can somebody confirm the steam console

[anzolino]

I've got this description for opening the steam console. Can somebody confirm if this is right?

 

- Right-click the "Dragon Age 2" option

- select "Properties" under "My Games" tab.

- In the "General" tab, select "Set Launch Options"

- enter "-enabledeveloperconsole" in there and accept.

- Follow everything else on the guide

 

- in game, hit tilde key first before hitting the consolekey (if that doesnt work, hit the two keys at the same time)

[FallenHeroX]

I've got this description for opening the steam console. Can somebody confirm if this is right?

 

- Right-click the "Dragon Age 2" option

- select "Properties" under "My Games" tab.

- In the "General" tab, select "Set Launch Options"

- enter "-enabledeveloperconsole" in there and accept.

- Follow everything else on the guide

 

- in game, hit tilde key first before hitting the consolekey (if that doesnt work, hit the two keys at the same time)

no you have to go into a iniconfig file and edit a line theres a wiki on how to do it just look up dragon age console

[Tair]

no you have to go into a iniconfig file and edit a line theres a wiki on how to do it just look up dragon age console

If you're going to respond to a support post, you should include a link to back up the solution you're referring to.

 

I've got this description for opening the steam console.

If the Steam launch link is an actual Windows shortcut, then adding -enabledeveloperconsole to the end of the shortcut's target will work. There's absolutely no need to modify your Config file if you're using the shortcut method.

 

Just note that the -enabledeveloperconsole is separated by a single space from the shortcut link, which should be in quotations. So, e.g.,

 

"C:/Whatever/DragonAge2.exe" -enabledeveloperconsole

Edited October 13, 2011 by Tair

[Thandal]

Our own SaturnC posted a walkthrough over on Mods Reloaded: How to Enable the Console Command for Steam Users!. :thumbsup: