To suppress errors in Deadfire, you can prefix the command with example of a typical console command is as follows: While the Deadfire console will output feedback on every command - and usually nothing if the command is successful - note that the console in Pillars of Eternity will not display errors, making it tricky to find out what went wrong, if anything. Errors and output messages are shown in the combat log.

Unlike a traditional console, all parameters must be entered otherwise the console will return an error. Parameters are named to give some indication as to what they are for, or what information is expected.Įach command may define any number of parameters (or sometimes none) that are required as part of the command.

Most commands have parameters (also called 'arguments'), that are entered after the command and describe information that the command should act on. Internally, each command is mapped to a function (or 'method'), which is a block of code that actually carries out the command. Also note that the combat log/output is not visible while on the world map, which can make observing the result of entered commands difficult.Ī command is an instruction that defines something that the game should do or change. The console can be opened up in-game, and in the main menu - but not during loading screens. To rebind the console key, go to Options (by pressing Esc in-game) > Controls > Interface > Toggle Console, and bind it to your key of choice.

Note that in Pillars of Eternity after pressing the console key, the Enter key (right thumbstick on console) must be pressed before entering a command (and then again to actually submit the command). The command console for Pillars of Eternity is only available on PC, Mac, and Linux. A physical keyboard may also be plugged in to make inputting commands easier. It can then be submitted by clicking (or double clicking) the right thumbstick again. After entering the command, press enter to finalize input and close the virtual keyboard. This will bring up the virtual keyboard, where you may type the command. On home consoles, the console can be opened by holding down the left trigger (LT on Xbox, L2 on PS4), then clicking in the right thumbstick (RS on Xbox, R3 on PS4).

The main purpose of the console is to give developers and modders the ability to test underlying systems and mechanics on any regular copy of the game, and players the freedom to explore and tinker without restriction.įor most keyboard layouts the default key that opens the console is either backtick ( ` - same key as tilde ~, found above tab, to the left of the 1 key on a US keyboard), or 'o with diaeresis' ( ö found below P, to the right of the L key on a Swedish keyboard).

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