Console Commands Subsistence -

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: Fast-forwarding through the freezing nights to reach the safety of daylight. God Mode/Invisibility

: Older placeholder commands that required typing long Steam IDs have been largely replaced by the Admin UI .

This command will automatically log you in as an administrator. Console Commands Subsistence

To use administrative commands (like teleportation or deleting bases), you must be a designated admin on a server.

The final straw came when he tried to /create COMPANION . He wanted a dog. He typed the command, specifying the parameters: friendly, loyal, a golden retriever model.

This comprehensive guide covers how to access the developer console, every known command, and how to use them effectively to tailor your gameplay experience. How to Enable and Access the Console in Subsistence Document version 1

If you are running a multiplayer server or have admin privileges, you can access specific management tools: Accessing the Console : Press the (Equal Sign) key to open the console window. Logging In : If you aren't automatically an admin, use the command start : ? password= Management Actions Delete Buildable

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | god | Enables god mode, making your character invulnerable to damage | | fly | Grants the ability to fly around the game world as a camera | | AllWeapons | Gives your character access to all available weapons in the game | | AllAmmo | Provides unlimited ammunition (may require additional commands for persistence after respawn) | | fov [value] | Changes the field of view. For example: fov 90 | | timescale [value] | Adjusts game time speed. Enter 0 to completely stop time. Higher values speed up time, lower values slow it down | | setplayerdifficulty [number] | Adjusts the player difficulty scaling | | repair | Repairs all items currently in your inventory | | refillstats | Completely fills your stamina, thirst, hunger, and health | | kill | Instantly kills your character and returns you to your spawn point | | teleport | Teleports you to the location where your crosshair is pointing (has distance limitations and can be buggy) | | damage [amount] | Deals a specified amount of damage to your current target | | unlockall | Unlocks all available items that can be crafted in the game | | removedof | Removes the depth-of-field blur effect on the map | | setscale [number] | Changes your character's size based on the number you enter | | thirst [number] | Fills your thirst meter based on the designated value | | hunger [number] | Fills your hunger meter based on the designated value | | sci [amount] | Adds a specified amount of Raw Science to your character | | analyze | Instantly analyzes all items in the game that would normally need to be taken to Field Stations | | addstatus [status effect] | Adds a specific status effect (e.g., rested, burning, wet, etc.) |

community often centers on whether these commands diminish the "soul" of the game. The game's identity is rooted in scarcity; when a player can simply command a stack of iron ore into existence, the tension of a winter supply run evaporates. He typed the command, specifying the parameters: friendly,

: Displays a list of all player-built bases on the map.

/inspect

case "subsistence.resources": DisplayResources(); break; case "subsistence.addresource": AddResource(parameters[1], int.Parse(parameters[2])); break; case "subsistence.removeresource": RemoveResource(parameters[1], int.Parse(parameters[2])); break; case "subsistence.setresource": SetResource(parameters[1], int.Parse(parameters[2])); break; case "subsistence.consumeresource": ConsumeResource(parameters[1], int.Parse(parameters[2])); break; default: Debug.LogError("Unknown console command"); break;