However, you can never change your original level 1 character decisions. You can remove # amount of xp then add it back to relevel. This is useful if you messed up a level-up. Note: You can give a negative amount to level down characters. Type "givexp #" (without quotations, and replace # with the amount of exp you want the selected character to gain). Type 1 to alter your Lawful/Chaotic alignment. Type 0 to alter your Good/Evil alignment. The second number sets it either on the Good-Evil axis, or the Lawful-Chaotic axis. Type -1, -2, -3 or -4, to select Evil/Chaotic in increasing amounts. Type 1, 2, 3 or 4, to select Good/Lawful in increasing amounts. The first number picks either Good/Lawful or Evil/Chaotic, and the amount to change your alignment by, in increments of 1, 3, 10 and 70. Type "rs ga_alignment(#,#)" (together with the parentheses, and replace the #s with numbers). Combat Debugging Įnable in-game reporting of combat mechanics with the following commands: To remove a feat, type "removefeat #" (without quotations, and replace # with a number from 0-2255).įull list of feats link. To add a feat, type "givefeat #" (without quotations, and replace # with a number from 0-2255). It can also be shortened to "rs" instead of the entire "runscript" command. In this particular case, it would set the variable "FavoriteNum" to -2 on the target "MightyGnome". This would run the ga_local_int script which takes 3 string parameters. Runscript ga_local_int("FavoriteNum", "=-2", "MightyGnome") The runscript console command accepts script parameters. To end this mode, type "DebugMode 0" (without quotations again). To begin using console commands, you can open the console with ~ and allow commands by typing "DebugMode 1" (without quotations). 8 The possible list of commands most players would use is below:.
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