Replace's the Half-Life server browser's 'green dot' latecy info with real numbers. Use this if you receive an IPX error when playing on a LAN. If you don't you won't be able to play on-line. box for playing on LAN's (local area networks.) Remove this command whenever playing on the internet.

CAUTION! Do not request more memory than your computer has. For example, if you want it to use 32Mb of RAM then enter the parameter '-heapsize 32768'. Tells Half-Life how much RAM (memory) it can use. Useful if you're having technical difficulties and want to find out why. Enables the console and displays debugging information while playing. See 'Console Codes' for information on using the console.ĭeveloper's mode. To access it, press tilde (~) while playing. Without further ado, we bring you the codes:Įnables the console. For example, to enable developer's mode you would change the line to read: 'C:SierraHalf-Lifehl.exe -dev'

Add the desired parameter to the end of the field that says TARGET or CMD_LINE.

Find the Half-Life icon and right-click on it.

Right-click on the START icon on the Windows task bar.

To enter these codes you must edit the Half-Life icon on your START menu.

NOTE: This trick does not work with Half-Life 1.0.1.0 or higher. If you want to fire faster, simply changes your weapon while in the reloading animation, and then switch back to the weapon you want to use, and realoading will be complete. Upon running out of ammo in your clip, you will begin to reolad your weapon. (Note: To use cheats on a saved game, enable Cheat mode and load the saved game.)įirst of all, this only works for weapons with slow reload times, like the magnum and the tranquilizer crossbow. (The underscore '_' denotes a space.)You must either die or reload your game before you this code takes effect

During the game, press the tilde key and type 'sv_cheats' at the console window to activate cheat mode.

(If the text does not disappear, then press the tilde key.

Load the game using the '-DEV ¿TOCONSOLE' command line parameters.

To return to your normal first person shooter, simply use the command 'firstperson”. The command 'cam_idealdist 64' changes the standard camera distance. 'chase_active 1' changes the view to a more passive style ('chase_active 0' to turn off) -'cam_idealpitch 90' changes standard camera pitch angle. There are more camera commands that you can play around with for whatever reason. (command: 'cam_idealyaw 1') Now you have an active chasecam third person. To do this, you have to change the camera's yaw angle number. Next, put it in third person (command: 'thirdperson') Now change the camera angle to behind the player instead of to his right side. Make sure cheats are on (command: 'sv_cheats 1'). NOTE: All commands are to be typed WITHOUT the quotes. Here’s how to get a real active following chase-cam style third person view and not the annoying side view.

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