30" - Notes
- 0 = flags never auto-return.
- Related
- Description
- Enables simplified scoring for the current gametype.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta gt_simpleScoring "0" - Example
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seta gt_simpleScoring "0" - Notes
- 1 = simplified point system. Exact behaviour depends on the active gametype.
- Related
- Description
- Score required to win the match. 0 = no score limit.
- Default
20- Syntax
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seta scorelimit "20" - Example
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seta scorelimit "30" - Notes
- First team or player to reach this score wins.
- Related
- Description
- Match time limit in minutes. 0 = no time limit.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta timelimit "20" - Example
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seta timelimit "20" - Notes
- When the time limit is reached the match ends and the winner is determined by score.
- Related
Graphics 47
- Description
- Enables player shadow rendering.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_shadows "1" - Example
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seta cg_shadows "1" - Notes
- 0 = no shadows. 1 = blob shadows. Higher values may indicate stencil shadows depending on build.
- Description
- Allows the renderer to use OpenGL extensions beyond the base specification.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
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seta r_allowExtensions "1" - Example
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seta r_allowExtensions "1" - Notes
- 0 = base OpenGL only (very slow). Leave at 1 on all modern hardware.
- Related
- Description
- Colour depth of the framebuffer in bits. 0 = driver default.
- Default
0- Recommended
32- Syntax
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seta r_colorbits "32" - Example
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seta r_colorbits "32" - Notes
- 16 = 16-bit colour (faster, less quality), 32 = 32-bit (recommended).
- Related
- Description
- Custom aspect ratio used when r_mode is set to -1.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta r_customaspect "1" - Example
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seta r_customaspect "1" - Notes
- 1 = auto-detect from resolution. Only active when r_mode is -1.
- Related
- Description
- Custom resolution height in pixels, used when r_mode is -1.
- Default
768- Syntax
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seta r_customheight "1080" - Example
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seta r_customheight "1080" - Notes
- Only active when r_mode is set to -1.
- Related
- Description
- Custom resolution width in pixels, used when r_mode is -1.
- Default
1024- Syntax
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seta r_customwidth "1920" - Example
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seta r_customwidth "1920" - Notes
- Only active when r_mode is set to -1.
- Related
- Description
- Depth buffer precision in bits. 0 = let the driver decide.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta r_depthbits "0" - Example
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seta r_depthbits "24" - Notes
- Common values: 0 (auto), 16, 24. Higher depth reduces Z-fighting artifacts.
- Related
- Description
- Enables detail texture overlays on surfaces for added visual detail at close range.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta r_detailtextures "0" - Example
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seta r_detailtextures "0" - Notes
- 0 = disabled for better performance. The visual difference is most noticeable up close.
- Related
- Description
- Allows dynamic lights to illuminate back-facing surfaces.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta r_dlightBacks "1" - Example
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seta r_dlightBacks "0" - Notes
- 0 = only light front-facing surfaces. Slight performance saving.
- Related
- Description
- Renders a sun flare effect in outdoor maps.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta r_drawSun "0" - Example
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seta r_drawSun "0" - Notes
- Minor visual effect. No gameplay impact.
- Related
- Description
- Enables dynamic lighting from weapons and explosions.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta r_dynamiclight "1" - Example
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seta r_dynamiclight "0" - Notes
- 0 = disabled for better performance. Dynamic lights affect gameplay visibility.
- Related
- Description
- Enables the OpenGL S3TC texture compression extension.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta r_ext_compressed_textures "0" - Example
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seta r_ext_compressed_textures "1" - Notes
- 1 = enables DXT texture compression, reducing VRAM at the cost of some quality.
- Related
- Description
- Enables hardware gamma control via the WGL_3DFX_gamma_control extension.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta r_ext_gamma_control "1" - Example
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seta r_ext_gamma_control "1" - Notes
- 1 = gamma applied via hardware. 0 = software gamma. Set r_ignorehwgamma 1 to force software.
- Related
- Description
- Enables the GL_ARB_texture_env_add OpenGL extension for additive texture blending.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta r_ext_texture_env_add "1" - Example
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seta r_ext_texture_env_add "1" - Notes
- Required for certain light effects and glow shaders. Leave enabled.
- Related
- Description
- Enables anisotropic texture filtering for sharper textures at oblique angles.
- Default
0- Recommended
1- Syntax
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seta r_ext_texture_filter_anisotropic "1" - Example
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seta r_ext_texture_filter_anisotropic "1" - Notes
- 1 = enables anisotropic filtering. Improves texture clarity on surfaces viewed at steep angles.
- Related
- Description
- Enables lens flare effects on light sources.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
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seta r_flares "0" - Example
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seta r_flares "0" - Notes
- Minor visual effect with a small performance cost.
- Related
- Description
- Forces texture compression on all textures regardless of individual settings.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta r_force_compressed_textures "0" - Example
-
seta r_force_compressed_textures "1" - Notes
- Only effective when r_ext_compressed_textures is also 1.
- Related
- Description
- Runs the game in fullscreen mode. 0 = windowed, 1 = fullscreen.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta r_fullscreen "1" - Example
-
seta r_fullscreen "1" - Notes
- Windowed mode (0) is useful for multi-monitor setups or streaming.
- Related
- Description
- Screen gamma (brightness) correction value.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta r_gamma "2" - Example
-
seta r_gamma "1.4" - Notes
- Values above 1.0 brighten the image. Range is typically 0.5 to 3.0. High values improve visibility in dark areas.
- Related
- Description
- Name of the OpenGL driver library to load.
- Default
opengl32- Recommended
opengl32- Syntax
-
seta r_glDriver "opengl32" - Example
-
seta r_glDriver "opengl32" - Notes
- opengl32 is the standard Windows OpenGL library. Only change if using a wrapper like dgVoodoo.
- Related
- Description
- Suppresses OpenGL error reporting.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta r_ignoreGLErrors "1" - Example
-
seta r_ignoreGLErrors "1" - Notes
- 0 reports GL errors to the console. Useful for troubleshooting renderer issues, but adds overhead.
- Description
- Ignores hardware gamma control and applies gamma correction in software.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta r_ignorehwgamma "0" - Example
-
seta r_ignorehwgamma "1" - Notes
- Set to 1 if hardware gamma causes issues or gamma changes affect the desktop.
- Related
- Description
- Enables in-game video playback for cinematics and intro sequences.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta r_inGameVideo "1" - Example
-
seta r_inGameVideo "0" - Notes
- 0 = skip video playback. Faster loading, but skips cutscenes.
