Developer console



The Developer console has been around for a long time, but was only made available to players with the release of Z-buffering on 15 September 2010. It may, according to Jagex, "prove useful in tracking down the cause of more technical issues with the client on your computer." You can view a list of commands by typing either help or commands in the window. It also display Runescape's Build Number in the lower right corner.

The latest build number is Build 634 and was released on 14 December 2010.

To get to this console press the [`] (quote/grave accent). It is found to the left of the '1' key on most English keyboards. The tilde [~] key on your keyboard is another way to open it.

Commands


The list of current commands are:

Trivia

 * Text that has been copied from another source can be pasted into the console using Control-C (copy) and Control-V (paste). Text in the console can be copied using Control-A (select all) and then Control-C when the console is open.
 * This is the first time ever that Jagex has enabled access to the very tools they use to develop the game. Of course, the developer's console is only available to the players is a restricted version, so players cannot affect the game in any way with it.
 * When the developer's console is open, clicking somewhere will have the normal effect. The keyboard commands, such as the F1-F5 hotkeys or the arrow keys that move the camera position, won't work until the player closes the developer's console again.
 * When one enters a command, the time of entering it is displayed in UTC.
 * The 'cls' command will clear the console, but will not delete the previously entered commands. When one has cleared the console, and then presses Control-A they will still select all hidden previous commands (and any commands not hidden). This can then be copied and pasted somewhere to see the cleared commands.
 * When one logs out, all entered commands will be deleted and cannot be retrieved.
 * You can not enter text in the game while the developer's console is open.
 * The developer;s console can be used as a temporary extra long notes. It can be used to track doors while doing dungeoneering, especially on large floors.