Are you hosting a or playing single-player ?
Server administrators have access to a set of built-in tools designed to provide greater insight into game worlds and control to keep servers clean. These tools include the ability to view player locations, base information, and perform moderation actions.
: Use the console command: start [ServerIP]:[Port]?password=[AdminPassword] . Common "Cheat" Workarounds
Launch Subsistence and load into your game world (or join your hosted server). Console Commands Subsistence
However, there are built-in console commands that serve critical administrative and development functions. These commands are designed for server administration and game debugging, not for casual cheating. This article will clarify the current state of these commands, explaining what is and isn't possible, and will also cover community-discovered alternatives for those looking to alter their game experience.
// Split the command into parameters string[] parameters = command.Split(' ');
This paper documents the most useful console commands as of the current stable build, how to enable them, and best practices for their use. Are you hosting a or playing single-player
Before you can use console commands, you need to enable the developer console. Here's how:
Note: In multiplayer sessions, you must be the server host or have administrator privileges to use commands that affect the world state or spawn items. Essential General Gameplay Commands
: Admins on a Nitrado hosted server or other dedicated platforms can kick or ban players directly through the player list menu rather than typing manual console commands. : Use the console command: start [ServerIP]:[Port]
The following console commands will be available:
Unlike many Source-engine games that use the tilde key ( ~ ), Subsistence uses a specialized console system primarily designed for administrators or players running local single-player/LAN games. Enabling Admin Privileges To use most of these commands, you must have admin rights.