#SERIOUS SAM 3 CONSOLE COMMANDS CODE#

Net_strMasterServer3 = CTString host //only in Multi MS sets Master Server 3, empty string to have none Net_strMasterServer2 = CTString host //only in Multi MS sets Master Server 2, empty string to have none Net_strMasterServer1 = CTString host //only in Multi MS sets Master Server 1, empty string to have none Net_strMasterServerOverride = CTString host //only in game client, sets a secondary master server to query, empty string to have none Net_strMasterServer = CTString host //sets the primary master server in client and dedicated server, empty string to have none Variables have a prefix, which can be net_, gam_, inp_, etcetera, depending on the kind of command whether it is a float (f), an index (i) or a string (str), they usually start with the relative letter/prefix (for example inp_fMouseSensitivity). Some example:Įcho((CTString)1.5 + ' ') //shows 1.5 converted to CTString then adds endlineĮcho((CTString)(INDEX)1.5 + ' ') //truncates 1.5 showing the integer part of it then adds endline The main types you need to know about are INDEX (integer, no decimal point), FLOAT (decimal point) and CTString (strings).

#SERIOUS SAM 3 CONSOLE COMMANDS CODE#

Comment code as you normaly would by using //. Since CTString is a custom type, you can also compare strings and merge them up with +. In order to compare numerics you need to cast to (INDEX) or (FLOAT), while in order to output you might need to cast to (CTString) depending on the command. In the game client, use / before using any command. You can use all the shift operators and you can cast variables to any type. Serious Sam's command logic isn't hard to understand, it is the same of C.

Serious sam 3 console commands