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[lizardsan]

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DeathTheReaper wrote: It does not work for me. I even modified the input ini. Still nothing.

stoker25 wrote: Did you try using a different key to Tilde? Maybe try editing Input.ini and set it to your Insert key or some other key:

[/Script/Engine.InputSettings]
ConsoleKey=insert

Also place the unlocker on your desktop. Since while it may say success but if you dont see the mos-dos like menu pop up, it didn't work. When I did this it finally worked.

[ItzDidoko]

I saw in the list those commands below, but I'm curious are they the ones that change the attributes (STR, INT, PER, etc.) and how do they work?
RpgStatAddModifierDebug
RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug
RpgStatShowAll
RpgStatShowStat

Edited by ItzDidoko, 02 November 2019 - 07:02 PM.

[stoker25]

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ItzDidoko wrote: I saw in the list those commands below, but I'm curious are they the ones that change the attributes (STR, INT, PER, etc.) and how do they work?
RpgStatAddModifierDebug
RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug
RpgStatShowAll
RpgStatShowStat

They seem to work like:

RpgStatAddModifierDebug <stat> <value>RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug <stat>RpgStatShowAllRpgStatShowStat <stat>

Where <stat> is a "Name" (can probably be found in the NamesDump.txt) and <value> is a float (number with a decimal place).

No idea if they're actually functional though, I'd guess the ShowAll/ShowStat ones likely won't work since those would probably need to print to the console (even though we can enable the console, stuff that writes to it is usually removed), but maybe the Add/Remove ones will with the right params.

Edited by stoker25, 02 November 2019 - 07:17 PM.

[koraykorac]

In response to post #74575283. #74585958, #74587223 are all replies on the same post.

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koraykorac wrote: not working for me, tried all 3 unlocker but all of them not open console. My keyboard is Turkish q. ? have a bug and i want to get to quest "passion pill" for recruit companion. What can i do to open console? Tilde key not open the console :/ Also when use this mode game does not start only black screen then crash.Game version epic store.

stoker25 wrote: Maybe try using SunBeam's unlocker after the game has loaded in (load your save -> alt-tab out -> run IGCSInjector.exe from SunBeam's unlocker), you might need to run the IGCSInjector as admin though (right click -> run as admin)

If console still doesn't work after that, maybe try editing Input.ini and set it to your Insert key or some other key:

[/Script/Engine.InputSettings]
ConsoleKey=insert

lizardsan wrote: Also place the unlocker on your desktop. Since while it may say success but if you dont see the mos-dos like menu pop up, it didn't work. When I did this it finally worked.

Hey thnk you very much it work and i can return where i m left off :).

[ItzDidoko]

In response to post #74587558. #74588263 is also a reply to the same post.

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ItzDidoko wrote: I saw in the list those commands below, but I'm curious are they the ones that change the attributes (STR, INT, PER, etc.) and how do they work?
RpgStatAddModifierDebug
RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug
RpgStatShowAll
RpgStatShowStat

stoker25 wrote: They seem to work like:

RpgStatAddModifierDebug <stat> <value>RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug <stat>RpgStatShowAllRpgStatShowStat <stat>

Where <stat> is a "Name" (can probably be found in the NamesDump.txt) and <value> is a float (number with a decimal place).

No idea if they're actually functional though, I'd guess the ShowAll/ShowStat ones likely won't work since those would probably need to print to the console (even though we can enable the console, stuff that writes to it is usually removed), but maybe the Add/Remove ones will with the right params.

OK, after tons of tries I FINALLY FOUND IT!!

RpgStatAddModifierDebug <stat> <value>
RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug <stat>

<stat> can be:

Strength_Stat
Dexterity_Stat
Intelligence_Stat
Perception_Stat
Charm_Stat
Temperament_Stat

<value> is a bit strange, because for every attribute the values are different. Here are the values for every attribute:
Strenght_Stat:
0-0.2 - Minimum
0.3 - Below Average
0.4-0.5 - Average
0.6-0.7 - Good
0.8-0.9 - High
1-1.1 - Very High
1.2-... - Maximum

Dexterity_Stat:
0-0.4 - Minimum
0.5-0.9 - Below Average
1-1.4 - Average
1.5-1.9 - Good
2-2.4 - High
2.5-2.9 - Very High
3-... - Maximum

Intelligence_Stat:
0-0.3 - Minimum
0.4-0.6 - Below Average
0.7-0.9 - Average
1-1.3 - Good
1.4-1.6 - High
1.7-1.9 - Very High
2-... - Maximum

Perception_Stat:
0-0.4 - Minimum
0.5-0.9 - Below Average
1-1.4 - Average
1.5-1.9 - Good
2-2.4 - High
2.5-2.9 - Very High
3-... - Maximum

Charm_Stat:
0-0.2 - Minimum
0.3-0.4 - Below Average
0.5-0.7 - Average
0.8-0.9 - Good
1-1.2 - High
1.3-1.4 - Very High
1.5-... - Maximum

Temperament_Stat:
0-0.4 - Minimum
0.5-0.9 - Below Average
1-1.4 - Average
1.5-1.9 - Good
2-2.4 - High
2.5-2.9 - Very High
3-... - Maximum

[stoker25]

In response to post #74587558. #74588263, #74589438 are all replies on the same post.

