Last changes: 1999-07-13

Quake Console Commands

Index

General Information
Quake v1.06 Console Commands
Windows Quake Console Commands
OpenGL Quake Console Commands
VQuake Console Commands

General Information

This page is a mixture of the command lists from QuakeWorld.Net and Daniel Rinehart's homepage.
Some things were added by myself, Maddes, and are marked with ^*.
You can find the most recent version of this list on Quake Info Pool.

Keys for the list:

(A) = Action
(C) = Command
(P) = Protocol
(T) = Toggle or flag
(V) = Variable
(X) = Other
(?) = Unknown

Quake v1.06 Console Commands

This section provides commands for all Quake versions, like DOSQuake, WinQuake, GLQuake and QuakeWorld.
In QuakeWorld, commands may be proceeded with a '/' character optionally. If you do not use the '/' to begin your commands, a mistyped command that QuakeWorld does not recognize will be echoed to everyone in the game like messagemode.

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		+attack / -attack (A)
			Syntax: +attack -attack When attack is active the player is firing their current weapon. See also: impulse

		+back / -back (A)
			Syntax: +back -back When back is active the player is moving backwards. See also: cl_backspeed

		+forward / -forward (A)
			Syntax: +forward -forward When forward is active the player is moving forward. See also: cl_forwardspeed

		+jump / -jump (A)
			Syntax: +jump -jump When jump is active the player is jumping. See also: sv_gravity

		+klook / -klook (A)
			Syntax: +klook -klook When klook is active forward and back become lookup and lookdown respectively.

		+left / -left (A)
			Syntax: +left -left When left is active the player is turning left. See also: cl_yawspeed

		+lookdown / -lookdown (A)
			Syntax: +lookdown -lookdown When lookdown is active the player's view is moving down. See also: cl_pitchspeed, centerview, force_centerview

		+lookup / -lookup (A)
			Syntax: +lookup -lookup When lookup is active the player's view is moving up. See also: cl_pitchspeed, centerview, force_centerview

		+mlook / -mlook (A)
			Syntax: +mlook -mlook When mlook is active moving the mouse forwards and backwards performs a lookup and lookdown respectively.

		+movedown / - movedown (A)
			Syntax: +movedown -movedown When movedown is active the player is swimming down in a liquid. See also: cl_upspeed

		+moveleft / -moveleft (A)
			Syntax: +moveleft -moveleft When moveleft is active the player is strafing left. See also: cl_sidespeed

		+moveright / -moveright (A)
			Syntax: +moveright -moveright When moveright is active the player is strafing right. See also: cl_sidespeed

		+moveup / -moveup (A)
			Syntax: +moveup -moveup When moveup is active the player is swimming up in a liquid. See also: cl_upspeed

		+right / -right (A)
			Syntax: +right -right When right is active the player is turning right. See also: cl_yawspeed

		+showscores / -showscores (A)
			Syntax: +showscores -showscores When showscores is active in single player mode the current level stats are shown on the status bar. In multiplayer mode the current frags are shown on the full screen.

		+speed / -speed (A)
			Syntax: +speed -speed When speed is active the player is running. See also: cl_movespeedkey, cl_anglespeedkey

		+strafe / -strafe (A)
			Syntax: +strafe -strafe When strafe is active left and right function like moveleft and moveright, strafing in that direction.

		+use / -use (A)
			Syntax: +use <?> -use Sets the USE flag for the player. Currently not used by Quake.

