If you’re playing Baldur’s Gate 3 and want to explore its full potential using the BG3 Script Extender, you’re in the right place. Command Mode is one of the coolest features of the Script Extender, letting you execute advanced commands, tweak gameplay, or even spawn items. Don’t worry if you’re new to this – I’ll explain everything step by step in a way that’s super easy to understand. Let’s dive in!
Step 1: Install BG3 Script Extender
Before accessing Command Mode, you need the BG3 Script Extender installed. If you haven’t done this yet, here’s a quick guide:
- Download the Script Extender:
- Visit the official BG3 Script Extender website or a trusted modding platform like Nexus Mods.
- Download the latest version of the extender.
- Install It:
- Extract the downloaded files.
- Place them in the Baldur’s Gate 3 installation folder. For most players, it’s located at:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Baldur's Gate 3\bin
- Launch BG3 Through the Extender:
- Use the Script Extender’s launcher instead of the game’s default launcher. This ensures everything is set up correctly.
Step 2: Accessing Command Mode
Once the Script Extender is ready, getting to Command Mode is a breeze. Here’s how:
- Open the Console:
- Launch Baldur’s Gate 3 using the Script Extender.
- Press the tilde key (
~
) on your keyboard. This is usually located above theTab
key.
Tip: If the console doesn’t appear, check your keyboard layout or ensure the Script Extender is installed correctly.
- Activate Command Mode:
- Type the following command:
- Hit
Enter
to enable Command Mode.
::activatecommandmode
Step 3: Using Commands in BG3
With Command Mode active, you can execute various commands. Here are some popular ones:
- Spawn Items:
::spawnitem sword_legendary
This will spawn a legendary sword in your inventory.
- Modify Character Stats:
::modifystats strength +5
Adds +5 to your character’s Strength stat.
- Teleport to Locations:
::teleport location_id
Instantly moves your character to the specified location.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Console Not Opening?
Double-check that the Script Extender is installed in the correct folder.
Ensure you’re launching the game via the extender’s launcher.
- Commands Not Working?
Some commands may require specific conditions (e.g., being in a certain area or having admin privileges).
Why Use Command Mode?
Command Mode is perfect for:
- Testing mods or new features.
- Adjusting gameplay to match your style.
- Adding fun or unique elements to your playthrough.
Whether you’re a casual player or a modding enthusiast, Command Mode opens up endless possibilities.