In Satisfactory, players may sometimes find themselves in need of shortcuts or modifications to enhance their gameplay experience. Although the game can be extensive and immersive, certain circumstances might warrant the use of console commands or cheats. Whether it’s due to a significant time investment, a need to reset a character, or simply to experiment, both console commands and mods can offer valuable utilities.
How to Use Console Commands
To access the console in Satisfactory, locate the key on your keyboard marked with any of the following characters: ~, `, or § (the last one is common on European layouts). Pressing this key will open the console window where commands can be entered.
Installing and Using Cheats
For players looking for more powerful cheats, installing the Satisfactory Mod Loader (SML) is required. Detailed instructions can be found in the Satisfactory Modding Documentation. Some popular cheats include:
- NoPower: Allows machines to be connected without needing electricity.
- NoCost: Makes placing buildings or items free.
- TurboProductionMode: Enables instant crafting at stations.
- Teleport: Instantly moves you to wherever you are looking on the map.
List of Console and Debug Commands
The following commands can be utilized in the game:
?: Shows a list of available commands.materialFlowAnalysis recipeName[FString]: Provides the items needed for any craftable item per second.Gamma [number]: Adjusts the brightness level.Pause: Pauses the game and allows you to resume it by pressing the key again.r.ViewDistanceScale: Adjusts the render distance for objects.
Cheat Commands
Additionally, here are some essential cheat commands:
- Teleport: Moves the player to the cursor’s position.
- God: Grants immunity to all damage.
- GiveItemStacks [Blueprint Path] [Number of Stacks]: Awards stacks of a specific item in the inventory.
- Slomo [Multiplier]: Alters the game’s speed, allowing for a faster or slower gameplay experience.
These commands significantly enhance the gameplay experience, allowing players to navigate the game world with greater ease and tailor their playstyle. For a comprehensive understanding of all commands, refer to the Satisfactory Wiki.