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		_cl_color (V)
			Syntax: _cl_color <value> Default: 0 Set the player's color. The value is SC*16+PC where SC is shirt color and PC is pants color. See also: color

		_cl_name (V)
			Syntax: _cl_name <string> Default: Player Sets the player's name. See also: name

		_config_com_baud (V)
			Syntax: _config_com_baud <value> Default: 57600 Sets the default baud rate for the modem. See also: com1/com2

		_config_com_irq (V)
			Syntax: _config_com_irq <value> Default: 4 Sets the default irq for the modem. See also: com1/com2

		_config_com_modem (T)
			Syntax: _config_com_modem <0/1> Default: 0 This is a really weird option. If set to 1 then com1 gets the values that the _config_x commands sets. It doesn't work for com2 though. I think in general it's better just to use the com1 and com2 commands. See also: com1/com2

		_config_com_port (V)
			Syntax: _config_com_port <value> Default: 1016 Sets the default port for the modem. Use 0x#### to enter the number in hex. See also: com1/com2

		_config_modem_clear (V)
			Syntax: _config_modem_clear <string> Default: ATZ Sets the default modem reset command. See also: com1/com2

		_config_modem_dialtype (V)
			Syntax: _config_modem_dialtype <P/T> Default: T Sets the default dialing mode to Touch Tone (T) or Pulse (P). See also: com1/com2

		_config_modem_hangup (V)
			Syntax: _config_modem_hangup <string> Default: AT H Sets the default hangup string for the modem. See also: com1/com2

		_config_modem_init (V)
			Syntax: _config_modem_init <string> Default: (none) Sets the default modem init string. See also: com1/com2

		_vid_default_mode (V)
			Syntax: _vid_default_mode <mode> Default: 0 Sets the default video mode that Quake uses. See also: menu_video

_vid_wait_override (T)

Syntax: _vid_wait_override <0/1>
Default: 0
From techinfo.txt:

	can be used to force wait for vertical sync in all modes. When
	_vid_wait_override is set to 0, the type of waiting, if any,
	for each video mode that's set thereafter is automatically set
	to that appears to be the fastest safe state. However, it is
	possible in some cases that automatic setting may result in
	some screen glitching, and it is also true that shear can be
	eliminated by waiting for vertical sync (although at a cost in
	performance), so it may be desirable in some cases to override
	the automatic wait selection and always wait for vertical
	sync.  This can be done by setting _vid_wait_override to 1. Once
	set, this remains in effect through all succeeding mode sets,
	even when Quake is exited and re-entered; the only way to keep
	Quake from waiting for vertical sync once _vid_wait_override is
	set to 1 is to set _vid_wait_override to 0. Note that changing
	_vid_wait_override doesn't affect the current mode, but rather
	takes effect on the next mode set.

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alias (C)

Syntax: alias <name> [command]
Using alias without the [command] option will erase the alias specified in <name>.
From techinfo.txt:

	The alias command is used to create a reference to a command or list
	of commands. When aliasing multiple commands, or commands that contain
	multiple words (such as "fraglimit 50"), you must enclose all the
	commands in quotation marks and separate each command with a
	semi-colon.

	Example of an alias that changes some Deathmatch server parameters:

	alias net_game "hostname my_server ; fraglimit 15 ; timelimit 15"
	bind INS net_game

Windows Quake Console Commands

This section provides additional commands for Quake windows versions, like WinQuake, GLQuake and QuakeWorld.
In QuakeWorld, commands may be proceeded with a '/' character optionally. If you do not use the '/' to begin your commands, a mistyped command that QuakeWorld does not recognize will be echoed to everyone in the game like messagemode.
Some of these commands are available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher, but maybe have no effect. Also DOS Quake maybe shows "Unknown command" warnings which can be ignored.

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		_snd_mixahead (V)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: _snd_mixahead <value> Default: 0.1 Sets the time (in seconds) to mix the sound that much ahead. Should only be used with severe lag.

		_vid_default_mode_win (V)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: _vid_default_mode_win <value> Default: 3 Just like the DOS Quake vid_default_mode you can set the default video mode for Windows versions. See also: _vid_default_mode, menu_video

		_windowed_mouse (T)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: _windowed_mouse <0/1> Default: 0 Toggles windowed mouse mode. Helpful when playing WinQuake in a windowed mode.

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		block_switch (?)
			Syntax: block_switch Default: 0 Not documented yet.

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		cmdline (C)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: cmdline Displays the command line/parameters with which quake was started.

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		gamecfg (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: gamecfg Default: 0 Not documented yet.