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ItzDidoko wrote: I saw in the list those commands below, but I'm curious are they the ones that change the attributes (STR, INT, PER, etc.) and how do they work?
RpgStatAddModifierDebug
RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug
RpgStatShowAll
RpgStatShowStat

stoker25 wrote: They seem to work like:

RpgStatAddModifierDebug <stat> <value>RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug <stat>RpgStatShowAllRpgStatShowStat <stat>

Where <stat> is a "Name" (can probably be found in the NamesDump.txt) and <value> is a float (number with a decimal place).

No idea if they're actually functional though, I'd guess the ShowAll/ShowStat ones likely won't work since those would probably need to print to the console (even though we can enable the console, stuff that writes to it is usually removed), but maybe the Add/Remove ones will with the right params.

ItzDidoko wrote: OK, after tons of tries I FINALLY FOUND IT!!

RpgStatAddModifierDebug <stat> <value>
RpgStatRemoveModifierDebug <stat>

<stat> can be:

Strength_Stat
Dexterity_Stat
Intelligence_Stat
Perception_Stat
Charm_Stat
Temperament_Stat

<value> is a bit strange, because for every attribute the values are different. Here are the values for every attribute:
Strenght_Stat:
0-0.2 - Minimum
0.3 - Below Average
0.4-0.5 - Average
0.6-0.7 - Good
0.8-0.9 - High
1-1.1 - Very High
1.2-... - Maximum

Dexterity_Stat:
0-0.4 - Minimum
0.5-0.9 - Below Average
1-1.4 - Average
1.5-1.9 - Good
2-2.4 - High
2.5-2.9 - Very High
3-... - Maximum

Intelligence_Stat:
0-0.3 - Minimum
0.4-0.6 - Below Average
0.7-0.9 - Average
1-1.3 - Good
1.4-1.6 - High
1.7-1.9 - Very High
2-... - Maximum

Perception_Stat:
0-0.4 - Minimum
0.5-0.9 - Below Average
1-1.4 - Average
1.5-1.9 - Good
2-2.4 - High
2.5-2.9 - Very High
3-... - Maximum

Charm_Stat:
0-0.2 - Minimum
0.3-0.4 - Below Average
0.5-0.7 - Average
0.8-0.9 - Good
1-1.2 - High
1.3-1.4 - Very High
1.5-... - Maximum

Temperament_Stat:
0-0.4 - Minimum
0.5-0.9 - Below Average
1-1.4 - Average
1.5-1.9 - Good
2-2.4 - High
2.5-2.9 - Very High
3-... - Maximum

Whoa nice work!
Hmm, I wonder if the values are different for each stat because it might be adding onto your characters existing stat for that type?
Like if your chara's Perception is at Minimum, you'd have to add a lot more to it to get it to Maximum then if it was at Very High already, if that makes sense...

Anyhow I'll update the main post with a link to your findings, thanks!

[Rethalius]

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LordEveningshade wrote: Found a way to find unique weapons (maybe armors, haven't searched for them yet) in the names dump. Open the NamesDump.txt file, then do a ctrl+f for the find function. Search this line:

/Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn (HndGn is the starting code line for all weapons in the NamesDump doc, you'll find the rest in a paragraph or two)

That'll direct you to a start of a ton of weapons variables, and you can explore to your heart's content.

If you want a little guidance on how to find specific items based on what I've been able to suss out after looking through this area of the doc pretty thoroughly, read on.

Basically, if you want to find a specific weapon in that set, you've gotta look for it as of now, because I couldn't find anything online that shows the ID lines yet. DO NOT try and add an item that utilizes any line of code that's really long, or that includes any keywords like Visuals, Animations, Base, or Blueprint. The codes you're wanting to find are not insanely long. You can either scroll down or take your chances by using the find function to find a specific weapon that you want, but the codes that you're looking for are reliably in this area, and by using the find function of txt files without knowing what else is in the dump, you'll probably find yourself taken away from this area of the doc that shows the weapon code lines. You want to narrow down the type of weapon you're looking for. The doc uses the following lines in the 4th subcategory of the code-line as showed above in the line you copied to find this part of the doc: Hndgn for Hand Guns, HvyWpn for Heavy Weapons, LngGn for Long Guns, MeleeHvy for 2-Handed Melee, MeleeLt for 1-Handed Melee, in that order from top to bottom.

