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Verified Starsector Console Commands: A Comprehensive Guide

Starsector, a popular space-exploration simulation game, offers a wide range of console commands that can enhance gameplay, provide debugging tools, and even unlock hidden features. As a comprehensive guide, this essay aims to cover verified Starsector console commands, their usage, and benefits.

Accessing the Console

To access the console in Starsector, players need to press the ~ key (tilde) during gameplay. This will open the console window, where users can type various commands.

Verified Console Commands

Here's a list of verified Starsector console commands:

Caution

Do not add blueprints you haven't found if you want a vanilla-progression feel.
Spamming addxp without addskill does nothing – skills are capped by character level.
Using runcode incorrectly can crash the game or corrupt your save.

Would you like a short guide on how to install the Console Commands mod manually, or a list of safe runcode snippets for debugging? starsector console commands verified

This refers to the popular "Console Commands" mod created by LazyWizard. If you are looking for specific codes, installation help, or how to use the console, see the sections below.

Ship and Fleet Commands

shipinfo: Displays information about the selected ship, including its ID, name, and attributes.
fleetinfo: Displays information about the selected fleet, including its ID, name, and ships.

3. Troubleshooting "Verified" Status

If you found this text string in a log file or a config, it typically means one of two things: Do not add blueprints you haven't found if

Mod Integrity Check: The Console Commands mod runs a verification process on startup to ensure the files haven't been corrupted or tampered with. If you see this in a log (like starsector.log), it means the mod loaded correctly.
Command Validation: If you try to type a command that does not exist, the console will reject it. Ensure you have typed the command exactly as shown (spelling matters).

Gameplay Commands

help: Displays a list of available console commands.
exit: Quits the game.
reload: Reloads the current game state.
save: Saves the current game state.
load [saveName]: Loads a saved game.