- Description
- Name of the last successfully initialised OpenGL renderer (GPU).
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta r_lastValidRenderer "" - Notes
- Read-only. Set automatically by the engine on successful renderer initialisation. Used for fallback detection.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum texture resolution cap in pixels. 0 = no limit.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta r_maxTextureSize "0" - Example
-
seta r_maxTextureSize "0" - Notes
- Set to 256 or 512 to cap texture resolution on low VRAM cards.
- Related
- Description
- Resolution preset index. -1 uses r_customwidth and r_customheight.
- Default
3- Recommended
-1- Syntax
-
seta r_mode "-1" - Example
-
seta r_mode "-1" - Notes
- Presets: 0=320x240, 1=400x300, 2=512x384, 3=640x480, 4=800x600, 5=960x720, 6=1024x768, 7=1152x864, 8=1280x1024. Use -1 for modern resolutions.
- Related
- Description
- Number of overbright bits to apply to the scene for added brightness.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta r_overBrightBits "0" - Example
-
seta r_overBrightBits "1" - Notes
- 0 = disabled. Higher values increase scene brightness beyond normal gamma.
- Related
- Description
- Texture mipmap reduction level. Higher values lower texture quality and reduce VRAM usage.
- Default
1- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta r_picmip "0" - Example
-
seta r_picmip "0" - Notes
- 0 = full quality. 1-3 progressively reduce texture resolution. High values (3+) can make surfaces look very blurry. Change requires vid_restart.
- Related
- Description
- Controls which OpenGL primitive drawing method the renderer uses.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta r_primitives "0" - Example
-
seta r_primitives "0" - Notes
- 0 = auto-detect. 1 = GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP. 2 = GL_TRIANGLES with indices. Leave at 0 unless experiencing rendering issues.
- Related
- Description
- Rounds texture dimensions down to the nearest power of two.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta r_roundImagesDown "1" - Example
-
seta r_roundImagesDown "1" - Notes
- Reduces VRAM usage. Minor texture quality loss on non-power-of-two textures.
- Related
- Description
- Uses a simple averaging method for mipmap generation instead of a higher-quality filter.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta r_simpleMipMaps "1" - Example
-
seta r_simpleMipMaps "1" - Notes
- 0 = higher quality mipmap generation. Minor quality difference in most cases.
- Related
- Description
- Enables fast low-quality screenshot capture.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta r_ssCheap "0" - Example
-
seta r_ssCheap "0" - Notes
- 0 = full quality screenshots. 1 = faster but lower quality.
- Description
- Stencil buffer depth in bits.
- Default
8- Syntax
-
seta r_stencilbits "8" - Example
-
seta r_stencilbits "8" - Notes
- Required for stencil shadow rendering. 8 is standard.
- Related
- Description
- Enables stereoscopic 3D rendering.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta r_stereo "0" - Example
-
seta r_stereo "0" - Notes
- Requires compatible hardware. Leave at 0 for standard display.
- Related
- Description
- Vertical synchronisation (VSync). 0 = off, 1 = on.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta r_swapInterval "0" - Example
-
seta r_swapInterval "0" - Notes
- Disabling VSync reduces input latency and allows uncapped frame rates. Recommended for competitive play.
- Related
- Description
- OpenGL texture filtering mode.
- Default
GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST- Recommended
GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR- Syntax
-
seta r_textureMode "GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR" - Example
-
seta r_textureMode "GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR" - Notes
- GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR (trilinear) gives the best texture quality. GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_NEAREST is the fastest but blocky.
- Related
- Description
- Colour depth for textures in bits. 0 = engine default, 16 or 32 for explicit control.
- Default
0- Recommended
32- Syntax
-
seta r_texturebits "32" - Example
-
seta r_texturebits "32" - Notes
- 32-bit textures give the best quality at the cost of VRAM usage.
- Related
- Description
- Colour depth for lightmap textures in bits. 0 = engine default.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta r_texturebitslm "0" - Example
-
seta r_texturebitslm "0" - Notes
- Controls lightmap quality separately from regular textures.
- Related
- Description
- Internal texture format for compressed textures with alpha channels.
- Default
GL_COMPRESSED_RGBA_DXT5- Syntax
-
seta r_tf_alpha_compressed "GL_COMPRESSED_RGBA_DXT5" - Notes
- SOF2-specific. DXT5 is S3TC compression with alpha. Only used if r_ext_compressed_textures is 1.
- Related
- Description
- Internal texture format for uncompressed textures with alpha channels.
- Default
GL_RGBA8- Syntax
-
seta r_tf_alpha_uncompressed "GL_RGBA8" - Notes
- SOF2-specific. GL_RGBA8 is 32-bit RGBA.
- Related
- Description
- Internal texture format used for cinematic video playback.
- Default
GL_RGB8- Syntax
-
seta r_tf_cinematic "GL_RGB8" - Notes
- SOF2-specific. Controls GPU-side storage format for cinematics.
- Related
- Description
- Internal texture format used for lightmap storage.
- Default
GL_RGB8- Syntax
-
seta r_tf_lightmap "GL_RGB8" - Notes
- SOF2-specific. GL_RGB8 is standard uncompressed lightmap format.
- Related
- Description
- Internal texture format for compressed solid (no alpha) textures.
- Default
GL_COMPRESSED_RGBA_DXT5- Syntax
-
seta r_tf_solid_compressed "GL_COMPRESSED_RGBA_DXT5" - Notes
- SOF2-specific. Only used if r_ext_compressed_textures is 1.
- Related
- Description
- Internal texture format for uncompressed solid (no alpha) textures.
- Default
GL_RGB8- Syntax
-
seta r_tf_solid_uncompressed "GL_RGB8" - Notes
- SOF2-specific. GL_RGB8 is 24-bit RGB.
- Related
- Description
- Uses per-vertex lighting instead of lightmaps.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta r_vertexLight "0" - Example
-
seta r_vertexLight "0" - Notes
- 1 = vertex lighting, which is faster but lower quality. 0 = normal lightmaps.
- Related
- Description
- Horizontal position of the game window in pixels (windowed mode only).
- Default
3- Syntax
-
seta vid_xpos "3" - Example
-
seta vid_xpos "0" - Notes
- Only applies when r_fullscreen is 0.
- Related
- Description
- Vertical position of the game window in pixels (windowed mode only).
