#Developer & Debug Console Commands
1 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)
I don't know that the console is available by default so i doubt they are going to release any commands to the public. Assuming that you used the Unreal Command line unlocker your next course of action would be to use tools to find any "readable" strings within the application. This can pull up a lot of results and no real way to determine whether or not they are actual commands, variable names, prompt text, etc.
Look up: SysInternals Process Explorer
- Find the application in the list.
- Right click it and click properties.
- Select the 'Strings' tab and you will be provided a extremely long list of text stings found in the application.
No idea what the unreal command line unlocker is! I just open up the console from my base game. If you look under older developer updates, you'll see where they say they added commands to the debug console. I'm just trying to figure out how to use those.
I don't see those update notes. When was it posted?
And sorry, the actual name of the program is 'Universal Unreal Engine 4 Unlocker'. It can be used on unreal engine games to enable a disabled console.
Ahh, I've never heard of that either, haha. The console isn't disabled in Coral Island.
It was posted a whole back but I found it when I did a search to find out if my question had already been answered.
I still never found out how to access the console. 😦