As an example, to guarantee that you're going to do this correctly, look up the line;

Fiver

after you've looked up the line I put above, as that'll ensure you're in the right place in the doc. You should see a group of code that looks like this:

[00361260] /Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn/Revolver/SC_Revolver/Variants/SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver.SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver
[00361261] /Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn/Revolver/SC_Revolver/Variants
[00361262] /Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn/Revolver/SC_Revolver/Variants/SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver
[00361263] SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver

The numbers on the left may be different, but this'll show you're in the right place. Take a look at the first line in this grouping:

[00361260] /Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn/Revolver/SC_Revolver/Variants/SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver.SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver

The line of code here shows us a few things:

1. You're looking at weapons in the game (WEAP)

2. You're looking at a Hand Gun (Hndgn)

3. The specific type of handgun you're looking at is a revolver (Revolver)

4. You're looking at a Spacer's Choice Brand Revolver (SC_Revolver)

5. You're looking at a variant of a Spacer's Choice Revolver that is likely unique (SC_Revolver_Uni)

By all this information, we can safely assume that this group of code is talking about the Unique Spacer's Choice Revolver, Fiver!

If (and ONLY if, you don't want to accidentally add an invisible item to your inventory and have to reload a save to get rid of that extra weight you're carrying, if that can even happen with this engine) you're reasonably certain that this line of code is dealing with the Fiver Revolver, and you reeeeally want that Revolver (or the weapon that you've looked for), then you're good to imput the line of code in that group that is the "ID Code" for that item! In this case, the pertinent line would be:

SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver (the last line of that little info group)

Put this line after the AddItemDebug command and add it to your inventory, and be sure to add a 1 to the end of it all. The final command would look like this:

AddItemDebug SC_Revolver_Uni_EV1_Fiver 1

And BOOM, you've got yourself a fancy new Fiver!

If you think this may look self-evident, then you're right, in this case, as the name of the item (Fiver) is included in the code of the item. But look at the next type of weapon under the rest of the Revolvers, and skip any grouping that has a short-line underneath that uses the keywords Visuals, AnimBP, Charge_Curve, WeaponAnimations, or Base:

[00361301] /Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn/Science/FORCE_Phlogisynchotron/Variants/Cleo_Phlogisynchotron_Weapon_T1.Cleo_Phlogisynchotron_Weapon_T1
[00361302] /Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn/Science/FORCE_Phlogisynchotron/Variants
[00361303] /Game/Blueprints/WEAP/Hndgn/Science/FORCE_Phlogisynchotron/Variants/Cleo_Phlogisynchotron_Weapon_T1
[00361304] Cleo_Phlogisynchotron_Weapon_T1

What weapon do you think that is?

If you said the Ulti-Nature by Auntie Cleo, you'd be right! But you probably didn't get that by just looking at it, you likely had to look up the Phrase "phlogisynchotron outer worlds" to understand that that phrase deals with the Vulcan's Hammer quest.

They're not all so easy to spot, but if you narrow down the Skill, Type, and Brand of the weapon you're wanting, then you should be good to dig through the lines of code and find what you're looking for.

If this helped you, great, I'm happy. If not and this is already known info for everyone, then that sucks, I've wasted a ton of time making this comment (more like info dump), and I should've looked for item codes online harder.

Peace!

Update: Found the same thing for armors, check in

/Game/Blueprints/Armor

for what you're wanting.

Where's the NamesDump.txt File?

[sunbeam906]

 

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BuckWatson02 wrote: is there a list for all the items?
and also why wasn't the dev console already added if it's from the same people that made NV you would think the console would already be in

BlingBoyOto wrote: No list yet, people barely know how to start quests with the console.

NV was made on Bethesda's Engine, this game is made on Unreal Engine 4. Not every engine has same developer access.

If they'd wanted to, enabling dev console on Shipping UE4 builds isn't that difficult as far as I know - devs just have to define the "ALLOW_CONSOLE_IN_SHIPPING" as 1 in the game projects build properties.

 

That directive only allows the console code to be included in the SetupInitialLocalPlayer function. Nothing else. The content that you'd use with the console is still stripped. And then people will be like "so we have the console, but can't use s*** with it". That's what normally follows the happiness of discovering there is a console T_T. Like I've explained, there is another directive that conditions whatever goodies you can make use of in the actual game. And that is UE_BUILD_SHIPPING.

Edited by sunbeam906, 03 November 2019 - 12:59 AM.

[dryh2o]

Any way to load a text file or batch file of commands from the console window? Example - text file contains five console commands - I want to run all at once rather than typing each one out every time. Been searching Google for UE4 ways to do this but hard to narrow search words down to get what I want.

[sunbeam906]

Any way to load a text file or batch file of commands from the console window? Example - text file contains five console commands - I want to run all at once rather than typing each one out every time. Been searching Google for UE4 ways to do this but hard to narrow search words down to get what I want.

 

Yes, there is a way. Usually it's exec filename.txt, though I'm not 100% sure exec's code was compiled in this game's build. Try it out. The .txt should be placed in the Win64 folder, where IndianaEpicGameStore-Win64-Shipping.exe is. Another way is via binds in the Input.ini file, but can't confirm those will work too out of the box (as far as I know, the game loads just the binds from the Input.ini file within the paks).

Edited by sunbeam906, 03 November 2019 - 01:03 AM.