Useful Commands

Optimization

restartMapWithLobbyCan be executed by the host to restart the entire map for all players in the party.

exitShellLobbyCan be execute by the host to leave the match and retain all players within their party, so long as the clients do not select ACCEPT in the warning menu.

disconnectCan be executed by clients to leave the match and stay in the party, so long as the clients do not select ACCEPT in the warning menu.

g_havokHeapLimitMB 200Can be executed by any player to increase the havok limit (how much geo can do things simultaneously) which may prevent some crashes.

net_maxRate 100Can be executed by any player to increase the network rate which may decrease latency.

com_adaptiveTickMaxHz 120Can be executed by any player to cap their frame limit to 120 FPS. This has proven to mitigate random crashes.

Development

pvp_skipReadyUp 1Can be executed by the host to bypass the "waiting for players" event on map start. Leaving this enabled with other players may create issues for clients.

pvp_skipReadyUp 0Can be executed by the host to enable the "waiting for players" event.

ai_faction_overrideEmotion_ai 0Can be executed by the host to stop all AI from attacking much like the "notarget" command.

ai_faction_overrideEmotion_ai -1Can be executed by the host to enable normal AI aggression towards players and other AI.

warning_disable allCan be executed by any player to disable the barrage of warnings in the console.

warning_enable allCan be executed by any player to enable all warnings. Restarting the game will also enable all warnings.

Auto-Executing Commands on Game Launch

You can input commands as a new line into the candidate.cfg file within the DOOMEternal\base folder to auto-execute them when the game launches. Below is an example of DOOMEternal's installation file path for Windows.C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\DOOMEternal\base\candidate.cfg

The candidate.cfg file can execute other config files with the exec NameOfFile.cfg command added as a new line.

See Also

Commands (CMD)

Console Variables (CVAR)