modcreditsmodpopcolonizecreatetraderesourcefinishprodunlockdestroyautoplayfowfowtransdisplayfowdisplayinfluencedipstateaddmodgodlightingrangesectorlinescameralockfpshideuisetgovlocalplayershowmemassetreportsavelogturnactionscamobjectgfxconfigresetlightingsmoothinfluencelinesclearloghelpdesync
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> help modcreditsSYNOPSIS modcredits <amount>
DESCRIPTION The modcredits command will modify the local player's credits by the value provided.
PARAMETERS <amount> - numeric value to modify the credits by.
> help modpopSYNOPSIS modpop <amount>
DESCRIPTION The modpop command will change the population of the colony on the currently selected planet. This works for any player's colony.
NOTE: Did not work for me on enemy planets. Tried to set to zero to "decolonize" a planet, didn't work. Didn't try adding pop to enemy colony.
PARAMETERS <amount> - numeric value to modify the population by.
> help colonizeSYNOPSIS colonize
DESCRIPTION The colonize command will colonize the currently selected planet for the current local player.
NOTE: Can't take over an enemy colony with this command. Can't colonize "Dead" planets or gas giants, only planets marked as habitable.
PARAMETERS None.
> help createtraderesourceSYNOPSIS createtraderesource <internal name> <tilex> <tiley>
DESCRIPTION Creates the trade resource at tilex, tiley on currently selected planet.
PARAMETERS <resource> - The internal name of the resource to be created. <tilex> - The x location on the planet. <tiley> - The y location on the planet.
> help savelogSYNOPSIS savelog <file>
DESCRIPTION The savelog command writes the current contents of the console log. If no file name is provided the contents will be written to C:\Users\[PC User Name Here]\Documents\My Games\GalCiv3\debug.err by default.
PARAMETERS <file> - Filename that the console log should be written to. The file is saved at C:\Users\[PC User Name Here]\Documents\My Games\GalCiv3.
> help finishprodSYNOPSIS finishprod <next>
DESCRIPTION The finishprod command can be used to complete production on items in the queue at the currently selected colony. If no parameters are given, all items in the queue are completed.
NOTE: If you have one of the never ending projects in the planet queue (for example: Research Project or Economic Stimulus) it will cause a crash to desktop.
PARAMETERS <next> - Specifying the optional paramater "next" will cause only the next item in the queue to be completed.
> help unlockSYNOPSIS unlock <internal name>
DESCRIPTION The unlock command will unlock the specified tech for the local player. If no tech name is given, then all techs and culture traits will be unlocked.
NOTE: This includes the ideology tree!
PARAMETERS <internal name> - An optional parameter to specify the internal name of the tech to unlock.
> help destroySYNOPSIS destroy <object ID>
DESCRIPTION The destroy command will destroy the currently selected object if no object ID is provided.
NOTE: This includes fleets and starbases. Didn't try on colonys.
PARAMETERS <object ID> - The ID of the object that should be destroyed.
> help autoplaySYNOPSIS autoplay
DESCRIPTION The autoplay command will toggle auto play on and off.
> help fowSYNOPSIS fow <player index>
DESCRIPTION The fow command will toggle the fog of war on and off. It can also select which player'sfog of war to show based on player index.
PARAMETERS <player index> - The player index of whose fog of war should be displayed.
> help fowtransSYNOPSIS fowtrans
DESCRIPTION The fowtrans command will toggle all objects on the map to be visible through the fog of war.
> help displayfowSYNOPSIS displayfow
DESCRIPTION The displayfow command will print a ascii representation of the fog of war.
> help displayinfluenceSYNOPSIS displayinfluence
DESCRIPTION The displayinfluence command will print a ascii representation of the influence map.
> help dipstateSYNOPSIS dipstate <state> <player index> <player index>
DESCRIPTION Sets the diplomacy state between two players. The players must be identified by their index ID. The player indices can be omitted in which case the state will be assigned between all players.
PARAMETERS <state> - The diplomatic state to set. <player index> - The player index of the first player. <player index> - The player index of the second player. This must be given if the first player index is given.
> help addmodSYNOPSIS addmod <internal name>
DESCRIPTION For the currently selected starbase, the given module internal name will be added to the production queue for the starbase's associated colony.
PARAMETERS <internal name> - Internal name of the starbase module to add.
> help godSYNOPSIS god
DESCRIPTION Toggles the ability for the local player to control every player's empire.
> help lightingSYNOPSIS lighting
DESCRIPTION Activates the lighting options in the main map screen.
> help rangeSYNOPSIS range
DESCRIPTION Toggles unlimited range for local player.
> help cameralockSYNOPSIS cameralock
DESCRIPTION Toggles the camera tilt lock on/off.PARAMETERS None.
