Config.cfg holds your singleplayer settings, while config_mp.cfg holds your separate multiplayer settings. These files store your main game settings, such as your key configurations, graphics and audio settings, etc. cfg files, as they may not appear in an easy to read/edit format in other text editors such as Notepad. These file can be opened and edited with any text editor, although it is best to use Windows Wordpad to edit these. The main config files for Call of Duty 2 are called config.cfg and config_mp.cfg, and are stored in your Program Files\Activision\Call of Duty 2\main\players\ directory.
For example, the command cg_showfps must be typed as /cg_showfps to work in multiplayer, otherwise any text you type into the console will simply be shown as chat text on the screen and not implemented.Īnother way of using commands is to edit the game's. Multiplayer Note: To use console commands during multiplayer, you must place a "/" (without quotes) in front of the command.
Note that the default settings will differ on various systems depending on your hardware. Typing further characters of a command's name will provide you with the full command and its current and default settings. For example, type "cg_" (without quotes) into the console and all the commands starting with cg_ will be shown. If you simply type the first few characters of a command into the console, it will provide you with a list to choose from. See the Commands section on the next page to see a list of useful commands along with descriptions of their functionality. Note that although technically there is a difference between a command and a dvar, I generally refer to all of these as 'commands' in this guide for the sake of convenience. The console is the main place to input a range of Development Variables (dvars) as well as Commands, which do everything from change the way certain objects behave in the game, through to controlling all aspects of the game's graphics, audio and control settings. The expanded console is particularly useful for seeing the output of your commands, system warnings, errors, etc.
To get the expanded console, press the SHIFT key and ~ key together (SHIFT+~). Now you can access the console at any time by pressing the '~' key (the key above ESC) to open and close it. To access the console, under the Options screen go to Game Settings and make sure the 'Enable Console' setting is set to Yes. Call of Duty 2 allows us to get into some advanced tweaking, because the game's command console is easily accessible, and a wide range of commands can be brought up and used to further refine the game.
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