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- How To Enable Console Commands In Cyberpunk 2077
- All Basic Console Commands
- Where To Find Item ID's
If you were around for the rise of games like Skyrim and the Fallout franchise, then you know console commands are where it's at. Console commands allow you to essentially cheat. There are tons of things you can do with them, from turning on god mode to spawning in any item you like.
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PostsCyberpunk 2077's console cannot be accessed on its own. You will need to go through some hoops to activate the console and be able to use it. This guide details how to enable console commands. You will also find every important, basic command and how to find item IDs.
How To Enable Console Commands In Cyberpunk 2077
Console commands cannot be accessed in the base game of Cyberpunk 2077.
The easiest way to enable them is to install a supported and updated mod. User Maximegmd has created and uploaded the mod Cyber Engine Tweaks on github. This mod enables console commands for version 2.0 of the game and the creators actively watch for game updates and patches.
There are two ways to go about installing Cyber Engine Tweaks:
- You can do so manually using github, which means that you will have to transfer the mod files into the Cyberpunk 2077 game folders yourself.
- You can also install the mod automatically as the creators have uploaded it to NexusMods. With Vortex, NexusMods' mod manager, you will be able to have less hands-on work when installing.
Visit Cyber Engine Tweaks wiki to gain access to an updated in-depth explanation of how to install this mod.
All Basic Console Commands
With the game open and running, open console commands by pressing the tilde key (~). You can't type just anything into the console. There is a set of specific commands that the game will understand. We have a list of all the console commands below.
The way this works is that if you are, for example, trying to add an item to your inventory, you will first have to enable the command that allows you to add something to your inventory.
This would be typing "Game.AddToInventory" into the console. This command turns that ability on. You would then enter the item ID or name as well as the amount you want to add.
The same idea applies to other cheats. If you want to change your player stats or other commands, you will first have to enable the command before inputting the specifics you want changed in the game.
In the table below, "x" will mean any number. For example, if you want to add four Kongou handguns to your inventory, you will change the "x" to "4" to make "Game.AddToInventory > Items.Preset_Liberty_Yorinobu,4"
Purpose
Console Commands
Add Money
Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", x)
Change Critical Hit Value
Game.ModStatPlayer("CritDamage",x)
Add Weapons/Items
Game.AddToInventory("Items.nameofitem",x)
Set Player Level
Game.SetLevel("Level", x,x) both numbers (x) have to be the same
Set Maximum Attributes
Game.AddToInventory("Items.AttributePointSkillbook",x)
Set Max Memory Shards
Game.ModStatPlayer("Memory",x)
Set Max Movement Speed
Game.ModStatPlayer("MaxSpeed",x)
Adjust Street Cred Level
Game.SetLevel("Streetcred",x,1)
Reset Perk Points
Game.AddToInventory("Items.PerkPointsResetter",x)
Infinite Stamina
Game.InfiniteStamina(true)
Set Player Health
Game.ModStatPlayer("Health", x)
Max Carry Capacity
Game.ModStatPlayer("CarryCapacity", x)
Unlock All Player Vehicles
vs:EnableAllPlayerVehicles()
Increase Johnny's Friendship (unlock secret ending)
Game.SetDebugFact("sqo32_johnny_friend",1) OR TRY Game.GetQuestsSystem():SetFactStr("sq032_johnny_friend",1)
Revive Takemura
Game.SetDebugFact > ("q112_takemura_dead",0)
Teleport To Any Location
TeleportTo(x.x,x.x,x.x) coordinates
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PostsWhere To Find Item ID's
After enabling additions to your inventory by opening the console and typing Game.AddToInventory, you can just type the object type (item or ammo), the name of the item, and the amount. Some examples are "Ammo.HandGunAmmo,1000" or "Items.RareMaterial2,1000"
When you want to spawn an item into a game, you need the item ID. For regular items, it will be pretty straight-forward, as you would just type EpicMaterial or HealthBooster. Things such as clothes or weapons will have more unique titles. For instance, the handgun "Death and Taxes" ID is Preset_Nue_Maiko.
You can find item IDs on the Cyberpunk 2077 wiki. Search for an item, such as a gun, on the wiki. Under the image of the item on the right side of the page, you can see information about things like damage and rarity. There are two drop-down fields in this table titled Appearances and Technical.
Under "Appearances" it will say what DLC the weapon is from. Under "Technical", you will find the item ID.
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