- Default
22- Syntax
-
seta vid_ypos "22" - Example
-
seta vid_ypos "0" - Notes
- Only applies when r_fullscreen is 0.
- Related
HUD 26
- Description
- Transparency (alpha) of the automap overlay. 0.0 = invisible, 1.0 = fully opaque.
- Default
0.75- Syntax
-
seta cg_automap_a "0.75" - Example
-
seta cg_automap_a "0.75" - Related
- Description
- Height of the automap overlay in pixels.
- Default
150- Syntax
-
seta cg_automap_h "150" - Example
-
seta cg_automap_h "150" - Related
- Description
- Width of the automap overlay in pixels.
- Default
150- Syntax
-
seta cg_automap_w "150" - Example
-
seta cg_automap_w "150" - Related
- Description
- Horizontal screen position of the automap overlay in pixels.
- Default
485- Syntax
-
seta cg_automap_x "485" - Example
-
seta cg_automap_x "485" - Notes
- Adjust to position the minimap on your HUD layout.
- Related
- Description
- Vertical screen position of the automap overlay in pixels.
- Default
5- Syntax
-
seta cg_automap_y "5" - Example
-
seta cg_automap_y "5" - Related
- Description
- Vertical position of centre-screen messages as a percentage from the top.
- Default
70- Syntax
-
seta cg_centerY "70" - Example
-
seta cg_centerY "50" - Notes
- 70 = 70% down the screen.
- Related
- Description
- Time in seconds that centre-screen messages (kill messages, pickups) are displayed.
- Default
4- Syntax
-
seta cg_centertime "4" - Example
-
seta cg_centertime "3" - Related
- Description
- Number of chat message lines displayed on screen at once.
- Default
4- Syntax
-
seta cg_chatHeight "4" - Example
-
seta cg_chatHeight "6" - Related
- Description
- Duration in milliseconds that chat messages remain visible on screen.
- Default
8000- Syntax
-
seta cg_chatTime "8000" - Example
-
seta cg_chatTime "5000" - Notes
- 8000 = 8 seconds.
- Related
- Description
- Index of the player currently being spectated.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_currentSelectedPlayer "0" - Notes
- Managed by the spectator UI. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Name of the player currently being spectated.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta cg_currentSelectedPlayerName "" - Notes
- Managed by the spectator UI. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Opacity of the directional damage indicator that shows where you are being hit from.
- Default
1.5- Syntax
-
seta cg_damageindicator "1.5" - Example
-
seta cg_damageindicator "1.5" - Notes
- 0 = disabled. Higher values make the indicator more visible.
- Related
- Description
- Enables all 2D HUD elements. 0 hides the entire HUD.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_draw2D "1" - Example
-
seta cg_draw2D "0" - Notes
- 0 = completely clean screen. Useful for screenshots.
- Related
- Description
- Displays the current frames per second counter on screen.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_drawFPS "1" - Example
-
seta cg_drawFPS "1" - Notes
- Useful for performance monitoring.
- Related
- Description
- Displays a friendly marker above teammates.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_drawFriend "1" - Example
-
seta cg_drawFriend "1" - Notes
- Helps identify teammates in combat. Keep enabled in team modes.
- Related
- Description
- Shows weapon and status icons on the HUD.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_drawHUDIcons "1" - Example
-
seta cg_drawHUDIcons "1" - Related
- Description
- Controls the radar display. 0 = off, 1 = team only, 2 = full radar.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_drawRadar "2" - Example
-
seta cg_drawRadar "2" - Related
- Description
- Displays the current server snapshot number on screen.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_drawSnapshot "0" - Example
-
seta cg_drawSnapshot "1" - Notes
- Development/diagnostics tool.
- Related
- Description
- Shows team scores on the HUD during team-based game modes.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_drawTeamScores "1" - Example
-
seta cg_drawTeamScores "1" - Related
- Description
- Shows the match time remaining on the HUD.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_drawTimer "1" - Example
-
seta cg_drawTimer "1" - Related
- Description
- Path to the HUD layout definition file.
- Default
ui/hud.txt- Syntax
-
seta cg_hudFiles "ui/hud.txt" - Example
-
seta cg_hudFiles "ui/hud.txt" - Notes
- Can point to a custom HUD file for mod support.
- Related
- Description
- Displays a network lag and packet loss graph on screen.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_lagometer "1" - Example
-
seta cg_lagometer "1" - Notes
- Useful for diagnosing connection quality issues.
- Related
- Description
- Suppresses on-screen text associated with voice chat events.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_noVoiceText "0" - Example
-
seta cg_noVoiceText "1" - Notes
- 1 = voice chat plays audio only with no chat text overlay.
- Related
- Description
- Index of the currently selected player in the spectator UI.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_selectedPlayer "0" - Notes
- Managed by the in-game spectator UI. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Name of the currently selected player in the spectator UI.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta cg_selectedPlayerName "" - Notes
- Managed by the in-game spectator UI. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Hides global chat and shows only team chat messages.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_teamChatsOnly "0" - Example
-
seta cg_teamChatsOnly "1" - Notes
- 1 = only team chat visible. Reduces chat noise during competitive play.
- Related
Input 9
- Description
- Speed of vertical (pitch) rotation when using keyboard look keys.
- Default
140- Syntax
-
seta cl_pitchspeed "140" - Example
-
seta cl_pitchspeed "140" - Notes
- Only relevant if using keyboard arrow keys for looking. Mouse players can ignore this.
- Related
- Description
- Speed of horizontal (yaw) rotation when using keyboard turn keys.
- Default
140- Syntax
-
seta cl_yawspeed "140" - Example
-
seta cl_yawspeed "140" - Notes
- Only relevant if using keyboard arrow keys for turning. Mouse players can ignore this.
- Related
- Description
- Sensitivity scale for joystick trackball input.
- Default
0.02- Syntax
-
seta in_joyBallScale "0.02" - Notes
- Only relevant when a joystick with a trackball is connected.
- Related
- Description
- Enables joystick / gamepad input.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta in_joystick "0" - Example
-
seta in_joystick "1" - Notes
- 0 = disabled. 1 = enabled.
- Related
- Description
- Enables MIDI device as a game input source.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta in_midi "0" - Notes
- Rarely used. Leave at 0 unless you specifically need MIDI input.
- Related
- Description
- MIDI channel number (1-16) to listen on.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta in_midichannel "1" - Notes
- Only relevant when in_midi is 1.
- Related
- Description
- MIDI device index to use for input.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta in_mididevice "0" - Notes
- Only relevant when in_midi is 1.
