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* Frames per second. | * Frames per second. | ||
* Player coordinates. | * Player coordinates. | ||
* World level (e.g. upstairs inside of a building or underground inside of a cave). | * World level (e.g. upstairs inside of a building or [[underground]] inside of a cave). | ||
* Nearby player count. | * Nearby player count. | ||
* Nearby NPC count. | * Nearby [[non-player character|[NPC]] count. | ||
* Nearby ground items. | * Nearby ground items. | ||
* Rendered mesh count (i.e. 3D models). | * Rendered mesh count (i.e. 3D models). |
Revision as of 11:43, 23 May 2025
The debug screen is an in-game overlay that displays technical data about the game's current state, such as the player's positional coordinates and game performance information.
You can access the debug screen by:
- UK: Hold down
SHIFT
and press#
. - US: Press
~
by itself.
Additionally, they can toggle the user interface by pressing
F2
.
It appears as if none of this is possible anymore.
List of Data
- Frames per second.
- Player coordinates.
- World level (e.g. upstairs inside of a building or underground inside of a cave).
- Nearby player count.
- Nearby [NPC count.
- Nearby ground items.
- Rendered mesh count (i.e. 3D models).
- Rendered sprite count (i.e. 2D images).
- Active meshes evaluation time.
- Frame time.
- Render time.
- Sprite render time.
- Camera render time.