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		lcd_x (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: lcd_x Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		lcd_yaw (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: lcd_yaw Default: 0 Not documented yet.

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		mcache (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: mcache Not documented yet.

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		nomonsters (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: nomonsters Default: 0 Not documented yet.

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		saved1 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: saved1 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		saved2 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: saved2 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		saved3 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: saved3 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		saved4 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: saved4 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		savedgamecfg (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: savedgamecfg Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		scratch1 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: scratch1 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		scratch2 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: scratch2 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		scratch3 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: scratch3 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

		scratch4 (?)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: scratch4 Default: 0 Not documented yet.

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		vid_config_x (V)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: vid_config_x <value> Default: 800 Width of mode 2 window. See also: vid_config_y, vid_forcemode, vid_stretch_by_2

		vid_config_y (V)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: vid_config_y <value> Default: 600 Height of mode 2 window. See also: vid_config_x, vid_forcemode, vid_stretch_by_2

		vid_forcemode (C)
			Syntax: vid_forcemode <value> Sets the specified mode, even if it's the same as the current mode. From wqreadme.txt: This is generally useful only if you've modified the characteristics of video mode 2 (the configurable window) while you're in mode 2, and want to force the new characteristics to take effect. See also: vid_config_x, vid_config_y, vid_stretch_by_2

		vid_fullscreen (C)
			Syntax: vid_fullscreen Switches to the mode specified in vid_fullscreen_mode. See also: vid_fullscreen_mode, vid_windowed, vid_windowed_mode

		vid_fullscreen_mode (V)
			Syntax: vid_fullscreen_mode <value> Default: 3 Mode for vid_fullscreen. See also: vid_fullscreen, vid_windowed, vid_windowed_mode

		vid_minimize (C)
			Syntax: vid_minimized Minimizes the window only when in windowd mode. From wqreadme.txt: You can bind a key to the commands "vid_windowed; wait; vid_minimize" to minimize WQ regardless of whether you're running in windowed or fullscreen mode.

		vid_stretch_by_2 (T)^{(available in DOS Quake 1.07 and higher)}
			Syntax: vid_stretch_by_2 <0/1> Default: 1 Renders at half-resolution in each direction and stretch up to the specified size in mode 2, otherwise renders at full resolution (0). See also: vid_config_x, vid_config_y, vid_forcemode

		vid_window_x (V)
			Syntax: vid_window_x <value> Default: 0 X coordinate of the window position in windowed mode.

		vid_window_y (V)
			Syntax: vid_window_y <value> Default: 0 Y coordinate of the window position in windowed mode.

		vid_windowed (C)
			Syntax: vid_windowed Switches to the mode specified in vid_windowed_mode. See also: vid_fullscreen, vid_fullscreen_mode, vid_windowed_mode

		vid_windowed_mode (V)
			Syntax: vid_windowed_mode <value> Default: 0 Mode for vid_windowed. See also: vid_fullscreen, vid_fullscreen_mode, vid_windowed

OpenGL Quake Console Commands

This section provides additional commands for OpenGL Quake versions, like GLQuake and GLQuakeWorld.
In QuakeWorld, commands may be proceeded with a '/' character optionally. If you do not use the '/' to begin your commands, a mistyped command that QuakeWorld does not recognize will be echoed to everyone in the game like messagemode.

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		gl_affinemodels (?)^*
			Syntax: gl_affinemodels <value> Not documented yet.

		gl_cull (T)^*
			Syntax: gl_cull <0/1> Default: 1 ADVANCED OPTION: Toggles backface culling on model files. Thanks to Charles "Psykotik" Pence for the info.

		gl_finish (T)
			Syntax: gl_finish <0/1> Default: 1 ADVANCED OPTION: Toggles GLQuake's issue of a glFinish() call after each frame. 0 - Do not issue a glFinish() call after each frame, this may optimize speed for non 3Dfx based systems. 1 - Issue a glFinish() call after each frame.

