Dirty Bomb Console Commands (updated)

Listed launched option for dirty bomb - will add more as i find them.

-with_gfe Turn on Nvidia integration
-with_gfe=0 Turn off Nvidia integration
-nosplash disables the splash screen.
-useallavailablecores
-cpuCount=8
-exec=exec.txt
-forceshadermodel2
-novsync
-noini disables changes to config files while in-game.

To Test
-notexturestreaming -pixo -nopause -debug -threads= -ReadTexturePoolFromIni
-forcecouisw
-forcelogflush -flloglevel=debug -nosuppress=devfireline -nosuppress=DevWebUIScript
https://docs.unrealengine.com/udk/Three/CommandLineArguments.html

You can Find what command you are looking for within the guide by typing Ctrl+F and then your keyword.
Many of these can be set in the menus, but also via the console. The caveat is that settings changed via the console are not always saved to player profiles.

To be able to use those commands you will need to open the console, the console can be open from anywere! Open the console (default is ~); you can also use the Home key.

1. Do it from home or anywere
   
2. Open the console (default is ~)
   
3. type or copy paste from the Level Switching list (ex: switchlevel obj_bridge )

• Tutorial
  switchlevel nuf_tut
  
• Tutorial
  switchlevel TUT_BasicTutorial
• Tutorial
  switchlevel nuf_map01
  
• test map
  switchlevel shooterentry
  
• Tutorial
  switchlevel nuf_map01
• Bridge
  switchlevel OBJ_Bridge
  
• Underground
  switchlevel OBJ_Canarywharf
  
• Dome Redux
  switchlevel OBJ_DomeRedux
  
• Trainyard
  switchlevel OBJ_Trainyard
  
• Terminal Redux
  switchlevel OBJ_TerminalRedux
  
• Chapel
  switchlevel OBJ_whitechapel
  
• Dockyard
  switchlevel OBJ_Dockyard
  
• Vault
  switchlevel OBJ_Heist
  
• Castle
  switchlevel OBJ_Castle

• Shows ingame stats
  stat fps
  
• Disconnect you from the session
  disconnect
  
• shows how long the two threads game and draw (both using the cpu) and the gpu took for a frame.
  Stat unit
  
• Show a graphic of the unit used by the game
  unitgraph
  
• In case of a defective sound effect loop
  killallsounds
  
• disable all chats
  HudToggle chat
  
• Toss a coin, head or tail.
  coinToss
  
• Draw a random number
  Roll
  
• Add/change Clan Tag (5 digit max)
  SetClanTag XXXXX
  
• Delete Clan Tag
  RemoveClanTag
  
• change the sens
  setsensitivity xx.xx
  
• Toggles HUD on and off
  togglehud
  
• Change the ColorGrading
  ColorGrading 2
  
• Exit the game
  exit
  
• Mute everyone
  Muteall
  
• Get your actual in game coordinate
  getplayerlocation

Here are some usefull Binds, you can change the key for whatever you want.
setbind <key> "<action>"
**Prior to binding make sure that the key is not used for anything in your control settings.

• Binding longjump to a key (Left-alt here)
  setbind LeftAlt "Duck | Jump" 1
• Peace and Quiet Bind
  setbind P "HudToggle chat | muteall" 1
• This will stop you from knifing after you switch to your melee.
  setbind three "weaponslotone | stopfire" 1 Great for Sparks, Fragger or anyone with an ability you switch to.
  Unbind melee in the settings first and then use the command once you're in a match.

• Ask fo Medic
  setbind NumPadOne "teamsay Medic!"
  
• Ask fo Ammo
  setbind NumPadTwo "teamsay Ammo!"
  
• Thanks
  setbind NumPadZero "Say Thanks"
  
• Sorry
  setbind NumPadFive "Say Sorry."
• Good Game. Good Game! Well Played
  setbind G "Say Good Game. Good Game! Well Played"
  
• GLHF
  setbind H "say Good Luck, Have Fun"
  
• Dirty
  setbind Backslash "say That's what she said!"

