Command Console

This plugin provides a set of console commands to manipulate game data on-the-fly. It can also be used as a cheat system like many games like The Sims or Starfield have where you can modify things in the game and activate a switch if you used a command, for example, to prevent the player from getting achievements or discovering the real one ending of the game.

Some Available Commands:

• \giveitem (item name or ID) (quantity) - Adds the specified item to the inventory. Example: \giveitem Potion 5
• \giveweapon (weapon name or ID) (quantity) - Adds the specified weapon to the inventory. Example: \giveweapon Sword 1
• \givearmor (armor name or ID) (quantity) - Adds the specified armor to the inventory. Example: \givearmor Shield 1
• \heal (all, me or member id) - Heals the specified party member or all members. Example: \heal all
• \money (amount) - Adds or removes the specified amount of gold from the party. Example: \money 1000
• \switch (switch ID) (value) - Changes the value of the specified game switch. Example: \switch 1 true
• \variable (variable ID) (value) - Changes the value of the specified game variable. Example: \variable 1 10
• \clear - Clears the console history.
• \savegame - Opens the save game screen.
• \commonevent (common event ID) - Triggers the specified common event. Example: \commonevent 5
• \tp (map ID) (x-coordinate) (y-coordinate) - Teleports the player to the specified location. Example: \tp 1 10 10
• \noclip - Toggles noclip mode, allowing the player to walk through walls.
• \levelup (all or member id) (number of levels) - Levels up the specified party member or all members. Example: \levelup all 5
• \addskill (all or member id) (skill ID or name) - Adds the specified skill to the party member or all members. Example: \addskill 1 Fireball
• \rename (member id) (new name) - Renames the specified party member. Example: \rename 1 Alice
• \class (member id) (class ID or name) - Changes the class of the specified party member. Example: \class 1 Warrior
• \battle (troop ID) - Starts a battle with the specified troop. Example: \battle 5
• \speed (speed value) - Changes the player's movement speed. Example: \speed 5

• \addparty (member ID or name) - Adds the specified party member to the active party. Example: \addparty 1
• \removeparty (member ID or name) - Removes the specified party member from the active party. Example: \removeparty 1
• \givemeall - Gives the player all items, weapons, and armors available in the game.
• \statmod (member ID or name) (stat) (value) - Modifies the specified stat of the specified party member.
• \encounters (on/off) - Toggles random encounters on or off.

** Some commands are only available in the full version of the plugin...

Custom Commands:

The full version of the plugin provides the way of creating custom commands. This allows you to define new commands tailored to your game's specific needs without having to modify the plugin's code. To create a custom command, navigate to the "Custom Commands" section in the plugin's UI. From there, you can define the command name, console log, and the action it should perform when executed.

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