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Debug-Commands.md

@ -8,6 +8,12 @@ Mapbase changes existing debug console commands and also has its own. These comm
There was also an oversight with the delay parameter that prevented decimals from being used. This has been fixed in Mapbase.
## ent_teleport, ent_text
`ent_teleport` and `ent_text` are existing commands that do two completely separate things. `ent_teleport` teleports a named entity to a location and `ent_text` shows debug information on an entity in `developer` mode.
Both support looking through the entity list, but they didn't have auto-completion like `ent_fire` does. Mapbase gives them the same entity list auto-completion function as `ent_fire`, which is extremely useful if you use the commands often.
## ent_create, npc_create, etc.
**Not implemented in public build; v1.2 change**
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Using `npc_select` alone just gets the entity the player is looking at, which is standard practice, but a name can be passed as well. However, by default, this does not have auto-completion like `ent_fire` does.
There are other commands with this behavior (todo)
There are 9 other existing AI debugging commands with similar look-at-by-default-but-accept-names behavior:
Mapbase adds auto-completion to `npc_select` and related commands.
* `npc_nearest`
* `npc_route`
* `npc_combat`
* `npc_tasks`
* `npc_task_text`
* `npc_conditions`
* `npc_viewcone`
* `npc_relationships`
* `npc_steering`
(todo)
Mapbase adds auto-completion to `npc_select` and these related commands. They will search the entity list like `ent_fire` does, but they'll only show NPC-derived entities.