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Dev Console WTH????


fartmanner

2011-07-27 06:53:51

Can i ask what the hell i have found?
edit:use tilde to open

Home

2011-07-27 06:57:26

It's not nothing amazing :)

So.. = You can't dupe or anything :P

~Home

fartmanner

2011-07-27 07:00:03

oh ok still interesting thou?

Home

2011-07-27 07:03:41

From: fartmanner
oh ok still interesting thou?


Yeah of course :)

You can set it to show your fps

/FPS


~Home

fartmanner

2011-07-27 07:08:36

From: Home
Yeah of course :)

You can set it to show your fps

/FPS


~Home


Yay :D

fartmanner

2011-07-27 07:11:59

From: litoris
This is already known, the only use of it is showing your fps and amount of data downloaded. I use it to take notes of the keys needed while dungeoneering.


Is this useable to make a dungeoneering bot? could be interesting

regex_

2011-07-27 08:26:11

It's not usable for anything that will give you any unfair advantage in game, it's not really anything all that great.

Main

2011-07-27 09:29:31

It can be used to see if jagex is taking your data.
IE, If your script is doing some calculating something (IE mouse and keyboard is not moving), then you suddenly see the memory increasing like crazy… change your script :P

Method

2011-07-27 11:31:12

As has been mentioned, you only get access to a few of the commands available in the console. The others generally give debugging and other miscellaneous information to the game developers.

footballjds

2011-07-27 11:33:01

simply hit " ` "
valah

**BANNED The Man

2011-07-27 15:14:03

Omgzzz u iz admins! Can i haz geeeepeeeez?!1

grats

2011-07-27 15:35:12

so with "displayfps" which is how you get the fps.. the max is only 50? lol sad =/ on sc2 on ultra I have 150+fps

litoris

2011-07-28 03:04:35

From: grats
so with "displayfps" which is how you get the fps.. the max is only 50? lol sad =/ on sc2 on ultra I have 150+fps


Anything higher than 24 fps doesn't matter to you anyway, you eyes aren't capable of seeing faster than that. 150+ fps is just eating your RAM.

Harry

2011-07-28 04:23:17

From: litoris
Anything higher than 24 fps doesn't matter to you anyway, you eyes aren't capable of seeing faster than that.

Your eyes don't see in frames. If you said something along the lines of "anything more than 60 fps doesn't matter", you might be correct (most people have a 60 Hz refresh rate on their monitor). Your eyes take in a constant stream of light. Your hardware (namely your monitor) is the limitation, as well as how fast your brain is able to decode that light. I'd highly suggest reading this page.

Capricorn

2011-07-28 04:24:41

From: litoris
Anything higher than 24 fps doesn't matter to you anyway, you eyes aren't capable of seeing faster than that. 150+ fps is just eating your RAM.


http://www.boallen.com/fps-compare.html

Also, FPS don't "eat your RAM".

litoris

2011-07-28 04:55:28

From: Harry
Your eyes don't see in frames. If you said something along the lines of "anything more than 60 fps doesn't matter", you might be correct (most people have a 60 Hz refresh rate on their monitor). Your eyes take in a constant stream of light. Your hardware (namely your monitor) is the limitation, as well as how fast your brain is able to decode that light. I'd highly suggest reading this page.


Whoops I was wrong.:blink:

Echo_

2011-07-28 08:31:17

This is a really old find.

How the hell do you type that "o" character that they say you can use to exit?