This cheat sets the amount of damage a zombie does to your health when they pounce on you. If you specify the name of a character as an argument, you will take control of the survivor with that name, rather than the closest survivor to your crosshair. This command will make you take control of the character under your crosshair (or the closest survivor to your crosshair, if your crosshair is not over a survivor). By default, this is set to 0 (bots can't do friendly fire damage). This command, if set to 1, will allow bots to deal friendly fire damage. See argument information for all parts of the HUD that you can hide. This command can be used to hide the entire HUD (set to 4), or hide specific parts of the HUD (e.g. You can set fire to other flammable objects/entities by colliding with them (e.g. This command ignites your character (setting you on fire), but you do not take damage. This command is similar to god, but with the god command, you don't react to/take damage. In Buddha mode, you will still appear to take damage, but will not die when you health reaches 0. This command enables "Buddha" mode, if set to 1. Find a list of all map IDs at commands.gg/l4d2/map. To load a map from the start menu, use the map command.
This command will switch the current map you are playing on to the specified map. This command will load the specified map (from the start menu). This command will spawn the NPC with the specified ID. See argument information for a list of possible numbers and functions. Functions include refilling ammo, health, and removing entities. This console command has a number of functions, dependent on the number you provide as an argument. See command page for a list of weapons, items, and other things that you can give with this command. This command will give you the specified weapon or item (or health/ammo). By default, this command is set to 0 (disabled). This command, if set to 1, will enable infinite ammo for your primary weapon (not your secondary weapon). Obviously, with unlimited ammo, you will never run out of ammo for any of your weapons. This command enables (if set to 1) and disables infinite ammo for your weapon. See command page for all upgrades that you can add with this command.
#Steam left for dead 2 trainer upgrade
This cheat will add the specified upgrade to your character. In noclip mode, you do not collide with walls, objects, etc, allowing you to fly through/to any part of the map. This cheat enables and disables (toggles) no clip mode. In god mode, you and your team are invincible and will not take any damage. This cheat enables (if set to 1) and disables god mode for your entire team. Use the "Table View" and "Card View" buttons to switch between list layouts. You can find additional information, and useful examples, for each command by visiting its command page. Type the name of a L4D2 cheat into the search bar below to instantly search all 116 cheat codes stored in our database. Commands that have a default value are also indicated with a badge. Some commands require sv_cheats to be set to 1 in order to work - these are indicated with the sv_cheats tag in their description. For more help using the L4D2 console, see our Left 4 Dead 2 Console Guide. To run commands, type them into the console and hit enter/return on your keyboard. For some, pressing the ~ (tilde) tilde key will work. Once enabled, you can open the console by pressing the ` (grave) key on your keyboard. To do this, go to Options > Keyboard/Mouse > Allow Developer Console > Enabled. You can turn on the console in L4D2 by changing the developer console setting to enabled. These L4D2 cheats are up-to-date for the latest version of the game on Steam, working for both single player and multiplayer.
#Steam left for dead 2 trainer Pc
Below is a searchable list of 116 cheats and console commands from Left 4 Dead 2 on PC / Mac.
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