List of Admin Slash Commands for Single Player

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Posted: 21 May, 2008
by: Aeiouy

Updated: 21 May, 2008
by: Ayusaki

This is a list of Admin Slash Commands for the single-player EnB Emulator . To use these, while in-game, hit enter and then type the command, hit enter again and the command will execute. Keep in mind, these will work for single-player only, and only if you are logged in with the admin user ID.

/enableskills - Allows you to upgrade your skills. This is necessary since the trainers are not in the 831 release of Net7 . However, most of the skills do not work, as the code has not been written for them yet. One exception to this is the prospecting skill. Play around with it, and you may find other skills that we don’t know of yet.

/skillpoints <number> - Increases your skill point pool to the specified number. There is no limit to how many points you have, but if you go too high, (trillions+) your skill points will go into the negative. One thing to note, when you enter this command, it will tell you an illegal slash command was entered; Disregard this message. You will still receive the points.

/level <#> - Sets Combat, Trade and Explore levels to the specified number (1-50).

/warp <#> - Adjusts your warp speed to the specified number (max is 10,000).

/scan <#> - sets your scan range. Maximum range is in the order of trillions. This is a useful command, as it allows you to find what few things are in each sector , i.e. mobs, asteroids, etc. Use caution though, as setting the range too high can severely slow your computer down. Recommended range is anywhere from 50,000 to 400,000 depending on the system.

/createmob <x, y, z> - This command creates a mob of your choice. This has been known to crash the client if not typed correctly, so the correct way is as follows. /createmob <mob type>1…10 <mob level>1…66 <mob name>’name’. So say you want to create a level 50 Kraken named Billy. Your command would look as follows: ‘/createmob 1 50 Billy’.

/goto - directly transports you to the selected nav. Note, you do not type the nave name to use this command. Simply target the nav you would like to go to, and then type /goto. Nothing more.

That is the list of known working slash commands for the emulator . Remember these are for the 831 release, and more could become available with the next single player release. However, these will hopefully not be necessary for the next release, as much more content has been added.

This article describes details of the EnB emulator that could change at any moment. Please check back often for possible updates.

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