- Inject the console unlocker (make sure to right click/Run as administrator) Load a home base save or just be at a location where you are at the home base Type toggledebugcamera, type pause to enable the camera actor and freeze the camera actor at that position (do not worry that you can still move the camera, the position is already saved).
- Aug 21, 2013 The console itself is common in many games, and is a place to enter text commands to the game engine. Any number of things are possible through the console, and I will do my best to list them here. The console can be opened using the tilde ( or `) key on most English layout keyboards.
- Before you can use console commands and cheats, you need to right click on your XCOM 2 entry in the Steam library, then select properties and Set Launch Options from the general tab. In the freshly opened box, add -allowconsole -log -autodebug. You should not be able to bring up the console in-game by pressing the tilde key.
- This article has a list of console commands below. Using the Developer Console, you can turn specific gameplay and graphic settings on or off, or modify their values. The console can be enabled from the advanced menu in options or via Set launch options. Any command put in the autoexec.cfg file will automatically be loaded on game launch.
Steam Console Commands For Cash
Many Console Commands can function as a launch option by adding a '+' in front of the console command, but some cannot be used in this fashion. The most common launch options are listed below. The most common launch options are listed below.
Steam Console Commands
| Name | Syntax | Description |
|---|---|---|
| # | # | This command will print to the chat a list of all commands available in your game. |
| ListPlayers | #listplayers | The ListPlayers command will print a list of all players currently connected to your server to the chat. This list will include each player's character name, Steam name and Steam64 ID. |
| Kick | #kick [player] | The Kick admin command will kick a player, specified by their character name, Steam64 ID or Steam name, from the server. Kicking a player disconnects them from the server, unlike a ban, they are able to reconnect after being disconnects. |
| Ban | #ban [player] | The Ban command will ban a player, specified by their character name, Steam64 ID or Steam name, from the server. When a player is banned, they are unable to connect to the server. If a player is online when they are banned, they will be kicked (and be unable to reconnect). To unban a player, you must remove the player's Steam64 ID from the ban list in your server panel: currently, there is no unban command. |
| ListItems | #listitems [search term] | This command will list all item IDs (for use with the #SpawnItem command). If you specify text after the command, only item IDs with that text in their name will be listed. Single Player |
| ListCharacters | #listcharacters [search term] | This command will list all character IDs (for use with the #SpawnCharacter command). If you specify text after the command, only character IDs with that text in their name will be listed. Single Player |
| ListVehicles | #listvehicles [search term] | This command will list all vehicle IDs (for use with the #SpawnVehicle command). If you specify text after the command, only vehicle IDs with that text in their name will be listed. Single Player |
| Location | #location [player] | The Location command will print to the chat the location (X, Y and Z coordinates) of the player with the specified character name, Steam64 ID or Steam name. |
| SpawnItem | #spawnitem [item code] [amount] | This command will spawn the item with the specified ID (and in the optional amount) in front of your character. If no amount is specified, one of the specified item will be spawned. Single Player |
| SpawnCharacter | #spawncharacter [npc code] [amount] | This command will spawn the NPC with the specified character ID in front of you. If you do not specify an amount, one of the specified NPC will be spawned. Single Player |
| SpawnVehicle | #spawnvehicle [vehicle code] | This command will spawn the vehicle with the specified vehicle ID in front of you. Single Player |
| Teleport | #teleport [player] [x] [y] [z] | If no coordinates are specified, the player with the specified Steam64 ID, Steam name, or character name, will be teleported to your character's current location. If coordinates (X, Y and Z) are specified, the player with the specified Steam64 ID, Steam name, or character name will be teleported to those coordinates. To teleport your own character, specify your own character's name (or Steam name). Single Player |
| TeleportToPlayer | #teleporttoplayer [player] | The TeleportToPlayer admin command will teleport your character to the player with the specified Steam64 ID, Steam name or character name. |
| SetFamePoints | #setfamepoints [amount] [player] | This command will set the Fame Points of the player with the specified Steam64 ID, Steam name, or character, to the specified value. If you do you specify a player (by their Steam64 ID, Steam name or character name), your own Fame Points will be set to the specified value. Single Player |
| SetFamePointsToAllOnline | #setfamepointstoallonline [amount] | This command will set the Fame Points of all players currently connected to the server to the specified amount. Note: this does not add the specified amount to their existing balance (it sets it to that amount). |
| SetFamePointsToAll | #setfamepointstoall [amount] | This admin command sets the Fame Points of every player who has ever connected to the server (both currently online and offline) to the specified amount. Note: this does not add the specified amount to their existing balance (it sets it to that amount). |
| SetTime | #settime [0 - 24] | This command sets the time in the game to the specified hour. 12 would be midday (12PM), 23 would be 11PM (23:00). Single Player |
| SetWeather | #setweather [0 - 1] | This command sets the weather in the game's world. 0 is sunny/clear skies, 1 is the strongest storm with wind, fog, rain, etc. A decimal number can be specified: 0.9 would be less severe than 1. 0.5 is the threshold for rain (0.5 and above is rainy weather). Single Player |
| VisualizeBulletTrajectories | #visualizebullettrajectories [true / false] | This command can be used to enable (true) and disable (false, default) bullet trajectories. When bullet trajectories are enabled, the path of bullets fired from guns will be rendered on your screen (a straight line from the location it was fired from to the location it collided with). Single Player |
