Sd_instant_build = 0 – Disables instantly built buildingsįOW_RevealAll – Remove the fog of war effect in the gameįog_toggle - Enable the fog of war effect.Ĭheat_power (number) – You can get an amount of power in your units which you specify by typing a number instead of the brackets.Ĭheat_requisition (number) – Similar to the Cheat_power command but works for requisition.Ĭheat_revealall – Allows you to uncover the whole game map so that you don’t need to manually explore it bit by bit. This works for both players and CPU controlled units. Sd_instant_build = 1 – Allows buildings to be built instantly instead of having to wait the default waiting time. You can then bring up the console by pressing the (CTRL) + (SHIFT) + (~) simultaneously and then type your command. cheatresources(amount) ex cheatresources(1000) 1000 of every resource including elite points. cheatignorecosts ignore the cost of units and elite points. The skirmish mode cheats are activated in Game Options, where you can set the ‘Allow cheats’ to ‘yes’. To open the console, you have to press Ctrl + Shift + Code Effect. For further help on how to do this, please refer to this article, and the section ‘Activating the developer console’: To do this add a ‘ –dev’ command into your shortcut of the game. To activate the cheats for the single-campaign mode you need to bring up the ‘developer console’, as seen in previous articles. Skirmish mode is a feature of many RTS (real-time strategy) games, and it is self-explanatory it allows more freedom for players in battles. There are two types of cheats in the Soulstorm expansion: ones which work for the single-player campaign and others which are set to work in ‘skirmish’ mode. There are a few available and there are also trainers which could help you in the usual ways. We will be focussing on cheats which are available for the Soulstorm expansion pack.

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