This document lists all console commands available in the MMO client, organized by category. Some commands are only available when developer commands are enabled (MMO_WITH_DEV_COMMANDS preprocessor flag).

Command	Parameters	Description
ver	None	Displays the client version.
run	<filename>	Executes a console script file (used for config files).
quit	None	Shuts down the game client immediately.
list	None	Shows all available console commands.
clear	None	Clears the console text.
set	<cvar_name> <value>	Sets a console variable to a given value.
reset	<cvar_name>	Resets a console variable to its default value.
unset	<cvar_name>	Removes a console variable.
cvarlist	None	Lists all registered console variables.
saveconfig	None	Saves all console variables into a config file.

Command	Parameters	Description
ToggleAxis	None	Toggles visibility of the axis display.
ToggleGrid	None	Toggles visibility of the world grid display.
ToggleWire	None	Toggles wireframe render mode.
ToggleCullingFreeze	None	Toggles culling (freezes rendering in place).
reload	None	Reloads the user interface.

Command	Parameters	Description
bind	<key_name> <command>	Binds an input action to a key.
login	<username> <password>	Connects to the login server and attempts to log in.

These commands are available when MMO_WITH_DEV_COMMANDS is defined and require the player to have an appropriate GM level set on their account:

Command	Parameters	Description	Required GM Level
followme	None	Makes the selected creature follow you.	1
faceme	None	Makes the selected creature face towards you.	1
level	[<levels>]	Increases the target's level. Default is 1 level.	2
money	<amount>	Increases the target's money.	2
createmonster	<entry>	Creates a monster with the specified entry ID.	2
destroymonster	[<guid>]	Destroys the selected monster or a monster with the given GUID.	2
additem	<item_id> [<count>]	Adds an item to your inventory. Default count is 1.	2
worldport	<mapid> <x> <y> <z>	Teleports you to the specified coordinates on the given map.	1
speed	<value>	Changes your movement speed.	1
summon	<playername>	Summons the specified player to your location.	2
port	<playername>	Teleports you to the specified player's location.	1
guildcreate	<guild_name>	Creates a new guild with yourself as the leader.	0

Note: GM levels can be set using the Login Server's HTTP API with the /gm-level endpoint. Different commands require different GM levels as shown above. A player must have at least the specified GM level to execute the corresponding command.

• GM Level 1: Basic commands like following, facing, speed adjustments
• GM Level 2: Advanced commands like teleportation, level adjustment, money creation, and item creation

In addition to commands, the system also uses console variables (CVars) that control various aspects of the game:

• gxApi - Which graphics API should be used
• gxResolution - The resolution of the primary output window (default: 1280x720)
• gxWindow - Whether the application will run in windowed mode (default: 1)
• gxVSync - Whether the application will run with vsync enabled (default: 1)
• perf - Toggles whether performance counters are visible (default: 0)

• dataPath - The path of the client data directory
• lastRealm - ID of the last realm connected to (default: -1)
• locale - The locale of the game client (default: enUS)
• realmlist - Server address for the realm list (default: "mmo-dev.net")

• DebugTargetPath - Debug setting for path display
• RenderShadows - Determines whether shadows should be rendered (default: 1)
• ShadowDepthBias - Shadow depth bias setting (default: 50)
• ShadowSlopeBias - Shadow slope bias setting (default: 0.25)
• ShadowClampBias - Shadow clamp bias setting (default: 0.005)

1. Console commands can be executed by pressing the tilde (~) or backslash () key to open the console.
2. Commands are executed by typing the command name followed by any required parameters.
3. Console variables can be viewed with cvarlist and modified with the set command.
4. Developer commands are only available when the MMO_WITH_DEV_COMMANDS preprocessor flag is defined.

Commands are registered in the system with Console::RegisterCommand(), which takes the command name, handler function, category, and help text.