When open, you can enter command variables by typing into the console. The command console can be opened and closed at any time during the game by pressing the ~ (tilde) key, which is typically next to the 1 key and above the TAB key on most keyboards. There are three different ways in which you can pass a command variable onto the engine:
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First we need to look at how to properly use commands. We'll examine some of the most useful working cvars on the next few pages.
There are a huge number of cvars available for Crysis 3's game engine, but many are locked, and can't be easily implemented. Using these commands, you can directly instruct the game engine to make particular changes. The primary method of implementing advanced tweaks in Crysis 3 is through Command Variables (cvars). In such cases, we can turn to more advanced methods of fine tuning the graphics and gameplay options in Crysis 3, as covered in this section. Alternatively, you might want to run at Very High, but disable certain effects that are bothering you, or that you consider not worth the performance hit.
For example, you may wish to lower your in-game settings to Medium, then enable only a couple of the most prominent effects from Very High. There are times though when you may wish to enable or disable selected effects without raising or lowering entire settings. The in-game settings in Crysis 3 already allow a great deal of scope for customizing the way the game looks and performs.
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