Hash
A terminal instead of the dev console. Completion, arguments, help, output and history, on the in game phone. Needs Sideload.hash - A Terminal for Schedule I
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Press the console key and get a terminal. It completes commands and their arguments, it shows what a command printed, and it remembers what you typed last session. The vanilla console is one input field with no output, no help and no memory.
What you get
- Tab completes. Command words, item ids, npc ids, properties, vehicles, quests, weather, keys.
give ogkfinds OG Kush;teleport barfinds the barn. - The arguments are written down. The line above the prompt shows the shape of the command you are typing
and highlights the argument you are on, so
setrelationshipstops being guesswork. - You can see what happened. Vanilla runs
give bananas 1and shows you nothing, with the reason sitting in a log file behind the game. hash prints the answer. #is whatever you are looking at. Aim at an NPC, typeteleport #. Also#car,#home,#hand,#near,#last.- It remembers. History across sessions, aliases you name yourself, and
logsto watch the game talk.
Everything is a command: help lists them, help <topic> narrows, help <command> explains one.
Requirements
MelonLoader 0.7.3+ and Sideload 1.7.0+. The console has to be switched on in the game's own settings (Settings > Gameplay), and it is host only - that is the game's rule, not this mod's. hash says so instead of ignoring you.
For mod authors
If your mod answers the console with a Harmony prefix, its words are invisible to every list and autocomplete in
the game. Compile in Hash.Api/HashCommands.cs and declare them:
using Hash.Api;
HashCommands.Add("snitch", "profiler: start, stop, top, report", "snitch start");
One file, no references, no hard dependency, and it puts the word in the game's own command list - so every tool sees it, not only hash.