So the final question is: is there any particular command to type in the console to see the damage? Ok, after some research I found that the amount of damage is visible only if a particular skill is active, and only some characters have these special skills. I can open the console as explained in this topic, but I can not see the damage… even if they reach K. I have seen some videos on the web where the player, opening the console while playing, shows scrolling rows like these. I have a question about the console that probably also interests other BL2 users: how can you see the amount of damage? In some fighting situations, it is difficult to realize the real amount of caused damages. The default value for the overlap argument is 64 pixels. This overlap is required for post processing effects like Depth of Field.Īs the multiplier gets larger, you should increase the value of the overlap to improve the quality of the screenshot.
The second optional argument is a value to use to overlap the smaller screenshots that will be stitched together to form the larger screen shot. The default value for the multiplier is 2. The first is an integer number that is a multiplier of the current screen resolution.
This allows you to take screenshots at a resolution higher than what you can render with your graphics card. A tiled screenshot is created by taking screenshots of smaller areas of the screen scaled up at a larger resolution and then stitching all the smaller screenshots together into one very large high resolution screen shot. SetRes HxV - Allows you to set a custom screen resolution to a value other than what is offered in the Video Options menu. Value is a floating point number for example, 2. Gamma value - Allows you set the Gamma value brightness beyond the bounds of the Video Options menu. Note that some rendering issue may occur with very large or very small FOV settings. Now save the file and exit from the text editor. The single line console window will automatically close itself when you hit Enter after typing in a console command this prevents the console window from being captured in screenshots generated from the console window. Run the game at least once, create a character in the game, exit and save your game, then exit the game from the main menu. To enable the command console window in the game, you will need to edit the DefaultInput. This was originally posted by Botman over on the old forums.
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