Starcom Nexus Console Commands-

Starcom: Nexus Console Commands – A Complete Guide

Space is vast, mysterious, and sometimes unforgiving. Whether you want to skip a tedious resource grind, test a ship build, or simply explore uncharted sectors without worrying about hull integrity, the developer console in Starcom: Nexus is your best friend.

In this guide, I’ll show you how to enable the console, list every useful command, and explain what each one does.

Debug & System Commands

| Command | Effect | | :--- | :--- | | stat fps | Displays the Frames Per Second counter. | | stat unit | Displays detailed CPU/GPU timing stats. | | debugaim | Shows debug information regarding aiming/weapon trajectories. | | disconnect | Ends the current session and returns to the main menu. |

Note: Starcom: Nexus uses an input system similar to Unreal Engine 4. Some standard UE4 commands (like stat fps) work, but many gameplay-specific commands (like addcredits) are custom scripts created by the developers. Typing a command incorrectly will usually result in no action or a message in the top-left corner.

In Starcom: Nexus , players can access a developer console to input various cheats and utility commands for testing or gameplay adjustments. How to Enable and Open the Console Starcom Nexus Console Commands-

To open the developer console, press the Tilde (~) key and the lowercase "L" key at the same time. On some keyboard layouts, such as German, the combination may be ö + l. Essential Console Commands

When entering commands that require multiple inputs (like adding resources), ensure you use the exact syntax provided. Resources and Commodities

ListCommodities(): Displays a list of all possible commodities and their corresponding enum codes for use in other commands.

Give("commodity_name", amount): Adds a specified amount of a resource. Example: Give("GOLD", 20000) or Give("5000", 300). Common IDs: RESEARCH_POINTS, GOLD. Starcom: Nexus Console Commands – A Complete Guide

Take("commodity_name", amount): Removes the specified amount of a resource from your inventory. Gameplay Adjustments

Respec(): Removes all researched technology and returns the Research Points (RP) to the player, allowing for a total rebuild of the tech tree.

SetDifficulty(x): Changes the game difficulty in real-time. The default value is 1. Other standard settings include 0.25, 0.5, 2, and 4. Important Notes

Syntax Sensitivity: Some versions of the game require specific formatting. If a command like Give("GOLD", 500) doesn't work, try using the numeric ID provided by the ListCommodities() command instead of the name. Debug & System Commands | Command | Effect

Output Feedback: If the console returns Output (no return value), the command likely executed successfully even if no message appeared.

For players of the sequel, Starcom: Unknown Space, similar commands like SetFlag are used, though many game-related functions now use Title Case formatting. Console commands? :: Starcom: Nexus General Discussions

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add_resource [type] [amount]

  • Parameters:
    • [type]: The internal ID of the resource (see list below).
    • [amount]: Integer (e.g., 5000)
  • Example: add_resource Alloy 10000
  • Common Resource IDs:
    • Alloy (Standard metal)
    • Nexelium (Mid-game advanced alloy)
    • Antimatter (Fuel for warp drives)
    • DataCores (Research points)
    • Nanites (Hull repair bots)
    • Artifacts (Quest-related strange objects)

reveal_map

  • Effect: Uncovers the entire starmap. All jump gates, anomalies, and hidden sectors become visible.
  • Note: Does not auto-complete quests, but shows you exactly where to go.
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