CaptainKoala

Ok, so, as anyone who's played Max Payne (on computer) and wanted to cheat knows, you have to add " -developer" to the end of the run line, and use the code queue to enter cheats. Since all the code to run object interactions (ie enemies, boilers [hem hem] blowing up, etc.) is shown, you can just see a nice line of code you like, and apply it to your own purposes.

There are no preset infinite ammo cheats. So, with a little reading, you can figure out that the string

player->c_setinfiniteammo ( weapon, true );

sets the ammo for a weapon to be infinite.

I found this out when I entered GetAllWeapons (a preset macro), and saw that the baseball bat and lead pipe had that string after the string to generate the weapon. I haven't looked for any other cool strings to use to make stuff happen.

/edit; ok, so, there is an infinite ammo cheat, but, it's annoying if you just want one weapon to be infinite.

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