Ultimate Guide to Schedule 1 Console Commands, NPC & Item IDs

If you're playing Schedule 1 and looking to level up your gaming experience, console commands are the way to go. They let you tweak the game to your heart's content – change the time, spawn vehicles, adjust your cash, or even modify your relationships with NPCs. Plus, with NPC and item IDs, you can unlock new possibilities in the game! This guide will walk you through everything you need to know, from enabling the console to using powerful commands. Let’s dive in!

Enabling the Console in Schedule 1

Before you can start entering commands, you need to enable the console in your game settings. Don't worry; it's super easy to do!

Here’s how you can get started:

Install MelonLoader (if needed):
- Head to the MelonLoader website and grab the latest version.
- Install it by following the instructions, and make sure to choose the right directory where Schedule 1 is installed.
Download and Install Console Mods:
- You’ll need mods like the Schedule1ConsoleUnlocker and Console Mod to access the console features. Download them, extract the .dll files, and place them in the Mods folder within your Schedule 1 directory.
Activate the Console:
- Open up the game and press F8 to bring up the console. Now you’re ready to start typing in commands!

Pro Tip:

If you're using a different version or mod setup, make sure to check the instructions specific to your version of Schedule 1.

Basic Console Commands You Need to Know

Now that your console is ready, let's get to the fun part – commands! Here are some of the essential ones that will enhance your Schedule 1 experience:

Command	Example	What it Does
`freecam`	`freecam`	Turns on free camera mode. Fly around the game world and hide the UI.
`save`	`save`	Saves your progress in the game.
`settime`	`settime 1530`	Changes the in-game time to 3:30 PM (24-hour format).
`give`	`give ogkush 5`	Adds 5 units of ‘ogkush’ to your inventory.
`changecash`	`changecash 5000`	Gives you 5,000 in cash.
`spawnvehicle`	`spawnvehicle shitbox`	Spawns a ‘shitbox’ vehicle right in front of you.
`teleport`	`teleport townhall`	Instantly teleports you to the townhall.
`raise wanted`	`raise wanted`	Increases your wanted level (hello, police!).
`clearwanted`	`clearwanted`	Resets your wanted level to zero – no more cops chasing you.
`sethealth`	`sethealth 100`	Sets your health to 100%.
`addxp`	`addxp 100`	Gives you 100 experience points.
`setemotion`	`setemotion cheery`	Changes your character's mood to cheerful.

Bonus Tip:

These commands aren’t case-sensitive, so you don’t have to worry about whether you type them in all caps or lowercase. Just make sure they’re spelled correctly!

Advanced Commands for Hardcore Players

Once you’ve got the basics down, it’s time to get into the more advanced console commands. These ones are great if you want to play around with more specific game elements:

Quest Management:
- Command: setqueststate <quest_name> <status>
- Example: setqueststate drug_heist completed
- Use this to change the status of a quest. Perfect for skipping or fixing bugs in quests!
NPC Relationships:
- Command: setrelationship <npc_id> <level>
- Example: setrelationship Austin_Steiner 5
- Adjust your relationship with any NPC by using their ID (more on this in a bit). The higher the level, the better your relationship with them.
Item Quality:
- Command: setquality <quality_level>
- Example: setquality heavenly
- Change the quality of items in your inventory. From basic to legendary quality – the choice is yours.

Understanding NPC and Item IDs

To truly unlock all the potential of console commands, you need to understand how NPC and item IDs work. These IDs allow you to reference specific characters or items directly, giving you total control over your game world.

NPC IDs

NPC IDs are unique identifiers for each non-playable character in Schedule 1. To use them, you’ll need to know the NPC’s ID and then apply it to commands like setrelationship to adjust your interaction with them.

Example:
- Command: setrelationship Austin_Steiner 5
- This command will set your relationship with Austin Steiner to level 5, which could change how he reacts to you.

Where to Find NPC IDs:

You can easily find a comprehensive list of NPCs and their IDs on the Schedule 1 Wiki. This will come in handy when you want to change relationships or spawn specific characters.

Item IDs

Item IDs allow you to spawn any item in the game using the give command. The item ID is usually the item’s name written in lowercase, with no spaces (use underscores if there’s more than one word).

Example:
- Command: give watering_can 1
- This will give you one watering can.

Where to Find Item IDs:

You can find a full list of items and their IDs at the Schedule 1 Wiki - Items Section. It’s an essential resource for any player who wants to add specific items to their inventory.

Community Resources and Support

The Schedule 1 community is always bustling with tips, tricks, and resources that can help you master console commands and more. Here are some great places to check out:

Steam Community Guides: The Steam Community offers a wealth of user-generated guides on console commands and gameplay tips.

Final Thoughts

Using console commands in Schedule 1 can really open up your gameplay, whether you want to tweak the environment, spawn cool vehicles, or modify relationships with NPCs. With the power of item and NPC IDs, you can create the ultimate customized experience. So go ahead, explore these commands, and have fun experimenting with the endless possibilities!

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