		gl_flashblend (T)
			Syntax: gl_flashblend <0/1> Default: 1 Toggles how GLQuake handles dynamic lighting. 0 - Makes dynamic lights look as they do in software Quake, and is slightly slower. 1 - Use the new dynamic light drawing technique.

		gl_keeptjunctions (T)
			Syntax: gl_keeptjunctions <0/1> Default: 1 ADVANCED OPTION: Toggles if t-junctions are kept. 0 - Does not save t-juncts, will speed up the game, but will leave a few artifact pixels. 1 - Save t-juncts.

		gl_nobind (?)^*
			Syntax: gl_nobind <value> Not documented yet.

		gl_picmip (T)
			Syntax: gl_picmip <0-4> Default: 0 ADVANCED OPTION: This option controls the texture detail of the map, each value greater than 0 cuts the size of textures used in the map by half. This helps reduce memory requirements resulting in smoother frame rate in complex scenes. The down side is this will make things a bit more blurry.

		gl_playermip (T)
			Syntax: gl_playermip <0-4> Default: 0 ADVANCED OPTION: This option controls the texture detail of models in the game, each value greater than 0 cuts the size of textures used in the map by half. This helps reduce memory requirements resulting in smoother frame rate in complex scenes. The down side is this will make things a bit more blurry.

		gl_polyblend (T)
			Syntax: gl_polyblend <0/1> Default: 1 Toggles the effects (palette shifting) from getting hit, quad, pentagram of protection, and under water clarity. 0 - Poly blending is disabled. 1 - Poly blending is enabled.

		gl_reportjunctions (?)^*
			Syntax: gl_reportjunctions <value> Not documented yet.

		gl_rounddown (T)
			Syntax: gl_rounddown <0/1> Default: 1 ADVANCED OPTION: Toggles how GLQuake handles textures whose dimensions are not a power of 2. 0 - The texture will be scaled up to the next power of 2 size. 1 - The texture will be scaled down to the next power of 2 size.

		gl_sgis_multitexture (T)^*
			Syntax: gl_sgis_multitexture <0/1> Default: detected by GLQuake Multitextures support allows certain hardware to render the world in onepass instead of two. On hardware that supports this, you will get a 60% to 100% increase in frame rate. This extension will be autodetected and used. If for some reason it is not working correctly, specify the command line option "-nomtex" to disable it.

		gl_smoothmodels (?)^*
			Syntax: gl_smoothmodels <value> Not documented yet.

		gl_subdivide_size (C)^*
			Syntax: gl_subdivide_size <value> Default: 128 Defines the size of the pieces in which skies are divided/split. Higher values being better for smoothness, albeit with a tradeoff in distortion of the sky up close.

		gl_texturemode (T)^*
			Syntax: gl_texturemode [GL_NEAREST \| GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_NEAREST \| GL_LINEAR \| GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST \| GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR] Default: GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST ADVANCED OPTION: Sets the texture mapping mode.

		gl_triplebuffer (T)^*
			Syntax: gl_triplebuffer <0/1> Default: 0 Enables TripleBuffering. Set this to 1 on a Voodoo Rush card.

		gl_ztrick (T)
			Syntax: gl_ztrick <0/1> Default: 1 ADVANCED OPTION: Toggles if GLQuake clears the Z-buffer after each frame. If the status bar or console flashes, set the variable to 0. 0 - GL Quake does not clear the Z-buffer. 1 - GL Quake does clear the Z-buffer.

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		r_lightmap (T)^*
			Syntax: r_lightmap <0/1> Default: 0 Enabled shows the lightmap without textures, textures only displayed on entities.

		r_mirroralpha (C)
			Syntax: r_mirroralpha <0-1> Default: 1 Causes a stained glass texture (like the window at the 'easy' hall in the start map) to reflect when set to a decimal value less than 1.

		r_novis (T)
			Syntax: r_novis <0/1> Default: 0 Toggles if GLQuake use visible information list, the drawback is massive engine slow down associated with the r_novis 1 option. See also: r_wateralpha

		r_shadows (T)
			Syntax: r_shadows <0/1> Default: 0 Toggles if GLQuake displays shadows. 0 - GLQuake does not display shadows. 1 - GLQuake does display shadows.

		r_wateralpha (C)
			Syntax: r_wateralpha <0-1> Default: 1 Allows for semi-transparent water when set to a decimal value greater than 0. See also: r_novis

VQuake Console Commands

This section provides additional commands for VQuake.

