slažem se ,definitivno je bolje iz prvog lica...
a dal ga budu stavili kao opciju nije još potvrđeno...
evo još malo :
The catch is that they're actually commands for the developer console, not ones you type mid-game.
Launch the game with the parameter -log to start the game with a functional console. The commands should work there, or you can type in "Set dnWindow.DukeConsole ConsoleKey 192" to bind Tilde on a US keyboard to the in-game developer console. Afterwards you can even remove the launch parameter as the bind will save. If you have a non-US keyboard refer to
this for some more values that may work better for you.
dnHealth # - Sets your maximum health to the specified value. This is your health after your ego has been depleted. This has little real indicator on what your health is regularly, but the effects are quite obvious. For example, you'll die instantly after your ego is depleted with "dnHealth 1", and be virtually unkillable with "dnHealth 100000".
dnBlind - Duke holds out his hand to cover his eyes. Command doesn't seem to work properly while holding some guns. Seems to work fine with the Devastator at least.
dnEgo # - Sets your max ego to the specified value, normal maximum allowed in the game should be 100, but the command has no limitation and you can even make the ego bar go well off the screen.
dnBall - Makes a big question mark appear in front of you, probably due to trying to spawn an item using assets not available in the demo.
Testdeath - Kills yourself.
dnBox - Makes a big question mark appear in front of you, probably due to trying to spawn an item using assets not available in the demo.
dnBarrel - Spawns a barrel in front of you.
dnAmmo - Toggles infinite ammo mode.
dnShrink # - Shrinks yourself for # of seconds. If already shrunk, command will unshrink you. If no value is provided, shrink simply functions as a toggle.
dnFreeze - Freezes yourself, toggle.
Gibme - Kills yourself.
AllAmmo - Better version of dnweapons, gives you a full set of inventory items as well as all the guns.
dnPickle - Splashes pickle juice onto your screen.
dnMustard - Splashes mustard onto your screen.
dnMayo - Splashes mayo onto your screen.
dnKetchup - Splashes ketchup onto your screen.
dnWater - Splashes water onto your screen.
dnMist - Splashes mist onto your screen.
dnBlood - Splashes blood onto your screen.
dnCoords - Displays coordinate info on the screen.
dnScotty # - Warps to the first map of level #. Only 0's actually functional in the demo because the second map is part B of level 14. (Just use "map map14b" if you want to warp there.)
Some others are actually valid console commands, but don't appear to do anything or need to be given specific input to see the proper results:
dnPaste
dnCopy
dnTalk
dnListen
dnSetMesh
dnKroz
dnUnlock
dnQARate
And the ones everybody knows already work both as in-game codes as well as developer console commands:
dnDebug - Displays a bunch of debug info on the screen.
dnRate - Displays framerate on the screen.
dnClip - Toggles no-clip.
dnWeapons - Drops every weapon except the nuke at your feet.
dnMonsters - Makes you invisible and all monsters ignore you.