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The 7 Days To Die Console Commands are a tool that server admins mainly use to tweak advanced game settings by putting in the appropriate commands. It is, however, accessible by any player by hitting the right shortcut key, F1. In addition, the Console Commands provide an additional range of functions different from the game and can also manipulate certain game features.
Using the 7 Days To Die console commands, a player can get data like game statistics and other information. In addition, one can also input commands that can alter the current game sets and features, such as spawning certain game items.
These commands can also be used to control players in multiplayer games. So, for example, if a player is being abusive or cheating, the admin can use the appropriate console commands to kick the player from the server.
Getting Started
To get started, you first need to bring up the console panel, where you can enter all of these commands. This can be done simply by pressing the F1 key on most standard keyboards. Doing this will bring up the console panel. This key works for the standard Us & EU-based keyboards. If you use a different keyboard, you can bring up the console using two different keys depending on which type of keyboard you use, as mentioned below:
- pressing F1 for US & EU type keyboards.
- Pressing ” for US type keyboards.
- Pressing @ for EU type keyboards.
- Pressing Ñ for Spanish type keyboards.
- Pressing Ö/Ø/F2 for Scandinavian type keyboards.
7 Days To Die Console Command Usage
All of the commands we mention here can be directly used if you are in single-player mode since you’ll have admin privileges. On the other hand, in the case of a dedicated server, you will first have to edit the admin.xml file and give yourself the admin privileges for these commands to work. And then again, in an online dedicated server, some of the commands we’ve listed here may still not work.
For ease of understanding, we’ve divided the various console commands into 4 categories:
- 7 Days To Die Server Commands
- 7 Days To Die Admin Commands
- 7 Days To Die Teleport Commands
- 7 Days To Die Xp Commands
Entering commands in the console
- Many of the commands are case sensitive; i.e. “x is not the same as “X”.
- If shortcuts are available for a command, you can use them instead of the full command. However, all commands do not have a shortcut.
- Command arguments that are placed in <pointed braces> are compulsory, but commands in [square braces] are optional.
Many of the 7 Days To Die console commands work only when the Creative menu or the debug mode has been enabled. On that note, let’s get started with the server console commands.
7 Days To Die Server Commands
7 DAYS TO DIE ADMIN COMMANDS
Listed below are some of the essential admin commands that can be used on a 7 Days To Die server. This is especially helpful if your single-player mode settings enable other players on your network to join your game or if you’re running a dedicated server of your own.
A major reason why the Admin console commands are essential is that post the A19 release. It has become relatively easy to create game hacks. There are numerous hacker codes available that can be used to cheat on your server by enabling the god mode, creative menu etc. If you spot someone cheating like this, you can use your admin commands to kick or ban such players.
7 DAYS TO DIE TELEPORT COMMAND
The ability to teleport directly to anywhere in the 7D2D world can benefit certain situations. With the teleport command, you cannot just teleport yourself to wherever you want to, but also any other player as well. Therefore, you should keep in mind certain things when using teleport in 7 Days To Die.
First of all, if Debug Mode is enabled, just open up the map by pressing “M”, then hold “Ctrl” and right-click at the location in the map where you wish to teleport. You will then instantly be transferred to that location. Another neat option in the Debug Mode is to hold the left “Shift” key and hit the “Q” key. Doing that teleports you to the location where your cursor was pointing. You can quickly travel across the map by holding the left “shift” and just pressing the “Q” numerous times.
Giver below are the usual Teleport Commands that you can use in 7D2D:
7 DAYS TO DIE XP COMMANDS
Before going ahead with the XP commands, remember that giving yourself additional XP could be considered “cheating”. That said, you will often use the XP commands to fix a corrupted player profile. In this case, you will also be required to reset the player character.
This command is primarily used to either give yourself additional XP or give it to another player. One thing to keep in mind when giving yourself additional XP is that you will also be increasing your Gamestage value. Higher the gamestage, the tougher the zombies that you have to face. So if you keep increasing your XP this way without being adequately equipped with the necessary weapons, ammo and armour, you better be prepared to get your ass whopped by the strongest zombies!
7 Days To Die Buff Commands
Buffs are status effects. Regardless of the effect being a belly full of food or a negative effect such as a broken leg, it’s still referred to as a “Buff”. Using the 7 Days To Die Buff commands will give the effect, negative or positive in nature, to the player. Using the Debuff commands will remove the effect.
Debuff List IDs
Here is a list of the Debuff IDs that you will need to use in the 7 Days To Die Debuff commands. For example, if you want to fix your character’s broken leg, you would type this command in the F1 console, DeBuff buffLegBroken this will remove the Buff, which is the broken leg.
7 Days To Die Spawn Commands
This list contains commands as per Alpha 15. You can also bring up the list of available commands by entering “help” into the console.
7 Days To Die Weather & Time Commands
This list contains commands as per Alpha 15. You can also bring up the list of available commands by entering “help” into the console.