1. Go to : \Documents\My Games\UnrealEngine3\ShooterGame\ConfigShooterInput.ini
   
2. Add your bind to your ShooterInput.ini at the [ShooterGame.SGPlayerInputPawn] category (at the bottom)
   
3. Bindings=(Name="<key>",Command="<command(s)>")
   You can add multiple commands, each commands must be separated by a comma.

b. Other way (clone with limited health)

1. hit the console key (tilde ~)
   
2. Switchlevel XXX (ex: switchlevel obj_bridge) (*See Level Switching)
   
3. Switchlevel OBJ_Underground (*This is an incorrect code, which for whatever reason will kill your character, but leave a clone in it's place.)

c. There is also a Alternate way to do it by typing mergemesh into the console.
This doesn't produce the same effect, as it only displays a blue non-physical model of the player, but it's a lot simpler to pull off.
You can also create multiple clones this way too, possibly without any limit of clones per map.

1. Open up Notepad and paste in the contents you want: Ex:ColorGrading 2
   
2. Save this file to \Steam\steamapps\common\Dirty Bomb\Binaries\exec.txt
   
3. In Steam, right-click on Dirty Bomb in your library and go to 'Properties'.
   
4. Click 'Set Launch Options'
   
5. Paste this in and click 'OK': -exec=exec.txt

1. Go to \Documents\MyGames\UnrealEngine3\ShooterGame\Config\ShooterEngine.ini
   
2. Open ShooterEngine.ini
   
3. got to [Engine.Engine] looking for the following parameters
   bSmoothFrameRate=True
   MinSmoothedFrameRate=0 (0 by default or The FPS value you want)
   MaxSmoothedFrameRate=X (X being The FPS value you want)
   
4. Change bSmoothFrameRate to TRUE
   
5. Edit the value for MinSmoothedFrameRate to 0 and MaxSmoothedFrameRate for what you want.
   
6. Save then close the file. Change ShooterEngine.ini to "read-only" (right-click Properties).

Bindings=(Name="F10",Command="PostProcessAAType 0 | BloomSize 0 | ColorGrading 2 | RawInputUpdateTest true")

Bindings=(Name="F10",Command="PostProcessAAType 0 | BloomSize 0 | ColorGrading 2 | hudturnoff minimap | stat fps | texturepoolsize 1 | PostProcessAAType 0 | RawInputUpdateTest true")

it disables post process AA, bloom, fog, makes the textures brighter, enables raw input and changes colorgrading to 2 (default 0). Press F10 everytime you join on a server the first time you have started the game to activate the settings.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=905560181

• Starts recording
  DemoRec
  
• Stops recording
  DemoStop
  
• Plays demo with indicated filename
  DemoPlay demofilename.demo
  
• Moves camera into freemode
  SpectateFreeCam
  
• Cancels previous command
  DemoViewNextPlayer
  
• Adjusts playback speed
  SloMo #.#

Open ShooterUI.ini

ctrl-f "m_PrimaryColor"

You should find several lines related to colors, such as:

[ShooterGame.SGUIHUDIFFObjectEnemy]

http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/RGB_Color.htm
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change resolutions (21:9 or else)
you have to edit ini file.
Documents\My Games\UnrealEngine3\ShooterGame\Config\ShooterEngine.ini
Change ResX and ResY values to your resolution and save

• Displays weapon spread
  DisplayAll m_currentSpread sgweapon
  
• Displays spreads by weapons class
  DisplayAll SGStandardAssaultRifle m_currentSpread
  DisplayAll SGStandardMachineGun m_currentSpread
  DisplayAll SGStandardPistol m_currentSpread
  DisplayAll SGStandardShotgun m_currentSpread
  DisplayAll SGStandardSniperRifle m_currentSpread
  DisplayAll SGStandardSMG m_currentSpread
• check the movement speed with a weapon
  DisplayAll SDPawn Velocity
  (It shows X and Y though, so line up so that mostly only one of them is affected when moving.)

