Kingdom Come Deliverance Enable Console Commands

Kingdom Come Deliverance is a great game. However, it’s also known for its difficulty and punishing mechanics.

That being said, why not use a few Kingdom Come Deliverance commands/cheats to make things a bit easier and perhaps a bit more fun as well?

The following is a list of all known Kingdom Come: Deliverance console commands. With each command, we’ll go through how it works and what the point of it is. They’ll help you tweak and modify the general settings. In order to bring up the console and start typing in a command, all you have to do is press the tilde (`) key.

To activate the Kingdom Come: Deliverance console, tap the Tilde key. This is the button below Esc on your keyboard. For users outside the US, this key may display the ¬ symbol rather than.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a game that focuses on realistic medieval and historical events that makes the 15th century of Europe come to life with the next gen visuals of CryEngine. Deliverance has been glued together by fascinating content, such as non-linear story telling, branching dialogue, advanced reputation and law system, skill based mini-games, large scale battles and sieges.

Just do remember to always keep backups in case that something goes wrong. Using various commands at once is an easy way to break a game.

With that out of the way, let’s take a look at our options!

How to Enable and Access the Console

Some games require you to enable the console before you can use it. But, it actually comes enabled by default on Kingdom Come Deliverance.

So, all you have to do is use the tilde “~” button to bring up the console, type in the command of your choice, and that’s about it.

If that doesn’t work, try using “`” instead. The button may differ from keyboard to keyboard depending on layout and language. But, generally, it’s placed under “ESC” and right next to “1”.

Kingdom Come Deliverance Console Commands and Cheats

Compared to other open-world RPGs like TES Skyrim, the number of available commands and cheats for Kingdom Come Deliverance definitely feel a bit underwhelming. But, still, that’s all we found.

Also, the developers have disabled certain commands after certain versions of the game. So, some of them may not work at all for you.

wh_pl_showfirecursor 1: Adds a crosshair when aiming with a bow

wh_cheat_money [Amount]: Gives you the specified amount of money (Probably won’t work)

wh_cheat_addItem [Item ID]: Gives you the specified item (Probably won’t work)

e_TimeOfDay: Displays the current time

p_gravity_z [Value]: Changes gravity intensity (Default value is -13)

cl_showHUD 1/0: Enables or disables HUD

wh_ui_ShowCompass 1/0: Enables or disables the compass at the top for extra immersion

r_VSync 1/0: Enables or disables VSync

g_godmode 1: Enables god mode and makes you invincible (Players have reported that it no longer works after the game got out of Beta)

Graphics and Camera Commands

Anything that has to do with in-game rendering and various adjustments. You may be able to use some of these commands for extra performance – especially on older/low-end machines.

cl_fov [Value]: Allows you to freely pick whatever FOV you want (Even below 60 and higher than 75)

e_ViewDistRatio [Value]: Gives you the option of adjusting the distance at which objects start rendering. (The default value is 500)

e_ViewDistRatioVegetation [Value]: Adjusts the render distance for trees and any kind of vegetation (Default value is 500)

e_MergedMeshesInstanceDist [Value]: Sets the render distance where the grass is being animated (Default is 20_

Kingdom Come Deliverance Enable Console Commands

ca_UseAssetDefinedLod = 0: Lowers Level of Detail for characters (Characters will have to be reloaded for the changes to take effect)

e_CharRenderLodMin = 0: Minimum Level of Detail for character objects

e_Clouds = 1/0: Enables or disables cloud rendering

e_DynamicDistanceShadows = 1/0: Enables or disables dynamic distance shadows

e_WaterOcean = 1/2: Enables drawing of the ocean. 1 is for the usual rendering path while 2 uses fast rendering with merged fog

e_WaterVolumes = 1/2: Same thing with above – except this time it’s for water in general

e_Wind = 1/0: Enables or disables global wind calculations

q_Renderer = 2: Defines the overall quality of the Renderer. 0=low/1=med/2=high/3=very high (default)

r_snow [Value]: Sets snow rendering. 0: Disabled/1: Enabled/ 2: Enabled with snow occlusion

e_LodRatio = [Value]: Adjusts the Level of Detail (Default value is 100)

Wrapping Up

That’s all we have for now. And we understand that it’s not a lot. But, do understand that at least 99% of the available commands for Kingdom Come Deliverance are not useful in any way for players.

At the same time, they were never meant to be useful for us. These are commands that the developers use in order to test various features quickly and easily.

In any case, again, do keep a separate backup of the game before starting to play around with commands – just to be safe.