SetStrength # (replace # with any positive number)ĪddSkillPoints # (replace # with any positive number)Īdds experience, boosting level, skillpoints and parametersĪddExperiencePoints # (replace # with any positive number 10.000 or higher values will be needed to boost level high enough.)Įnables all skills as if you have trained them or read skillboook.Įc.dbg skills (this command doesn't require parameters)Īdds or removes gold from the inventory (to remove, use '-' minus sign before the number).Īddgold # (replace '#' with any number).Įc.AddObjectToInventory ITEM_CODE (e.g.

Sets your Strength Parameter to a desired value. Sets player level (without parameters or skills to use)Įc.dbg levels # (replace # with any positive number)Īdds parameter points to spend (Strength, Accuracy etc.)ĪddParamPoints # (replace # with any positive number) Makes player immortal (skills are not maxed out) skills, unlocks all skills, and provides the highest selection in shops/loot. Includes FPS, coords in X/Y/Z, number of cell etc. Allows to reset the full HUD and GUI.įully disables HDR/Bloom effects (useful if HDR is too bright for you) Hides or shows all elements of the interface, including menu items, etc. All Godmode related, item spawning and commands starting with 'ec' require this mode to work.) This might also be possible in the Xbox or PS3 version (although correct combination of keys is not known yet).Īllows to use cheats (you can still input regular engine commands though. To call up the console press the key on your keyboard by default (PC/MAC only), or assigned Console key in your controls preferences. As with most games, Two Worlds II also allows some users to experiment with the engine via commands entered into the console.

Four elements trainer console commands