Starsector will automatically compile any scripts in this directory or its subdirectories, and this will cause errors when the console mod is not active. It is _highly_ recommended that you do not place your commands in data/scripts. Commands can also be in jars (which shouldn't create a dependency as these classes won't be loaded if the console isn't active). The console mod loads command classes itself, so you can place the java files anywhere in your mod folder you want - data/console/commands is a good choice as data/console already exists to contain commands.csv. You do not need to add Console.jar to your mod_info.json.Īll commands are contained in their own separate Java class. To add custom commands to the console you'll need a mod that contains two things: your commands' scripts, and the file data/console/commands.csv to register them in. This tutorial is intended to explain the new process in detail. A major design goal of version 2.0 was to make implementing these commands as painless as possible. These work in both contexts, but function in different ways. Some commands are listed under both campaign and combat. AddCommandPoints, BlockRetreat, EndCombat, Flameout, ForceDeployAll, God, InfiniteAmmo, InfiniteCR, InfiniteFlux, Kill, NoCooldown, Nuke, RemoveHulks, Repair, Reveal, Rout, ShowAI, ShowBounds, ShowLoc, SpawnAsteroids, Suicide, ToggleAI, Traitor.AddCredits, AddCrew, AddFuel, AddHullmod, AddItem, AddMarines, AddOfficer, AddOrdnancePoints, AddShip, AddSkillPoints, AddSpecial, AddSupplies, AddWeapon, AddWing, AddXP, AdjustRelation, AllBlueprints, AllCommodities, AllHullmods, AllHulls, AllWeapons, AllWings, FactionInfo, FindItem, FindShip, ForceDismissDialog, ForceMarketUpdate, GoTo, Hide, Home, InfiniteFuel, InfiniteSupplies, Jump, Kill, List, OpenMarket, PlanetList, Repair, Respec, Reveal, SetCommission, SetHome, SetRelation, ShowLoc, SpawnDerelict, SpawnFleet, Storage, Suicide, Survey.Alias, BugReport, Clear, DevMode, DumpHeap, Help, List, ModInfo, Reload, RunCode, Settings, SourceOf, Status.Should be compatible with all mods, even total conversions.Doesn't require a new game, and can be safely untagged from a running game without issues.Write, compile and run code in-game using the Janino library.A large list of included commands, and the ability to add your own custom commands to the console.You can fix this by disabling the console's background: open saves/common/config/lw_console_ in a program like Notepad and change 'showBackground' to false. Sometimes the game will crash when opening the console at very high resolutions.If you want to change the key that summons the console or the command separator, you can change these and several other console settings by using the 'settings' command during a campaign. RunCode is an exception and can't be used with the command separator. For example, 'god nocooldown reveal infiniteflux infiniteammo' would run all of these combat cheats in a row. You can enter multiple commands by separating them with a semicolon. For more information on a specific command use 'help '. For a full list of supported commands enter 'help' in the console. While the commands themselves aren't case sensitive, arguments are. Once in the game, you can summon the console with control+backspace and enter your commands. Put it in the mods folder and make sure it's tagged in Starsector's launcher. This is installed just like any regular mod.

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