- Related
- Description
- MIDI input port number.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta in_midiport "1" - Notes
- Only relevant when in_midi is 1.
- Related
- Description
- Dead zone threshold for joystick axes. Input below this value is ignored.
- Default
0.15- Syntax
-
seta joy_threshold "0.15" - Example
-
seta joy_threshold "0.15" - Notes
- Only relevant when in_joystick is 1. Range 0.0 to 1.0.
- Related
Mouse 9
- Description
- Enables free mouse look (looking around with the mouse).
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cl_freelook "1" - Example
-
seta cl_freelook "1" - Notes
- Always keep at 1 for mouse play. 0 reverts to keyboard-only look control.
- Related
- Description
- Mouse acceleration factor. 0 = linear (no acceleration).
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta cl_mouseAccel "0" - Example
-
seta cl_mouseAccel "0" - Notes
- Acceleration causes mouse movement to feel inconsistent at different speeds. Always use 0 for precise aiming.
- Related
- Description
- Mouse input API selection. -1 = auto, 0 = Win32, 1 = DirectInput, 2 = Raw Input.
- Default
-1- Recommended
-1- Syntax
-
seta in_mouse "-1" - Example
-
seta in_mouse "-1" - Notes
- -1 lets the engine choose the best available method. Raw input (2) is most accurate on modern systems.
- Related
- Description
- Applies a smoothing filter to raw mouse input.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta m_filter "0" - Example
-
seta m_filter "0" - Notes
- 0 = raw input (recommended for competitive play). 1 = averages input over two frames, adding slight smoothing and lag.
- Related
- Description
- Multiplier for mouse input mapped to forward/backward movement.
- Default
0.25- Syntax
-
seta m_forward "0.25" - Example
-
seta m_forward "0.25" - Notes
- Rarely used in practice. Most players use keyboard for movement.
- Related
- Description
- Mouse sensitivity multiplier for vertical (pitch/up-down) aiming.
- Default
0.022- Recommended
0.022- Syntax
-
seta m_pitch "0.022" - Example
-
seta m_pitch "0.022" - Notes
- Negative values invert vertical mouse axis. 0.022 is the standard Quake engine value.
- Related
- Description
- Multiplier for mouse input mapped to lateral (strafing) movement.
- Default
0.25- Syntax
-
seta m_side "0.25" - Example
-
seta m_side "0.25" - Notes
- Rarely used in normal play. Only relevant if mouse strafing is configured.
- Related
- Description
- Mouse sensitivity multiplier for horizontal (yaw/left-right) aiming.
- Default
0.022- Recommended
0.022- Syntax
-
seta m_yaw "0.022" - Example
-
seta m_yaw "0.022" - Notes
- 0.022 is the Quake engine standard. Changing this breaks sensitivity consistency across games.
- Related
- Description
- Overall mouse sensitivity for aiming.
- Default
5- Syntax
-
seta sensitivity "5" - Example
-
seta sensitivity "4" - Notes
- Lower values give more precise control at the cost of speed. Personal preference. Common range is 2-8.
- Related
Movement 1
- Description
- Always run instead of walk when moving.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cl_run "1" - Example
-
seta cl_run "1" - Notes
- 0 = walk by default, run with Shift. Keep at 1 unless you specifically need walk mode.
Network 16
- Description
- Enables the anti-lag hit compensation system.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_antiLag "1" - Example
-
seta cg_antiLag "1" - Notes
- SOF2-specific. Rewinds player positions to your ping time for fair hit registration. Keep enabled.
- Related
- Description
- Predicts bullet impact effects client-side for immediate visual feedback before server confirmation.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_impactPrediction "1" - Example
-
seta cg_impactPrediction "1" - Notes
- 1 = hit sparks and blood appear immediately on firing. 0 = wait for server to confirm hits.
- Related
- Description
- Predicts item pickups on the client before server confirmation.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_predictItems "1" - Example
-
seta cg_predictItems "1" - Notes
- 1 = immediate visual feedback on pickups. 0 = waits for server confirmation (may feel laggy).
- Related
- Description
- Applies client-side interpolation to smooth other players' movement.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_smoothClients "0" - Example
-
seta cg_smoothClients "1" - Notes
- 1 = smoother appearance of remote players, but may introduce slight prediction delay.
- Related
- Description
- Hides servers with a ping higher than this value in the server browser.
- Default
800- Syntax
-
seta cl_maxPing "800" - Example
-
seta cl_maxPing "200" - Notes
- Set to a lower value (e.g. 200) to filter out high-latency servers.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum number of outgoing command packets sent to the server per second.
- Default
30- Recommended
100- Syntax
-
seta cl_maxpackets "100" - Example
-
seta cl_maxpackets "100" - Notes
- Higher values improve responsiveness. 100 is a common broadband setting. The cfg default of 30 is low.
- Related
- Description
- Number of times each outgoing packet is duplicated to guard against packet loss.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cl_packetdup "1" - Example
-
seta cl_packetdup "1" - Notes
- 1 = each packet sent twice. Helps on lossy connections at the cost of extra bandwidth.
- Related
- Description
- Disables IPX network protocol support.
- Default
0- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta net_noipx "0" - Example
-
seta net_noipx "1" - Notes
- IPX is a legacy LAN protocol. Modern networks use UDP only. Setting to 1 can reduce startup time.
- Related
- Description
- Disables UDP networking entirely.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta net_noudp "0" - Example
-
seta net_noudp "0" - Notes
- Setting to 1 prevents all online connectivity. Do not change unless intentional.
- Related
- Description
- Enables routing game traffic through a SOCKS5 proxy server.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta net_socksEnabled "0" - Example
-
seta net_socksEnabled "1" - Notes
- Set to 1 only if you need to route traffic through a proxy to bypass a firewall.
- Related
- Description
- Password for SOCKS5 proxy authentication.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta net_socksPassword "" - Example
-
seta net_socksPassword "mypassword" - Notes
- Stored in plain text in the config file.
- Related
- Description
- Port number of the SOCKS5 proxy server.
- Default
1080- Syntax
-
seta net_socksPort "1080" - Example
-
seta net_socksPort "1080" - Notes
- Standard SOCKS port is 1080.
- Related
- Description
- Hostname or IP address of the SOCKS5 proxy server.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta net_socksServer "" - Example
-
seta net_socksServer "192.168.1.1" - Notes
- Only active when net_socksEnabled is 1.
