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Client arguments

These arguments only have an effect on the VU client.

Enables WebUI debugging at .

Connect to a server with the given GUID (without dashes) and an optional password. This is the ID of a . You can also use this URL as a hyperlink on a website to join a server.

Example:
Example (with password):

Connect as a spectator to a server with the given GUID (without dashes) and an optional password. This is the ID of a . You can also use this URL as a hyperlink to join a server as a spectator.

Example:
Example (with password):

Enable verbose debugging logging for CEF. Useful for catching issues with WebUI mods. When running with this argument, a file will be created in the directory of VU (usually ).

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Accepts a single boolean argument ( or ) that specifies whether the blue-tint filter should be enabled or not.

When used with no arguments, it returns whether the blue-tint filter is enabled or not.

Accepts a single boolean argument ( or ) which specifies whether players are allowed to exit the combat area or not. When set to the combat area will be disabled and players will not be killed for exiting it.

When used with no arguments, it returns whether deserting (leaving the combat area) is allowed or not. Defaults to .

Accepts a single boolean argument ( or ) which toggles destruction. When set to , all destruction on the server will be disabled.

When used with no arguments, it returns whether destruction is currently enabled or not. Defaults to .

Fades the screen of all the currently connected players from black back to normal.

Fades the screen of all the currently connected players to black.

Returns the current server frequency mode. For 30Hz it returns , for 60Hz it returns and for 120Hz it returns .

Accepts a single boolean argument ( or ) that specifies whether high performance replication should be enabled or not. Normally, the server will reduce the amount of updates it sends for players that are further away from other players. Setting this to will make the server send updates at the same rate for all players. This also results in an increase in network activity.

When used with no arguments, it returns whether high performance replication is enabled or not. Defaults to .

A URL pointing to a custom server banner image that will be shown to users in the VU server browser. This must be an http or https URL pointing to a JPEG image with the extension. The recommended resolution for banner images is . Using inappropriate or hateful images will result in your server being delisted and your server hosting privileges being revoked.

Accepts two arguments: a team number and the number of tickets that team should have. For example, to set the tickets of team to you would execute the following command:

Lists the number of spectators currently connected to the server.

Accepts a single integer argument ( or higher) which sets the maximum amount of players per squad.

When used with no arguments, it returns the current squad size.

Accepts a single boolean argument ( or ) that specifies whether the sun flare should be enabled or not.

When used with no arguments, it returns whether the sun flare is enabled or not.

Accepts a single numeric argument ( or higher) that specifies a multiplier for the suppression effect. Setting this to completely disables suppression (both visually and for weapon spread).

When used with no arguments, it returns the current supression multiplier. Defaults to .

Accepts a single numeric argument ( to ) that specifies the relative time scale for all players. Values lower than make the game slower, values higher make the game faster.

When used with no arguments, it returns the current time scale. Defaults to .

Accepts a single boolean argument ( or ) which toggles whether vehicles can enter the disabled state or not. When set to , vehicles will no longer get disabled (and drain health) when they reach low health status.

When used with no arguments, it returns whether vehicle disabling is enabled or not. Defaults to .

Returns the current FPS of the server.

Returns the 30-second moving average of the server FPS. If this value falls below then a performance warning indicator will be shown next to your server in the server browser.

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Common arguments

These arguments can be used when running a VU server or client.

Used to explicitly specify the Battlefield 3 installation directory.

Writes a performance profile to .

Specifies the Zeus environment to connect to. Defaults to .

Specifies the update branch to fetch updates from. Defaults to whatever is set to.

Traces DataContainer usage in VEXT and prints any dangling DCs during level destuction.

Sets a custom CA certificate bundle to use for SSL verification.

Activates BF3 on the current machine using the specified Origin credentials.

Allocates an external console window for debug logging.

Saves logging output to a file in the logs folder. For servers, this folder will be in the server instance directory. For clients, it will be in the VU AppData installation folder.

Enables verbose logging.

Enables VEXT remote debugging, connecting to the debugger at the specified (this does not currently work). It also prevents the server / client connections from timing out and makes it so compiled VEXT modules sent to the client contain debug symbols.

Enables VEXT execution tracing. When tracing is enabled and VU crashes, the last executed line of each loaded VEXT mod will be available from the crash dialog and in the submitted crash details. Keep in mind that this could adversely affect performance.

Server arguments

These arguments only have an effect on the VU server.

The two required arguments for running a VU server.

Sets the VU server frequency to 60Hz.

Sets the VU server frequency to 120Hz.

Runs the VU server in headless mode (without creating any windows).

Sets the server instance path (where the server configuration, logs, and mods are stored) for the VU server.

Enables high resolution terrain. Useful for extending maps beyond their original play area.

Disables interpolation between different terrain LODs.

Disables level checksum validation on client connection.

Sets the host and port the VU server should listen for connections on. Defaults to .

Sets the port the VU server should listen for MonitoredHarmony connections. Defaults to .

Sets the host and port the VU server should listen for RCON connections. Defaults to .

Makes the server not show up in the server list. Unlisted servers can only be joined by the console command or via the url scheme, which can also be added as a launch argument to to auto-join as soon as the client loads.

Specifies the IP address clients should connect to in order to join this server. Only IPv4 addresses are supported. If you don’t specify this, the backend will attempt to automatically detect the server’s IP address.

Specifies a hostname clients should use when connecting to this server. When this is specified has no effect and any clients attempting to connect will not attempt to perform any NAT detection.

Disables automatic updates.

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Mod list

Adds a mod to the list of mods to load on the next server restart and saves the changes to the file. This will not load the mod immediately.

Lists the mods that are available to be added to the mod list.

Clears the list of mods to loads on the next server restart and saves the changes to the file. This will not unload any currently running mods.

Accepts a single boolean argument ( or ) which toggles debug mode for any loaded extensions. When set to , any scripts will be built with debug symbols enabled, which will make it so errors printed on the server and the clients will contain more useful information about their source.

When used with no arguments, it returns whether debug mode is currently enabled or not. Defaults to .

Lists the mods to load on the next server restart. This basically lists all mods present in the file and may not be the same as the list of mods that are currently running.

Lists all currently loaded / running mods.

Reloads all currently loaded mods. Keep in mind that this can cause significant server and client lag and also crashes as not all mods support reloading.

Removes a mod from the list of mods to load on the next server restart and saves the changes to the file. This will not unload any currently running mods.