Satisfactory Cheats & Console Commands: Full List & Guide

Satisfactory⁢ Console Commands: A Thorough Guide for Power Users

Are you a seasoned ⁣explorer of the alien world of⁣ Satisfactory,‍ looking to ​streamline your factory building, debug issues, or simply experiment with the game’s​ mechanics? Then you’ve come to the right place. This guide provides a detailed overview of Satisfactory’s powerful console ⁤commands, offering⁤ insights ⁢into their functionality and practical applications. ⁣ ​We’ll cover everything from item manipulation to time control, helping you unlock the full‍ potential of your gameplay experience.

Accessing the Console

First,​ you need to enable the console. ‌Here’s how:

1. Launch Satisfactory with the -console command-line argument.⁢ You can do this thru Steam by⁤ right-clicking on Satisfactory in your⁤ library, selecting “Properties,” ⁣and adding‍ -console to​ the “Launch Options” field.
2. Once⁣ in-game, press the ~ (tilde) key to open the console.

Now, let’s dive into the commands themselves. ‌Remember that some commands may ⁣have unintended consequences, so use them with caution and consider backing up your save ‍files beforehand.

Core Command Categories⁤ & Detailed Explanations

Here’s a breakdown of the most useful Satisfactory⁢ console⁤ commands, categorized for easy reference. Each entry⁤ includes a clear explanation and practical use cases.

I. Item & Resource Manipulation

These commands allow you to directly influence the items and resources in your game.

* GiveItemsSingle : This​ command adds a​ specific number of individual items to your inventory. Unlike GiveItemStacks, it won’t expand your inventory if its full. ⁤You can find an item’s blueprint Path on the Satisfactory⁢ Wiki or by exploring in FModel.
* GiveResourceSinkCoupons : This command grants you​ AWESOME Sink coupons, which you⁤ can then print ⁣at an AWESOME Sink.It doesn’t affect ⁢the rate at which ​you earn coupons through gameplay.
* GiveItemStacks : This command⁣ adds a specified number of stacks of an item to your inventory. If your inventory is full,it will ⁣expand​ to⁤ accommodate the items.

II. Time & ​Gameplay Control

These commands give you​ granular control over the game’s time and speed.

* Slomo :​ This​ command alters the overall⁢ game speed. ⁢A value of 10.0 makes crafting significantly faster, while a lower value‌ slows things down. ⁤ It affects player movement, ​animations, ​and building operation rates.
* SetTimeOfDay : This⁢ command allows you ⁣to‌ manually‌ set the in-game time of day using a 24-hour format.
* SetTimeSpeedMultiplier : This command ‍adjusts the‌ speed ⁣of the ‍day/night cycle. Setting it to 0 wholly freezes time.

III. Building & Factory Management

These commands are invaluable for managing ​your sprawling factories.

* EnableBuildableTick : ⁣This command toggles the animation of buildings.Disabling ​it doesn’t affect ⁣production rates, but it can improve performance.
* ResetAllFactoryLegsToZero : ‌ This command resets the support‍ legs of all⁤ buildings to their default ⁢height. The boolean argument controls ‍whether ​to ⁢repopulate empty leg⁢ slots.
* RebuildFactoryLegsOneTileAroundPlayer: This command ⁢recalculates support legs on buildings ​near your character. It’s useful for correcting leg placement issues.
* HideAllBuildings : ⁣This command‌ hides​ or reveals all factory buildings, while maintaining collision. useful for scouting or taking⁤ screenshots.
* ShowFactoryOnly : This command hides all terrain, skybox, and lighting, focusing‌ solely on your factory. Your flashlight‌ will be disabled‍ when enabled.

IV. Player & Movement Commands

These ⁢commands offer‌ enhanced player control and debugging ⁣options.

* PlayerFly : This command enables or disables the vanilla flying cheat.
* **PlayerNo