- Related
- Description
- Username for SOCKS5 proxy authentication.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta net_socksUsername "" - Example
-
seta net_socksUsername "myuser" - Notes
- Leave empty if the proxy does not require authentication.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum network bandwidth in bytes per second the client requests from the server.
- Default
3000- Recommended
25000- Syntax
-
seta rate "25000" - Example
-
seta rate "25000" - Notes
- The cfg default of 2500 is a dial-up era value. Broadband users should set this to 25000. Low rate causes packet loss and stuttering.
- Related
- Description
- Number of server snapshots requested per second.
- Default
20- Recommended
40- Syntax
-
seta snaps "40" - Example
-
seta snaps "40" - Notes
- Higher values improve movement smoothness. The server must support the requested rate. Common values: 20 or 40.
- Related
Performance 24
- Description
- Defers loading of player models until after map load to improve connection speed.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_deferPlayers "1" - Example
-
seta cg_deferPlayers "1" - Notes
- 1 = player models load in the background after joining. Reduces initial loading time.
- Related
- Description
- Replaces 3D item models with flat 2D icons for better performance and visibility.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_simpleItems "0" - Example
-
seta cg_simpleItems "1" - Notes
- 1 = simple 2D icons instead of spinning 3D models. Can make items easier to spot.
- Related
- Description
- Amount of memory in megabytes allocated for the engine hunk.
- Default
56- Syntax
-
seta com_hunkMegs "128" - Example
-
seta com_hunkMegs "128" - Notes
- Increase if you get 'Hunk_Alloc failed' errors on large maps or with many mods. Requires game restart.
- Related
- Description
- Tells the engine to ignore other OS tasks when managing CPU time.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta com_ignoreothertasks "0" - Notes
- Legacy setting for old hardware. Not useful on modern systems.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum frames per second the engine will render.
- Default
85- Recommended
125- Syntax
-
seta com_maxfps "125" - Example
-
seta com_maxfps "125" - Notes
- Higher FPS improves input responsiveness. 125 is the standard competitive value for Q3-based games. Setting too high can cause physics issues.
- Related
- Description
- Overall visual detail level. Range 1 (low) to 5 (high).
- Default
5- Syntax
-
seta details "5" - Example
-
seta details "5" - Notes
- SOF2-specific setting that adjusts multiple detail sub-settings at once.
- Related
- Description
- Enables the GL_EXT_compiled_vertex_array extension for faster vertex processing.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta r_ext_compiled_vertex_array "1" - Example
-
seta r_ext_compiled_vertex_array "1" - Notes
- Improves rendering performance on most hardware. Disable only if it causes visual artifacts.
- Related
- Description
- Enables multitexture rendering via the GL_ARB_multitexture extension.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta r_ext_multitexture "1" - Example
-
seta r_ext_multitexture "1" - Notes
- Required for lightmap blending. Disable only for troubleshooting on ancient hardware.
- Related
- Description
- Enables back-face culling to skip rendering geometry facing away from the camera.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta r_facePlaneCull "1" - Example
-
seta r_facePlaneCull "1" - Notes
- Always keep at 1. Disabling it significantly reduces performance with no visual benefit.
- Description
- Replaces the sky with a solid colour for better performance.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta r_fastsky "0" - Example
-
seta r_fastsky "1" - Notes
- 1 = sky is rendered as a flat colour. Useful on low-end hardware.
- Related
- Description
- Forces a glFinish() call each frame to synchronise the CPU and GPU.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta r_finish "0" - Example
-
seta r_finish "0" - Notes
- Enabling this (1) reduces performance significantly. Keep at 0.
- Description
- Error threshold for curved surface level of detail.
- Default
250- Syntax
-
seta r_lodCurveError "250" - Example
-
seta r_lodCurveError "250" - Notes
- Higher values reduce curve quality at distance, improving performance.
- Related
- Description
- Level of detail bias for model rendering. Lower values increase detail.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta r_lodbias "0" - Example
-
seta r_lodbias "0" - Notes
- Negative values force higher-detail models at distance. Positive values improve performance.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum number of decal marks (bullet holes, scorch marks) rendered at once.
- Default
100- Syntax
-
seta r_markcount "100" - Example
-
seta r_markcount "50" - Notes
- Lower values improve performance. Oldest marks are removed when the limit is reached.
- Description
- Memory in megabytes allocated for the model pool.
- Default
10- Syntax
-
seta r_modelpoolmegs "10" - Example
-
seta r_modelpoolmegs "20" - Notes
- Increase if models fail to load or disappear in large maps.
- Related
- Description
- Controls the tessellation quality of curved surfaces. Lower = smoother.
- Default
4- Syntax
-
seta r_subdivisions "4" - Example
-
seta r_subdivisions "4" - Notes
- Higher values reduce polygon count on curves for better performance. Values of 4-20 are common. Change requires map reload.
- Related
- Description
- Execution mode for the client-side game virtual machine. 0 = native DLL, 1 = interpreted bytecode, 2 = compiled (JIT).
- Default
2- Recommended
2- Syntax
-
seta vm_cgame "2" - Example
-
seta vm_cgame "2" - Notes
- 0 (VMI_NATIVE) loads a native DLL and is fastest. 1 (VMI_BYTECODE) runs interpreted Q3VM bytecode and is slowest. 2 (VMI_COMPILED) JIT-compiles bytecode and is the recommended default.
- Related
- Description
- Controls hunk memory allocation mode for the client-side game virtual machine.
- Default
2- Syntax
-
seta vm_cgame_hunk "2" - Notes
- Internal memory management setting. Leave at default.
- Related
- Description
- Execution mode for the server-side game virtual machine. 0 = native DLL, 1 = interpreted bytecode, 2 = compiled (JIT).
- Default
2- Recommended
2- Syntax
-
seta vm_game "2" - Example
-
seta vm_game "2" - Notes
- 0 (VMI_NATIVE) loads a native DLL and is fastest. 1 (VMI_BYTECODE) runs interpreted Q3VM bytecode and is slowest. 2 (VMI_COMPILED) JIT-compiles bytecode and is the recommended default.
- Related
- Description
- Controls hunk memory allocation mode for the server-side game virtual machine.
- Default
2- Syntax
-
seta vm_game_hunk "2" - Notes
- Internal memory management setting. Leave at default.
- Related
- Description
- Execution mode for the gametype virtual machine. 0 = native DLL, 1 = interpreted bytecode, 2 = compiled (JIT).
