Enabling Console Commands in Cyberpunk 2077
To utilize console commands in Cyberpunk 2077 on PC, the CyberEngineTweaks tool is generally considered the most effective method, as of Patch 2.01. This tool allows players to enable and execute various cheat codes and modifications within the game.
The installation process for CyberEngineTweaks involves locating your game’s installation directory. For players using GOG, the default path is typically GOG Games/Cyberpunk 2077. Steam users will usually find their game files under Steam Library/SteamApps/common/Cyberpunk 2077. It’s important to note that these directories might differ based on your initial installation choices or if they are located on a different drive.
Once you have identified your game’s folder, download CyberEngineTweaks. After downloading, extract the contents of the archive and place these unzipped files directly into your Cyberpunk 2077 game directory.
Accessing and Using Commands In-Game
After successfully installing CyberEngineTweaks, launch Cyberpunk 2077. The first time you load the game with the mod installed, you will be prompted to bind a hotkey to open and close the console/tweaks menu. The tilde key (~) is a common choice for this function.
Once the hotkey is set, pressing it during gameplay will bring up the console interface. Within this console, you can input various commands. To execute a command, simply type or paste the desired line into the console and press Enter. It’s important to remember that some commands, particularly those affecting the player’s position, may only work when the character is on foot, not in a vehicle.
Many console commands require you to replace an “x” value with a specific number or item ID. For instance, when adding money, “x” would be the amount of Eurodollars you wish to add. For items, “x” would be the unique item ID.
Player and Inventory Commands
Console commands offer significant control over your character’s stats and inventory. Here are some of the most frequently used commands to enhance gameplay:
Player Commands:
Game.ModStatPlayer(“Health”, “x”): Sets the player’s total health to the specified “x” value.Game.ModStatPlayer(“CarryCapacity”, “x”): Modifies the player’s total carry capacity.Game.ModStatPlayer(“MaxSpeed”, x): Manually adjusts the player’s default movement speed.Game.InfiniteStamina(true): Grants infinite stamina, allowing actions like jumping, shooting, and dashing without stamina depletion.Game.SetLevel("StreetCred",x,1): Changes the player’s Street Cred level.Game.SetLevel(“Level”, x): Alters the player’s overall character level.
Inventory Commands:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", x): Adds a specified amount of Eurodollars to your inventory. For example,Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", 500000)adds 500,000 eddies.Game.AddToInventory(“Ammo.x”,x): Adds ammo of a specific weapon type. You need to replace the first ‘x’ with the weapon type name (e.g.,Ammo.Rifle,Ammo.Pistol) and the second ‘x’ with the desired quantity.Game.AddToInventory("Items.PerkPointSkillbook"): Adds Perk Points as consumable items.Game.AddToInventory("Items.AttributePointSkillbook"): Adds Attribute Points as consumable items.Game.AddToInventory(“Items.x”,1): Adds any specific item to your inventory. You must replace the ‘x’ value with the item’s unique ID.
Teleportation Commands
While Cyberpunk 2077 includes a fast travel system, console commands provide more granular control over your location, allowing you to move to specific coordinates or otherwise inaccessible areas.
Game.TeleportPlayerToPosition(x, y, z): Teleports the player to the specified X, Y, and Z coordinates.Game.LogPlayerPositionAndName(): This command outputs your current location coordinates. It is highly recommended to use this before teleporting to a new location, as it allows you to record your original position and return there if you become stuck in an inaccessible area.
Here are some useful coordinates for various locations:
- Megabuilding H8 Apartment:
-690.816, 823.984, 324.856 - Japantown Apartment:
-786.091, 975.949, 29.828 - Glen Apartment:
-1517.805, -969.188, 91.200 - Northside Apartment:
-1504.078, 2228.468, 23.798 - Corpo Plaza Apartment:
-1607.948, 350.182, 50.997 - V’s Penthouse (Path of Glory):
-1340.495, 1189.842, 116.618 - Afterlife:
-1455.068, 1010.975, 17.824 - Clouds:
-625.404, 794.564, 132.252 - Arasaka Tower | CEO Level:
-1437.788, 157.247, 565.346 - Arasaka Tower | Jungle Floor:
-1449.256, 118.300, 321.639 - Arasaka Tower | Johnny’s Interrogation Room:
-1389.446, 141.266, -139.361 - Arasaka Tower | Orbital Station:
4743.650, -1091.755, 1310.439 - Time Machine Guitar Room:
-1843.676, -575.336, 7.754 - Voodoo Boys’ Subway:
-1662.758545, -1867.002563, 54.982040 - Hanako’s Estate Bedroom:
290.197662, 1022.468079, 229.920425
Be cautious when using teleportation commands to areas not intended for player access, as this can lead to getting stuck.
Cyberware Capacity Shard ID
Following the Cyberpunk 2.0 update, the Cyberware system underwent significant changes. For players who wish to bypass the grind of finding Cyberware Capacity Shards, a console command can provide this ability:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.CWCapacityPermaReward_Legendary"): This command grants the player the ability to increase their maximum Cyberware capacity.
FAQ
Q: What is the primary tool needed to use console commands in Cyberpunk 2077? A: CyberEngineTweaks is the essential tool for enabling console commands in Cyberpunk 2077 on PC.
Q: How do I open the console in Cyberpunk 2077 after installing CyberEngineTweaks?
A: After installation and binding a hotkey (commonly the tilde key ~), press that hotkey in-game to open the console.
Q: Can I get infinite money using console commands?
A: Yes, you can add any amount of Eurodollars using the command Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", x), replacing ‘x’ with the desired amount.
Q: Are console commands available on all platforms? A: Console commands are primarily for PC players.
Q: What should I do if I get stuck after using a teleportation command?
A: It is recommended to use Game.LogPlayerPositionAndName() before teleporting to record your current coordinates, allowing you to return to your original location if you become stuck.