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		d_bilerp (T)^*
			Syntax: d_bilerp <0/1> Default: 1 Setting to 0 turns off texture bilinear filtering.

		d_mipcap (V)^*
			Syntax: d_mipcap <value> Default: 0 Increasing it (to 1, 2, or 3) reduces texture detail for all objects.

		d_mipscale (V)^*
			Syntax: d_mipscale <value> Default: 1.0 Increasing it reduces texture detail for more distant objects.

		d_dither (T)^*
			Syntax: d_dither <0/1> Default: 1 Setting to 0 turns off dithering.

		d_wamp (V)^*
			Syntax: d_wamp <value> Default: 7.0 Controls amplitude of water warping.

		d_wfreq (V)^*
			Syntax: d_wfreq <value> Default: 12.0 Controls frequency of water warping.

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		r_antialias (V)^*
			Syntax: r_antialias <0-7> Default: 0 Use "r_antialias 7" to antialias just about everything, including particles.

		*r_surfacelookup (T)^{ (available in VQuake 1.08 Beta 1 and higher)}**
			Syntax: r_surfacelookup <0/1> Default: 1 Disabling r_surfacelookup will make the CPU perform the 8 to 16 bit conversion step for texture maps instead of the Verité. On faster CPUs this can increase performance. Results also depend on what resolution you choose.

		ambient_fade (V)
			Syntax: ambient_fade <n> Default: 100 How quickly ambient sounds fade in/out. Higher values make the sound fade quicker. See also: ambient_level

		ambient_level (V)
			Syntax: ambient_level <n> Default: 0.3 How loud ambient sounds are. This includes wind, water, and other ambient sounds. See also: ambient_fade

		auxlook (T)
			Syntax: auxlook <0/1> Default: 1 Toggle the camera angle control for use with an auxiliary controller (eg. SpaceTec & SpaceOrb). See also: toggle_auxlook

		ban (C)
			Syntax: ban <ip address> [mask] At long last you can ban those troublesome players. Just get their ip with the status command and enter it in. However, don't get your hopes up that much at this point. It is a quick hack and can only current handle one banned ip address. It also supports higher order domain banning to make it easy to ban players from a particular ISP or site. Once you have declared at least one banned site typing ban without an ip address will list the current sites that are being banned. To use the higher order domain banning the format is: ban xxx.xxx.0.0 xxx.xxx.0.0 (yes you have to type twice) Once banning has been turned on you can turn it off by using the command: ban off See also: status

		begin (P)
			Syntax: begin This command reports "Not valid from console" when run. It is part of the Quake client/server protocol. Sent by a client to a server after the client has processed the entity spawn messages and the client is ready to begin rendering and processing game update messages. Not for use by mortals. See also: prespawn, spawn

		bf (C)
			Syntax: bf Background flash, used when you pick up an item.

		bgmbuffer (V)
			Syntax: bgmbuffer <size> Default: 4096 Amount of memory allocated for the background music buffer, used when playing from a cd. See also: bgmvolume, cd

		bgmvolume (V)
			Syntax: bgmvolume <vol> Default: 1.0 Volume of background cd music. See also: cd, bgmbuffer

		centerview (C)
			Syntax: centerview Moves player's view back to straight ahead after a +lookup or +lookdown action. See also: v_centerspeed, force_centerview

		changelevel (C)
			Syntax: changelevel <map> Switch game play to selected level. Use this command instead of map when you are running a server. Unlike the command map, changelevel won't disconnect all of the clients before loading the next level. See also: map