- Default
2- Recommended
2- Syntax
-
seta vm_gametype "2" - Example
-
seta vm_gametype "2" - Notes
- 0 (VMI_NATIVE) loads a native DLL and is fastest. 1 (VMI_BYTECODE) runs interpreted Q3VM bytecode and is slowest. 2 (VMI_COMPILED) JIT-compiles bytecode and is the recommended default.
- Related
- Description
- Controls hunk memory allocation mode for the gametype virtual machine.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta vm_gametype_hunk "1" - Notes
- Internal memory management setting. Leave at default.
- Related
- Description
- Execution mode for the UI virtual machine. 0 = native DLL, 1 = interpreted bytecode, 2 = compiled (JIT).
- Default
2- Recommended
2- Syntax
-
seta vm_ui "2" - Example
-
seta vm_ui "2" - Notes
- 0 (VMI_NATIVE) loads a native DLL and is fastest. 1 (VMI_BYTECODE) runs interpreted Q3VM bytecode and is slowest. 2 (VMI_COMPILED) JIT-compiles bytecode and is the recommended default.
- Related
- Description
- Controls hunk memory allocation mode for the UI virtual machine.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta vm_ui_hunk "1" - Notes
- Internal memory management setting. Leave at default.
- Related
Player 4
- Description
- Player model and skin identity name used in-game.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta identity "mullinsjungle" - Example
-
seta identity "mullinsjungle" - Notes
- Corresponds to a model folder in the game files. Examples: mullinsjungle, marinesoldier.
- Related
- Description
- Player name displayed in-game and in the scoreboard.
- Default
UnnamedPlayer- Syntax
-
seta name "YourName" - Example
-
seta name "^1MyName" - Notes
- Supports colour codes using ^ followed by a digit (e.g. ^1 = red).
- Related
- Description
- Encoded string representing the player's selected weapon loadout.
- Default
AAAAA- Syntax
-
seta outfitting "AAAAA" - Example
-
seta outfitting "AAAAA" - Notes
- Each character maps to a selection in a loadout slot (primary, secondary, explosives, etc.). Managed by the in-game outfitting screen.
- Related
- Description
- Player model used when playing on a team.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta team_identity "marinesoldier3" - Example
-
seta team_identity "marinesoldier3" - Notes
- Can differ from the global identity setting for team-specific appearance.
- Related
Random Map Generator 4
- Description
- Map size for the Random Map Generator.
- Default
small- Syntax
-
seta RMG_map "small" - Example
-
seta RMG_map "medium" - Notes
- Accepted values: small, medium, large.
- Related
- Description
- Terrain type for the Random Map Generator.
- Default
grassyhills- Syntax
-
seta RMG_terrain "grassyhills" - Example
-
seta RMG_terrain "desert" - Notes
- Examples: grassyhills, desert, arctic.
- Related
- Description
- Text-based seed string for the Random Map Generator.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta RMG_textseed "0" - Example
-
seta RMG_textseed "myseed" - Notes
- Allows reproducible maps via a specific seed string.
- Related
- Description
- Time of day for the Random Map Generator.
- Default
day- Syntax
-
seta RMG_timefile "day" - Example
-
seta RMG_timefile "night" - Notes
- Accepted values: day, night.
- Related
Server 21
- Description
- Filename for the game event log.
- Default
games.log- Syntax
-
seta g_log "games.log" - Example
-
seta g_log "games.log" - Notes
- Records frags, connections, and game events. Useful for server statistics.
- Related
- Description
- Logs individual bullet hit events to the game log.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta g_logHits "0" - Example
-
seta g_logHits "0" - Notes
- 1 = logs every hit, generating very large log files. Use only for detailed analysis.
- Related
- Description
- Forces synchronous (immediate) writes to the game log file.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta g_logSync "0" - Example
-
seta g_logSync "1" - Notes
- 1 = each log entry is flushed to disk immediately. Safer but slower than buffered writes.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum number of clients that can be actively playing (not spectating).
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta g_maxGameClients "0" - Example
-
seta g_maxGameClients "8" - Notes
- 0 = no limit (all connected clients may play). Set to a number to force excess players to spectate.
- Related
- Description
- Number of voice messages allowed in a period before flood protection activates.
- Default
6- Syntax
-
seta g_voiceFloodCount "6" - Example
-
seta g_voiceFloodCount "4" - Related
- Description
- Seconds a player is muted after triggering voice flood protection.
- Default
60- Syntax
-
seta g_voiceFloodPenalty "60" - Example
-
seta g_voiceFloodPenalty "30" - Related
- Description
- Filename of the ban list used to block specific players or IPs.
- Default
sof2mp.ban- Syntax
-
seta sv_banFile "sof2mp.ban" - Example
-
seta sv_banFile "sof2mp.ban" - Notes
- Ban entries are added via the addip and removeip console commands.
- Related
- Description
- Enables the IP ban filter using the file specified by sv_banFile.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta sv_banFilter "1" - Example
-
seta sv_banFilter "1" - Notes
- 0 = ban file is ignored even if it exists.
- Related
- Description
- Enables flood protection to prevent chat and command spamming.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta sv_floodProtect "1" - Example
-
seta sv_floodProtect "1" - Notes
- 0 = no protection. Keep at 1 on public servers.
- Related
- Description
- The server name displayed in the server browser.
- Default
noname- Syntax
-
seta sv_hostname "My SOF2 Server" - Example
-
seta sv_hostname "^1My^7 Server" - Notes
- Supports colour codes with ^ notation.
- Related
- Description
- Path to the map rotation configuration file.
- Default
none- Syntax
-
seta sv_mapcycle "mapcycle.txt" - Example
-
seta sv_mapcycle "mapcycle.txt" - Notes
- none = no map cycling. Specify a file to enable automatic map rotation after each match.
- Related
- Description
- Override address for master server slot 2.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta sv_master2 "" - Example
-
seta sv_master2 "master.example.com" - Notes
- Leave empty to use built-in master server defaults.
- Related
- Description
- Override address for master server slot 3.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta sv_master3 "" - Notes
- Leave empty to use built-in master server defaults.
- Related
- Description
- Override address for master server slot 4.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta sv_master4 "" - Notes
- Leave empty to use built-in master server defaults.