> help sectorlinesSYNOPSIS sectorlines
DESCRIPTION The sectorlines command will toggle the rectangular sector lines on and off. NOTE: This is only available in DEBUG builds
> help fpsSYNOPSIS fps
DESCRIPTION Toggles the display framerate, draw call, and rendering info over the screen.
> help hideuiSYNOPSIS hideui
DESCRIPTION The hideui command toggles UI visibility.
> help setgovSYNOPSIS setgov <internal name>
DESCRIPTION Sets the government def for the local player. Pass in an empty parameter to clear it.
PARAMETERS <internal name> - Internal name of the government to assign to the player.
> help localplayerSYNOPSIS localplayer <player index>
DESCRIPTION Changes the local player to be the specified player index.
PARAMETERS <player index> - The player index the local player will assume control of.
> help showmemSYNOPSIS showmem
DESCRIPTION The showmem command displays memory usage information.
> help assetreportSYNOPSIS assetreport
DESCRIPTION The assetreport command creates an asset usage report in the directory C:\Users\[PC User Name Here]\Documents\My Games\GalCiv3.
> help turnactionsSYNOPSIS turnactions
DESCRIPTION Toggle if you are forced to deal with idle ships and colonies before ending the turn.
> help camSYNOPSIS cam
DESCRIPTION Prints position data for the camera.
> help objectgfxconfigSYNOPSIS objectgfxconfig <option> <source> <output>
DESCRIPTION Generates a objectgfxconfig binary file by placing the specified model at the origin
PARAMETERS <option> - must be: dir <source> - source is the source directory where FBX files are located (do not include the final back-slash) <output> - output file name (only required if option is file)
> help resetlightingSYNOPSIS resetlighting <scenename>
DESCRIPTION Resets specified scene to original lighting settings in xml
PARAMETERS <scenename> - must be one of the following: mainmap - main map scene
> help smoothinfluencelinesSYNOPSIS smoothinfluencelines <scenename>
DESCRIPTION Toggles whether the influence lines are smooth or curvy
> help clearlogSYNOPSIS clearlog
DESCRIPTION The clearlog command clears the console log.
> help helpSYNOPSIS help <command>
DESCRIPTION The help command shows a list of commands.
PARAMETERS <command> - Providing a command as a parameter shows additional information about that command.
> help desyncSYNOPSIS orce desync error
DESCRIPTION This command induces a desync error and associated logging.
Yes, mine stopped working, just noticed it not working today. And same, tried remapping it; console's just not coming up
Figured it out, despite the fact that the input menu gives you the option to assign a key to the console, you still have to add a launch property of -cheat before the console will work.
For steam, that means right click on it in your library, go to properties, then set launch properties and type in the following line:
-cheat
Anyone know what the player index are? I'm trying to switch to another race to make them more powerful
oh, duh. add -cheat param in steam, got it.
The spawn command don't work
It tell me "Ship design name not recognized" and yet i wrote the name of the ship in the game
First i try the french name and then the english name and i have the same message.
Someone have the solution ?
ps : And the topic is not really about cheating but rather to know it's working in case where
one day i want to use it for fun.
Ok Here is how to enable the Command Console go the camand computer c drive, programs(86), steam ,steam apps common , galciv 3 find galciv 3.exe creat a link to the destop right click on link click roperties on command line just type a space then CHEAT. click save ok then start a game at main screen hit the `~ key and command away 1.
see my Reply #32 in this thread. The full ship name is the file name (without the file extension) of the ship as can be seen in the "\Steam\steamapps\common\Galactic Civilizations III\Designs" and "My Games\GalCiv3\Designs" directories.
Example: spawn Terran_Corvette_02T
I just tried to use the console to upload some ship designs I made. You really have to use -cheat in the Steam properties to get it work.
Funny side effect: I unlocked several steam achievements when using "unlock", which I didn't intend.
So I tried the steam right click add -cheat `cheat ~cheat nothing ever happened... then I tried creating a shortcut from c: steam steam app ~~~ I got target start in shortcut key run and comment... not sure which one is the command line.
Basically I just want to add money. So maybe some fancy menu doesnt come up or a sound and it may be active already how do I add money?
Oh I knew posting here would lead me to the answer. I did the steam shortcut option. Hit - 50x times.
Started a game hit `~then - and a window poped up modcredits 50000 bam I haz money now
guys , still didnt anyone find out how to choose/mark unowned planet ?I am asking cuz I cant mark anything for console commands such as colonize etc.....
Did the autoplay command become the ai command?
if so, how do I get the ai to play as my creations so I could watch rather than play
I got to thinking about something recently. Would it be possible to add planets to an active game via a console command? We all ready have a console command to place resources, and the game does actually have features that cause planets to spontaneously appear in an active game, so would it be possible for the player to add planets through the console, given that the game engine supports spontaneous planet generation?
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