CVARs:Debug
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These console variables can be used for debugging purposes.
See the CVARs article for general information on how to access and edit variables.
- debuganimated (boolean)
- Default: false
- When enabled, prints to the console some debug information while reading the ANIMATED lump. Since this variable is not archived and all control lumps have been already loaded when the console is available, this can only be used if set from the command line or an autoexec.cfg file.
- developer (boolean)
- Default: false
- When true, prints various debugging messages to the console.
- dumpspawnedthings (boolean)
- Default: false
- Enables a listing of all things in the map and the actor type they spawned while a level is being loaded. (This does not concern things spawned during the game.)
- idmypos (boolean)
- Default: false
- When true, constantly displays the player's current position and view angle.
- noise (boolean)
- Default: false
- When set to true, the current status of all sound channels is displayed on the screen. Internally, this console variable is called noisedebug.
- showloadtimes (boolean)
- Default: false
- When set to true, various performance counters will be printed to the console whenever a map is loaded.
- script_debug (boolean)
- Default: false
- If set to true, the FraggleScript parser will log its tokens to the console.
- ticker (boolean)
- Default: false
- When true, draws a series of dots at the bottom of the screen representing the number of tics it took to display the current frame. (One tic is 1/35th of a second.) When -devparm is specified on the command line, this CVAR is automatically set to true. You can get a rough idea of your FPS by counting the number of lit dots and dividing that from 35. A better way would be to use vid_fps.
- tilt (boolean)
- Default: false
- Setting this to true causes all planes to be drawn using the sloped drawer, even if they aren't sloped.
- vid_fps (boolean)
- Default: false
- When true, displays the average framerate over the past second in the lower-left corner of the screen. Because the Doom engine's internal game rate and frame rate are linked, the framerate will never be (much) above 35 fps if cl_capfps is true.