- Related
- Description
- Override address for master server slot 5.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta sv_master5 "" - Notes
- Leave empty to use built-in master server defaults.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum allowed player ping in milliseconds. 0 = no limit.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta sv_maxPing "200" - Example
-
seta sv_maxPing "300" - Notes
- Players exceeding this ping are kicked. 0 disables the limit.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum bandwidth in bytes per second the server will send to any single client. 0 = unlimited.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta sv_maxRate "0" - Example
-
seta sv_maxRate "25000" - Notes
- Set a limit if your server has constrained upload bandwidth and many players.
- Related
- Description
- Maximum number of players (including bots) that can connect to the server.
- Default
8- Syntax
-
seta sv_maxclients "16" - Example
-
seta sv_maxclients "16" - Notes
- Requires a server restart to take effect. Higher values require more bandwidth.
- Related
- Description
- Minimum allowed player ping in milliseconds. 0 = no minimum.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta sv_minPing "0" - Example
-
seta sv_minPing "0" - Notes
- Can be used to prevent LAN players from joining an internet server.
- Related
- Description
- Enables PunkBuster anti-cheat enforcement on the server.
- Default
0- Recommended
0- Syntax
-
seta sv_punkbuster "0" - Example
-
seta sv_punkbuster "0" - Notes
- PunkBuster services are no longer active. Leave at 0.
- Related
- Description
- Enables voice chat transmission on the server.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta sv_voice "0" - Example
-
seta sv_voice "1" - Notes
- Must be 1 on the server for any voice chat to function.
- Related
UI 45
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 1.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server1 "" - Example
-
seta server1 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port. Managed by the in-game server browser favourites list.
- Related
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 10.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server10 "" - Example
-
seta server10 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 11.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server11 "" - Example
-
seta server11 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 12.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server12 "" - Example
-
seta server12 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 13.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server13 "" - Example
-
seta server13 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 14.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server14 "" - Example
-
seta server14 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 15.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server15 "" - Example
-
seta server15 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 16.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server16 "" - Example
-
seta server16 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 2.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server2 "" - Example
-
seta server2 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Related
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 3.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server3 "" - Example
-
seta server3 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Related
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 4.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server4 "" - Example
-
seta server4 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 5.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server5 "" - Example
-
seta server5 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 6.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server6 "" - Example
-
seta server6 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 7.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server7 "" - Example
-
seta server7 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 8.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server8 "" - Example
-
seta server8 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- Saved server browser favourite slot 9.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta server9 "" - Example
-
seta server9 "192.168.1.10:20100" - Notes
- Stores a server address as IP:port.
- Description
- The actual gametype currently running on the connected server.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_actualNetGametype "0" - Notes
- Read-only. Set by the game when connecting to a server.
- Related
- Description
- Gametype filter for the server browser. 0 shows all gametypes.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_browserGameType "0" - Example
-
seta ui_browserGameType "0" - Notes
- Set to a specific gametype number to filter results.
- Related
- Description
- Master server index used by the server browser.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_browserMaster "0" - Example
-
seta ui_browserMaster "0" - Notes
- Selects which master server to query for the server list.
- Related
- Description
- Show empty servers in the server browser list.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta ui_browserShowEmpty "0" - Example
-
seta ui_browserShowEmpty "0" - Notes
- Set to 0 to filter out servers with no players.
- Related
- Description
- Show full servers (at player capacity) in the server browser list.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta ui_browserShowFull "1" - Example
-
seta ui_browserShowFull "1" - Notes
- Set to 0 to hide servers with no free slots.
- Related
- Description
- Column used to sort the server browser list.
- Default
4- Syntax
-
seta ui_browserSortKey "4" - Example
-
seta ui_browserSortKey "4" - Notes
- Column indices correspond to server browser columns (e.g. ping, players, map).
- Related
- Description
- Index of the currently selected map in the single-player or create server UI.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_currentMap "0" - Notes
- Managed by the UI.
- Related
- Description
- Index of the currently selected network map in the UI.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_currentNetMap "0" - Notes
- Managed by the UI.
- Related
- Description
- Selects whether to start a dedicated server or a listen server from the UI.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_dedicated "0" - Example
-
seta ui_dedicated "1" - Notes
- 0 = listen server, 1 = dedicated server.
- Related
- Description
- Player name to search for in the server browser.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta ui_findPlayer "" - Example
-
seta ui_findPlayer "PlayerName" - Notes
- Stores the last-used player search term. Managed by the server browser UI.
- Description
- Gametype selected in the create server UI.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_gametype "3" - Example
-
seta ui_gametype "1" - Notes
- Common values: 0 = Deathmatch, 1 = Team DM, 3 = Capture the Flag. Exact values depend on installed gametypes.
- Related
- Description
- Graphics quality preset selected in the UI advanced settings.
- Default
4- Syntax
-
seta ui_glCustom "4" - Example
-
seta ui_glCustom "4" - Notes
- 4 typically indicates a custom configuration. Lower values apply preset quality levels.
- Related
- Description
- UI state remembering whether pickups are disabled in the gametype setup.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_gtPickupsDisabled "0" - Notes
- Reflects the g_pickupsDisabled server setting in the host UI.
- Related
- Description
- UI state for the respawn type selected in the gametype setup.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_gtRespawnType "0" - Notes
- Managed by the create server UI.
- Related
- Description
- Gametype selected when using the quick join feature.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_joinGametype "0" - Notes
- Managed by the UI.
- Related
- Description
- Cached timestamp of the last server browser refresh for source 0 (Local).
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta ui_lastServerRefresh_0 "" - Notes
- Auto-updated by the server browser. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Cached timestamp of the last server browser refresh for source 1 (MPlayer).
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta ui_lastServerRefresh_1 "" - Notes
- Auto-updated by the server browser. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Cached timestamp of the last server browser refresh for source 2 (Internet).
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta ui_lastServerRefresh_2 "" - Notes
- Auto-updated by the server browser. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Cached timestamp of the last server browser refresh for source 3.
- Default
(empty)- Syntax
-
seta ui_lastServerRefresh_3 "" - Notes
- Auto-updated by the server browser. Not intended for manual editing.
- Related
- Description
- Currently selected map index in the server setup UI.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_mapIndex "0" - Notes
- Managed by the UI. Persists the last map selected when hosting.
- Related
- Description
- Gametype filter applied in the server browser.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_netGametype "0" - Example
-
seta ui_netGametype "1" - Notes
- 0 = show all gametypes.
- Related
- Description
- Server browser source selection. 0 = Local, 1 = MPlayer, 2 = Internet.
- Default
2- Recommended
2- Syntax
-
seta ui_netSource "2" - Example
-
seta ui_netSource "2" - Notes
- Set to 2 to list internet servers via the master server.
