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Cheat & Command Finder

Search every cheat code and console command we list by what it does. Misspell it and it will usually still find it.

Type what you want to happen — god mode, money, noclip, reveal the map — and this searches every cheat code and console command we list across 441 games, forgiving typos. Each result shows the exact code, the platform, whether we have tested it, and a link to the full list for that game.

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Adjust Field of View

Satisfactory

Widens or narrows your field of view; very high values above about 150 are not recommended

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Foliage LOD Distance

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Changes how far out detailed foliage models are used before switching to simpler versions

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Image Sharpening

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Adds a simple sharpening filter on top of the final image; 0 is off

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Landscape LOD Bias

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Adjusts distant terrain geometry detail; negative values like -2 or -3 improve far terrain at a performance cost

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Screen Brightness (Gamma)

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Raises or lowers overall screen brightness

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Shadow Distance

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Multiplies the distance at which shadows are rendered

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Static Mesh LOD Distance

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Controls detail levels for static meshes; 0 forces maximum detail, values above 1 reduce detail for performance

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Temporal AA Current Frame Weight

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Controls how strongly the current frame contributes to temporal anti-aliasing; use a value between 0 and 1

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust Temporal AA Filter Size

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Adjusts the spread of temporal anti-aliasing samples; values below 1 sharpen the image (only noticeable when sample count is above 6)

PC Console command Reported working

Adjust View Distance Scale

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Multiplies how far away trees, rocks and foliage are drawn; lower values can improve FPS

PC Console command Reported working

Cap Frame Rate

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Caps the frame rate at the number you choose; 0 removes the cap entirely

PC Console command Reported working

Cap Light Shaft Effects

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Caps how many light shafts/god-ray effects are rendered at once

PC Console command Reported working

Cap Rendered Lights

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Caps how many lights the game renders at once

PC Console command Reported working

Material Flow Analysis

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Works out how many of an item's ingredients you need per second to craft it continuously; replace the final part with the item's exact blueprint-path name (case-sensitive)

PC Console command Reported working

Pause Game World

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Freezes the game world; run it again to resume

PC Console command Reported working

Scale Render Resolution

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Scales the internal render resolution; below 100 renders cheaper for more FPS, above 100 sharpens at a cost

PC Console command Reported working

Set Grass Density

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Sets how much grass is rendered; 1 is the default density and 0 removes grass entirely

PC Console command Reported working

Set Temporal AA Samples

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Sets how many temporal anti-aliasing samples are used; 2-5 is the usual range to reduce jitter

PC Console command Reported working

Show Debug Readouts

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Overlays debug readouts for the chosen system at the top-left, alongside your position and rotation; useful types include AI, CAMERA, CIRCUITS, FACTORY, PHYSICS, TRAINS, TRAINSIGNALS, VEHICLE and WEAPON; use ShowDebug Reset or ShowDebug NONE to hide it again

PC Console command Reported working

Show FPS Counter

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Turns on a live frames-per-second counter

PC Console command Reported working

Show Frame Timing Stats

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Shows frame time, game time, draw time and GPU time so you can see what is limiting performance

PC Console command Reported working

Show Full Command List

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Displays the game's own full list of console commands, usable and unusable, colour-coded by permission

PC Console command Reported working

Show Level Streaming Info

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Shows information about level loading and streaming

PC Console command Reported working

Suicide and Respawn at HUB

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Instantly kills your character and respawns you back at the HUB

PC Console command Reported working

Toggle Atmosphere Rendering

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Switches the sky/atmosphere rendering off (0) or back on (1)

PC Console command Reported working

Toggle Debug Overlay

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Turns the on-screen debug information overlay on or off

PC Console command Reported working

Toggle Fog

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Switches fog off (0) or back on (1), handy for screenshots and performance

PC Console command Reported working

What it searches

Every cheat code, console command and unlockable on our game pages that has something to type or press — 8,541 entries across 441 games. Editions and expansions that share their base game's codes are searched once, under the base game, so the same command does not fill the results four times.

Each result carries its platform. A button sequence from a PlayStation list will not type into a PC console, and that mismatch is the most common reason a correct code looks broken. If a code from here fails, the cheat troubleshooter works out why, and the command builder fills in amounts and item IDs for you.

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About the finder

How do I find a cheat when I do not know its name?
Search for the effect instead: "infinite ammo", "teleport", "add gold". The finder matches the description of what each code does as well as its title and the code itself.
Why does a code from the results not work in my game?
Codes are specific to a game and often to a platform — a PlayStation button sequence cannot be typed on PC. Check the platform on the result, then use the cheat troubleshooter if it still fails.
What does "Reported working" mean?
The code comes from the game's own documentation and has not been entered by us. Codes we have run ourselves are marked Tested.