		cl_anglespeedkey (V)
			Syntax: cl_anglespeedkey <speed> Default: 1.5 Sets multiplier for how fast you turn when running. See also: cl_yawspeed

		cl_backspeed (V)^*
			Syntax: cl_backspeed <speed> Default: 200 Sets backward movement rate. See also: sv_maxspeed, cl_movespeedkey

		cl_bob (V)
			Syntax: cl_bob <value> Default: 0.02 Sets how much your weapon moves up and down when walking. See also: cl_bobcycle, cl_bobup

		cl_bobcycle (V)
			Syntax: cl_bobcycle <value> Default: 0.6 Sets how quickly your weapon moves up and down when walking. See also: cl_bob, cl_bobup

		cl_bobup (V)
			Syntax: cl_bobup <value> Default: 0.5 Sets how long your weapon stays up before cycling when walking. See also: cl_bob, cl_bob_cycle

		cl_forwardspeed (V)
			Syntax: cl_forwardspeed <speed> Default: 200 Sets forward movement rate. See also: sv_maxspeed, cl_movespeedkey

		cl_movespeedkey (V)
			Syntax: cl_movespeedkey <speed> Default: 2.0 Set multiplier for how fast you move when running. See also: cl_backspeed, cl_forwardspeed, sv_maxspeed

		cl_nolerp (T)
			Syntax: cl_nolerp <0/1> Default: 0 The default 0 has the following effect on game play. Normally in a netgame, when you are playing Quake plays for a bit, then check for the other players TCP/IP packets. This causes smooth play with the occasional jerk as it loads positions. Setting it to 1 changes the behavior. This causes the game to only display 1 frame per loading of positions, so it loads a positions in, displays a frame then loads positions, displays a frame, etc.

		cl_pitchspeed (V)
			Syntax: cl_pitchspeed <value> Default: 150 Sets how fast you lookup and lookdown.

		cl_rollangle (V)
			Syntax: cl_rollangle <value> Default: 2.0 Sets how much your screen tilts when strafing. See also: cl_rollspeed

		cl_rollspeed (V)
			Syntax: cl_rollspeed <speed> Default: 200 Sets how quickly you straighten out after strafing. See also: cl_rollangle

		cl_shownet (T)
			Syntax: cl_shownet <0/1> Default: 0 Toggle the display of current net status (Doesn't mean much to me.) Example output: 98 98 120 120 98

		cl_sidespeed (V)
			Syntax: cl_sidespeed <speed> Default: 350 Sets how quickly you strafe.

		cl_upspeed (V)^*
			Syntax: cl_upspeed <speed> Default: 200 Effects how quickly you move in liquids. (up, down and forward)

		cl_yawspeed (V)
			Syntax: cl_yawspeed <speed> Default: 140 Sets how quickly you turn left or right. See also: cl_anglespeedkey

		cmd (C)
			Syntax: cmd <commands> This command, when issued from the client, forwards the remaining command arguments to the server for execution. For example: 'cmd sv_gravity -100', or 'cmd deathmatch 0', when issued at a connected client's console, will be sent to and processed by the server as if issued from the server's console. Note: as of 1.06, the server ignores such commands.

		color (C)
			Syntax: color <shirt> <pants> Sets the player's colors. If just the shirt color is used the pants color will be the same. See also: _cl_color

		con_notifytime (V)
			Syntax: con_notifytime <time> Default: 3 Sets how long messages are displayed when playing.

		connect (C)
			Syntax: connect <server> Connect to a Quake server. The name can be an absolute LAN address, IP, or hostname, depending on your network connection. You can also use the following format "connect xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: xxxxx" to connect to a certain udpport of a server. Make sure you use the quotes ("") otherwise it doesn't work. (I've had trouble getting this to work) In general if you want to connect to a port other than 26000 on a server use the port command before a connect command. See also: port, slist, disconnect, reconnect

		coop (T)
			Syntax: coop <0/1> Default: 0 Toggle the cooperative play mode in network games. See also: deathmatch, teamplay