- Related
- Description
- Skips the network connectivity check performed at startup.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_noNetCheck "0" - Example
-
seta ui_noNetCheck "1" - Notes
- Set to 1 to bypass the startup network check if it causes delays.
- Description
- Terrain configuration for the Random Map Generator preview.
- Default
desert- Syntax
-
seta ui_rmg_config "desert" - Example
-
seta ui_rmg_config "desert" - Notes
- Controls terrain type. Examples: desert, arctic, grassyhills.
- Related
- Description
- Numeric seed for the Random Map Generator.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta ui_rmg_seed "0" - Example
-
seta ui_rmg_seed "12345" - Notes
- 0 uses a random seed. A specific number reproduces the same map layout.
- Related
- Description
- Map size setting for the Random Map Generator preview.
- Default
small- Syntax
-
seta ui_rmg_size "small" - Example
-
seta ui_rmg_size "medium" - Notes
- Accepted values: small, medium, large.
- Related
- Description
- Time of day setting for the Random Map Generator preview.
- Default
day- Syntax
-
seta ui_rmg_time "day" - Example
-
seta ui_rmg_time "day" - Notes
- Accepted values: day, night.
- Related
- Description
- Milliseconds to wait for a server status response before timing out.
- Default
7000- Syntax
-
seta ui_serverStatusTimeOut "7000" - Example
-
seta ui_serverStatusTimeOut "7000" - Notes
- Increase if server info fails to load on slow connections.
- Related
- Description
- Flag indicating whether the game has been run for the first time.
- Default
1- Syntax
-
seta ui_sof2FirstRun "1" - Example
-
seta ui_sof2FirstRun "0" - Notes
- Set to 0 by the game after first launch. Not intended for manual editing.
View 5
- Description
- Enables blending between player animations for smoother transitions.
- Default
1- Recommended
1- Syntax
-
seta cg_animBlend "1" - Example
-
seta cg_animBlend "1" - Notes
- 0 = animations snap between states. 1 = smooth blended transitions.
- Related
- Description
- Delay in milliseconds for the spectator orbit camera movement.
- Default
50- Syntax
-
seta cg_cameraOrbitDelay "50" - Example
-
seta cg_cameraOrbitDelay "50" - Notes
- Lower values make the orbit camera more responsive in spectator mode.
- Related
- Description
- Forces all other players to display using your own player model.
- Default
0- Syntax
-
seta cg_forceModel "0" - Example
-
seta cg_forceModel "1" - Notes
- 1 = all players look like your model. Can improve performance and consistency.
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- Description
- Controls the player's field of view in degrees.
- Default
80- Recommended
90- Syntax
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seta cg_fov "90" - Example
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seta cg_fov "90" - Notes
- Higher values increase peripheral vision. Values between 80 and 100 are most common.
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- Description
- Eye separation distance for stereoscopic 3D rendering.
- Default
0.4- Syntax
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seta cg_stereoSeparation "0.4" - Example
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seta cg_stereoSeparation "0.4" - Notes
- Only relevant when r_stereo is enabled.
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Viewmodel 6
- Description
- Magnitude of weapon pitch (nodding) bobbing while moving.
- Default
0.001- Syntax
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seta cg_bobpitch "0.001" - Example
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seta cg_bobpitch "0" - Notes
- 0 = disable pitch bobbing.
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- Description
- Magnitude of weapon roll bobbing while moving.
- Default
0.001- Syntax
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seta cg_bobroll "0.001" - Example
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seta cg_bobroll "0" - Notes
- 0 = disable roll bobbing.
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- Description
- Magnitude of vertical weapon bobbing while moving.
- Default
0.005- Syntax
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seta cg_bobup "0.005" - Example
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seta cg_bobup "0" - Notes
- 0 = disable vertical bobbing. Reducing bob values can help with motion sickness.
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- Description
- Renders the player's weapon model in first-person view.
- Default
1- Syntax
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seta cg_drawGun "1" - Example
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seta cg_drawGun "1" - Notes
- 0 = hides the weapon model. Some players prefer this for a cleaner view.
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- Description
- Amount the weapon model pitches (nods) while the player runs.
- Default
0.002- Syntax
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seta cg_runpitch "0.002" - Example
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seta cg_runpitch "0" - Notes
- 0 = no pitch movement while running.
- Related
- Description
- Amount the weapon model rolls sideways while the player runs.
- Default
0.005- Syntax
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seta cg_runroll "0.005" - Example
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seta cg_runroll "0" - Notes
- 0 = no roll movement while running.
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Weapons 20
- Description
- Controls availability of the AK-74 assault rifle.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_AK_74 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_AK_74 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the AN-M14 incendiary grenade.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_AN_M14 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_AN_M14 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the M15 smoke grenade.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M15 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M15 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the M19 pistol.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M19 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M19 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the M3A1 submachine gun.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M3A1 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M3A1 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the M4 assault rifle.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M4 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M4 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the M590 pump-action shotgun.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M590 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M590 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the M60 machine gun.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M60 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M60 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the M84 flashbang grenade.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M84 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_M84 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the MM-1 grenade launcher.
- Default
0- Recommended
2- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_MM_1 "2" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_MM_1 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map. Commonly disabled on competitive servers.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the MP5 submachine gun.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_MP5 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_MP5 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the MSG90A1 sniper rifle.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_MSG90A1 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_MSG90A1 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the RPG-7 rocket launcher.
- Default
0- Recommended
2- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_RPG_7 "2" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_RPG_7 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map. Commonly disabled on competitive servers.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the SIG SG 551 assault rifle.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_SIG551 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_SIG551 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the SMOHG92 fragmentation grenade.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_SMOHG92 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_SMOHG92 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the USAS-12 automatic shotgun.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_USAS_12 "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_USAS_12 "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the US SOCOM pistol.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_US_SOCOM "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_US_SOCOM "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
- Related
- Description
- Controls availability of the Micro Uzi submachine gun.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_microuzi "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_microuzi "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Controls availability of the Silver Talon pistol.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_silvertalon "0" - Example
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seta disable_pickup_weapon_silvertalon "2" - Notes
- 0 = enabled. 1 = cannot pick up. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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- Description
- Disables the knife melee weapon.
- Default
0- Syntax
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seta disable_weapon_knife "0" - Example
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seta disable_weapon_knife "1" - Notes
- 0 = knife enabled. 1 = disabled. 2 = removed from map entirely.
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