I take no credit for "discovering" any of these, I'm merely putting them all into one place.
credit from https://dirtybomb.gamepedia.com/Console_Commands
https://dirtybomb.gamepedia.com/New_Player%27s_Guide

For Items, you can find them in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Dirty Bomb\ShooterGame\CookedPC\Items

For tools, you can find them in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Dirty Bomb\ShooterGame\CookedPC\Tools

For weapons, you can find them in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Dirty Bomb\ShooterGame\CookedPC\Weapons
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Dirtybomb/comments/3lv1zr/dirty_bomb_low_gpu_useage_on_good_pc/cv9s7ek/
What this does is, it turns off midmap texture streaming. The constant loading of textures causing those fps dips. This trick pretty much solved my fps issue in the game. You're welcome!
""There are other methods of doing this, but in my experience they keep the game from unloading unused textures between maps, so you'll run out of video memory after several games in a row.""
I never had this issue, but i have a 8gig card.

I had similar problems with my i5 4690k and gtx 980 when I started. The problem is not with your hardware or drivers, but the UE3 texture streaming system. There's two things I did to address stuttering. First set everything up the way you want it to be, with whatever visual features you want and the texture quality that you want. Make sure "One Frame Interval" is set to true, it's under Video>Advanced, all the way at the bottom.

Next, find your config file. It should be here: C:\Users\ your user name here\Documents\My Games\UnrealEngine3\ShooterGame\Config\ShooterEngine.ini

If you open up the run dialogue you can dump this in there to open it up:

%UserProfile%\Documents\My Games\UnrealEngine3\ShooterGame\Config\
Pop open ShooterEngine.ini with any text editor and search for "TextureGroup". You should find several lines that look something like this:

TEXTUREGROUP_World=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=256,LODBias=0)
TEXTUREGROUP_WorldNormalMap=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=256,LODBias=0)
TEXTUREGROUP_WorldSpecular=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=256,LODBias=0)
TEXTUREGROUP_Character=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=2048,LODBias=0)
There should be a lot of lines all grouped together that look similar like these, probably 2 dozen in all. At the end of each line add ",NumStreamedMips=0" before the parenthesis. There's one line that probably already has that at the end, but it's set to 3. Just change it to 0. The lines should look like this afterwards:

TEXTUREGROUP_World=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=256,LODBias=0,NumStreamedMips=0)
TEXTUREGROUP_WorldNormalMap=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=256,LODBias=0,NumStreamedMips=0)
TEXTUREGROUP_WorldSpecular=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=256,LODBias=0,NumStreamedMips=0)
TEXTUREGROUP_Character=(MinLODSize=256,MaxLODSize=2048,LODBias=0,NumStreamedMips=0)
Finally, save the file and mark it as read-only so the game can't change it back to the default settings.

Do this for all of the different texturegroups. You're telling the engine that you don't want any mipmaps for these textures to be streamed in on the fly. There are other methods of doing this, but in my experience they keep the game from unloading unused textures between maps, so you'll run out of video memory after several games in a row. Regardless, this removed stuttering for me as the game wasn't constantly loading and unloading texture mipmaps.

At the moment you cannot bind Vsay commands using console or ingame aids (that i know of)

To proceed you will need to Download and install Auto Hot Key wich is a program that let automate keys / scripts. https://autohotkey.com

To start
*1. Right-Click on your desktop.
•2. Find "New" in the menu.
•3. Click "AutoHotkey Script" inside the "New" menu.
•4. Give the script a new name. Note: It must end with a .ahk extension. Ex. MyScript.ahk
•5. Find the newly created file on your desktop and Right-Click it.
•6. Click "Edit Script".
•7. A window should have popped up, probably Notepad. If so, SUCCESS!

copy / paste this script:
KKK::
Send {v}
Sleep, 10
Send {HHH}
Return
Escape::
ExitApp

You'll need to edit this script depending on your needs, the Esc key close the scipt.
*1. Replace the "KKK" by the key you want to use
*2. Replace "HHH" by the vsay command you'd like to use (ex. {v}-{5}-{7} for "Aw Yeah!") etc..
Exemple:
x::
Send {v}
Sleep, 10
Send {5}
Sleep, 10
Send {7}
Return
Escape::
ExitApp