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AUTO INPUT CONSOLE COMMANDS!
AUTO INPUT CONSOLE COMMANDS!
If I'm not sorely mistaken, there is a simple way to make console commands be automatically inputed on startup.
There is a file in your C Drive called C:/VDC.txt
If vdc.txt is not there, make it.
Inside the file, add all the commands you want, each on a separate line.
When you run the game, the commands SHOULD have already been inputed.
I've only tried this once, so I'm not completely sure it works.
If you manually type in a command in the console, the text file will probably change.
If an error message pops up, ignore it. If more than 1 pop up, then something actually went wrong.
There is a file in your C Drive called C:/VDC.txt
If vdc.txt is not there, make it.
Inside the file, add all the commands you want, each on a separate line.
When you run the game, the commands SHOULD have already been inputed.
I've only tried this once, so I'm not completely sure it works.
If you manually type in a command in the console, the text file will probably change.
If an error message pops up, ignore it. If more than 1 pop up, then something actually went wrong.
So this method will automatically apply all command when iam in dungeon and going through dungeon levels?
It will apply the commands in VDC at startup. So commands like 1HKO and host timescale will still have to be applied after each loading screen.
Not terribly useful imo. Use the trainer for simple ctrl+[key] shortcuts.
Edit: Also, you'll have to re-enter them every time you leave the game anyway. Basically the injected console code watches this file for commands and when it sees one (that is different from the last one) it runs it through the console. Not sure why it was implemented this way, but it works. But each time you run another console command it wipes the file out and leaves just the most recent command. So maybe if you never run any other commands you could always load up with docile mobs, I don't know. I haven't actually tested it I'm just extrapolating from what I understand of the behavior.
Not terribly useful imo. Use the trainer for simple ctrl+[key] shortcuts.
Edit: Also, you'll have to re-enter them every time you leave the game anyway. Basically the injected console code watches this file for commands and when it sees one (that is different from the last one) it runs it through the console. Not sure why it was implemented this way, but it works. But each time you run another console command it wipes the file out and leaves just the most recent command. So maybe if you never run any other commands you could always load up with docile mobs, I don't know. I haven't actually tested it I'm just extrapolating from what I understand of the behavior.
Of course this is useful. You can just stick binds in that .txt instead of inputting one line at a time through the console.
Originally Posted by UlRRvtk7
It will apply the commands in VDC at startup. So commands like 1HKO and host timescale will still have to be applied after each loading screen.
Not terribly useful imo. Use the trainer for simple ctrl+[key] shortcuts.
Edit: Also, you'll have to re-enter them every time you leave the game anyway. Basically the injected console code watches this file for commands and when it sees one (that is different from the last one) it runs it through the console. Not sure why it was implemented this way, but it works. But each time you run another console command it wipes the file out and leaves just the most recent command. So maybe if you never run any other commands you could always load up with docile mobs, I don't know. I haven't actually tested it I'm just extrapolating from what I understand of the behavior.
Not terribly useful imo. Use the trainer for simple ctrl+[key] shortcuts.
Edit: Also, you'll have to re-enter them every time you leave the game anyway. Basically the injected console code watches this file for commands and when it sees one (that is different from the last one) it runs it through the console. Not sure why it was implemented this way, but it works. But each time you run another console command it wipes the file out and leaves just the most recent command. So maybe if you never run any other commands you could always load up with docile mobs, I don't know. I haven't actually tested it I'm just extrapolating from what I understand of the behavior.
So it's basically acts as a autoexec.cfg
Useful.
Another note: You can open the console midway in Vindictus and it'll send all those commands too. ^__^
Useful.
Another note: You can open the console midway in Vindictus and it'll send all those commands too. ^__^
so basically if i would enter lets say bind Y "player_monster_damage_base_constant 600" in VDC.txt file it will act as a bind and every time after loading i just press y and it activate that command? its like putting same commands in .exe target
edit:
i just tried to insert
bind Y "player_monster_damage_base_constant 600"
into vdc.txt and it wont work in game i still have to manually type in console and execute it everytime :/
edit:
i just tried to insert
bind Y "player_monster_damage_base_constant 600"
into vdc.txt and it wont work in game i still have to manually type in console and execute it everytime :/