Console Commands

A reference for helpful console commands, including some that are commonly misnamed or misunderstood.

Movement & Collision

`Fly`

Disables gravity and Z-velocity calculations for the Character class. The pawn can fly freely.

`Ghost`

Identical to Fly, but also disables collision for the Character class. This is the closest built-in equivalent to "noclip."

`Walk`

Re-enables both collision and gravity for the Character class. Use this to return to normal movement after Fly or Ghost.

`Teleport`

Teleports the player to the location currently in the center of the screen. Especially useful when combined with ToggleDebugCamera.

`ChangeSize <Size>`

Scales the player's size to <Size> multiplied by the default size.

Camera & View

`ToggleDebugCamera`

Toggles the built-in Unreal debug/freecam camera.

`FOV <FOV>`

Changes the current field of view to the supplied value.

`NextViewMode`

Advances the current view mode. Often appears to do nothing, but there is a specific view mode very similar to unlit mode. Running the command approximately 3 times should reach it.

Targeting & Actors

`DestroyTarget`

Destroys (removes) the actor currently in the center of the screen.

`DamageTarget`

Damages the actor you are looking at, sourced from the player.

`DestroyAll`

Destroys all actors of a specified class.

`DestroyAllPawnsExceptTarget`

Destroys all pawns except the current pawn target. If no pawn target is found, nothing is destroyed.

`DestroyPawns`

Destroys (by calling destroy directly) all non-player pawns of a specified class in the level.

`Summon <ClassName>`

Loads the specified class and spawns an actor of that class.

Player & Game State

`God`

Disables the built-in Unreal damage interface for the player (invulnerability).

Note: This does not affect any damage systems built outside of the Unreal damage system.

`Slomo <Value>`

Changes the global time dilation to the supplied value.

Example	Effect
`Slomo 0.5`	Game runs at half speed
`Slomo 1.0`	Normal speed
`Slomo 2.0`	Game runs at double speed

`FreezeFrame`

Pauses the game for a specified delay in seconds.

`CheatScript <Script Name>`

Executes commands listed in a CheatScript.ScriptName ini section of DefaultGame.ini.

Debug & Multiplayer

`DebugCreatePlayer <Player Index>`

Creates a local player controlled by the supplied player index. Use -1 to automatically select the next available controller.

`DebugRemovePlayer <Player Index>`

Removes the local player at the specified player index.

`Stat FPS`

Toggles the built-in Unreal Engine FPS counter.

Events

`ce <Event Name>`

Attempts to execute a level's custom event with the supplied name.

`ke <Target> <Event Name>`

Attempts to execute the supplied event on the supplied target. If <Target> is *, the command will attempt to execute on all actors in the level.

Bug Reporting & Location

`BugIt`

Prints the current BugIt location in copy-paste format for both direct messaging and as a ?options string for launch URLs. Also takes a screenshot.

`BugItGo`

Moves the player and sets their rotation to the passed-in values. Easier to use than BugIt for raw number input in the console.

`BugItStringCreator`

Creates a BugItGo string without taking a screenshot. Useful when you only need the string.

`LogLoc`

Logs the current location in BugIt format without taking a screenshot or further routing.

Miscellaneous

`FlushLog`

Forces a flush of the output log to file.

`SetWorldOrigin`

Translates the world origin to the current player position.

`SetMouseSensitivityToDefault`

Returns mouse sensitivity to its default value.

`InvertMouse`

Inverts the mouse. Backwards-compatibility alias for InvertAxisKey.

The following resources list console commands for UE4 and UE5, though they do not include all commands. Notably absent are the default CheatManager commands such as Ghost, Teleport, Slomo, ToggleDebugCamera, and others documented on this page.

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