Show_landings : shows the landing positions available to the ai from a given region, default hides themįilter_coastlines : applies filter to world map coastlines List_characters : lists all the characters in the world or those belonging to a faction List_ancillaries : lists all the available ancillaries List_traits : lists all the available traits Give_trait_points : gives the character points for trait Toggle_terrain : toggles the terrain to display various data sets, no param resets to normal Write_ui_cache : writes out the ui texture cache to disk Oliphants.jericho : and the walls came a-tumblin' down Show_cursorstat : shows the cursor position and region id Process_cq : completes all construction pending in queueĬharacter_reset : resets the character back to its start of turn settings Give_trait : gives the character a trait at level (default = level 1)

Give_ancillary : gives the character an ancillary Toggle_restrictcam : toggles camera restrictions on or off

Toggle_fow : toggles the fog of war on or off Move_character, : moves named character to position on campaign mapĪuto_win : the attacker or defender wins the next autoresolved battleĬreate_unit : creates one or more units of the specified type Toggle_tow : shows/hides the tabbed output windowĪdd_money : adds an amount of money to a faction's coffers, can be negative, default is player factionĪdd_population : adds an amount of population to a settlement, can be negative I pulled it from rtw.exe, and had to guess at what was a command and what was not.

Medieval total war console commands