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Template:Infobox Portal (series)
Availability
- All versions require Steam, including retail.
Windows
Game Data
Save Game Location
Cloud Syncing
Template:Save Game Cloud Syncing
Troubleshooting
Game crashes after seeing or going through a portal :
Make sure you are running Portal in DirectX 9 or higher. Trying to run the game in DirectX 8.1 will cause the game to crash when a portal appears.
I can't see my crosshair :
In the console, type cl_drawcrosshair 1 to show your crosshair or cl_drawcrosshair 0 to hide it.
Console Commands
Games running on the source engine can utilize Source engine console commands for various tasks.
System requirements