Many mods provide real-time console commands that let you tweak settings on the fly. For example, use commands such as:

Familiarize yourself with the mod’s list of in-game commands (often found in the mod’s manual) so you can quickly alter parameters such as game mode, map rotation, or even player limits during active matches.

 

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