Starcom Unknown Space Console Commands →

Starcom: Unknown Space , the developer console is a powerful tool for players looking to bypass progression hurdles, experiment with ship designs, or recover from game-breaking bugs. How to Access the Console To open the console, press the key (located just below Esc) while in-game. Radio Times Key Console Commands Community discussions on have identified several essential commands:

SetResource("ResourceName", amount);: Gives a specific amount of one resource. For example, SetResource("CHIRALITE", 100);. starcom unknown space console commands

To use console commands in Starcom: Unknown Space , you must first enable the debug console, which allows you to modify resources, research, and game flags directly. How to Enable and Use the Console Activate Debug Mode : Go to the game's menu and check the box for Enable Debug Console Open the Console : While in-game, press the Backtick/Tilde (`) key to toggle the console window. Command Syntax Lua Functions Starcom: Unknown Space , the developer console is

: Displays map coordinates for persistent objects by their ID. Ship & Crew Management AwardXP [amount] : Gives experience points to your command crew. CrewAutofill : Automatically fills your ship's crew slots. ResetAllSkillChecks Teleport(x,y) — teleport player ship to coordinates

4.3 Galaxy & Exploration

| Command | Effect | |--------|--------| | revealmap | Reveals all star systems, anomalies, and jump gates on the galaxy map. | | teleport [X] [Y] | Teleports the ship to specific galaxy coordinates (use whereami to get current coordinates). | | whereami | Prints current ship coordinates in the console. | | setanomalycount [number] | Changes the number of active anomalies in the current system (may break progression). |

For more permanent "cheats" like infinite sensor range or massive ship sizes, many players prefer editing the game's files rather than using the console: Steam Community Sensor Range : Navigate to your install folder (e.g., ...\StreamingAssets\Content\Kepler\Stories\DEFAULT ) and edit Technologies.json . Changing for sensors to a high value (like ) will reveal the entire map. Ship Size Limits

• Teleport(x,y) — teleport player ship to coordinates. Example: Teleport(10, -5)
• Spawn(entityName, x, y) — spawn an entity or ship at coords. Example: Spawn("Derelict", 0, 0)
• SpawnShip(shipDef, x, y) — spawn a ship by definition. Example: SpawnShip("Raider", 5, 5)
• GiveItem(itemId, count) — add item(s) to inventory. Example: GiveItem("RepairKit", 3)
• TakeItem(itemId, count) — remove item(s). Example: TakeItem("RepairKit", 1)
• GiveAllResources() — grant all resource types (amounts may vary by implementation)
• SetResource(resourceId, amount) — set a specific resource. Example: SetResource("Aluminum", 1000)
• AdjustResource(resourceId, delta) — add/subtract resource. Example: AdjustResource("Silver", 500)
• GiveReward(rewardId) — grant a reward (mission/item style)
• AddTech(techId) — unlock/reward a technology. Example: AddTech("ENGINE_TURBO")
• HasTech(techId) — check tech ownership (returns boolean)
• UnlockAllTechs() / GiveAllTechs() — grant every tech
• ResetTechs() — remove technologies (use with caution)
• GetResearchPoints() / AdjustResearchPoints(amount) — view/modify RP. Example: AdjustResearchPoints(500)
• GetRP() / GetTotalRP() — query current/total research points
• AwardXP(crewId, amount) — give XP to crew (may not auto-level)
• MarkDiscovered(regionId) / MarkAllDiscovered() — reveal map locations
• Discover(objectId) / HasDiscovered(objectId) — mark or check discoveries
• SetFlag(flagName, value) / GetFlag(flagName) — set or query boolean or numeric flags. Example: SetFlag("mission_done_x", true)
• GetValue(key) / SetValue(key, value) / AdjustValue(key, delta) — generic storage access
• GetString(key) / SetString(key, "text") — string storage
• TeleportTo(coordTable) — some builds accept table args; try Teleport(x=1,y=2)
• Spawn and enemy/friendly ordering: