All V Rising console commands and cheat codes

All V Rising console commands and cheat codes

Knowing how to use console commands in V Rising requires players to set up individual servers with particular rules and grant themselves admin authority (hence why they’re also sometimes referred to as admin commands). By using the backtick or grave accent key (`), players can enter console commands and enforce cheat codes and special ways to play, changing things about themselves, their items and the world they explore. We’ll explain in more detail below about the limitations and possibilities of console commands in V Rising, along with a full console commands list for players to use.
How to use console commands in V Rising for cheats and more
How to use console commands in V Rising

(Image: © Stunlock Studios)
To use console commands in V Rising for cheats, take the following steps:

Start a Private game
Pause and go to Options/General
Unpause the game
Click ` , the button under the Escape key
Type “adminauth” (without quotation marks) and hit enter
You can now use and enter console commands!
You may not need to enter “adminauth” depending on the kind of server you’re, but if it’s not working for you, put it in just to be sure. Despite the obvious advantages, console commands are a pretty big thing to get your head around. We’ve got a full list of all the console commands you could need below, but if you ever need a primer, just type “list” into your commands and you’ll get a (sort of) helpful primer on all the options available to you. There’s actually a huge amount you can do in V Rising once you have a grip on all the input codes – get items, teleport around the map, get an edge against foes, or generally do to the game’s difficulty curve what you’ve been doing to all the humans along the way. 
You may not need to enter “adminauth” depending on the kind of server you’re, but if it’s not working for you, put it in just to be sure. Despite the obvious advantages, console commands are a pretty big thing to get your head around. We’ve got a full list of all the console commands you could need below, but if you ever need a primer, just type “list” into your commands and you’ll get a (sort of) helpful primer on all the options available to you. There’s actually a huge amount you can do in V Rising once you have a grip on all the input codes – get items, teleport around the map, get an edge against foes, or generally do to the game’s difficulty curve what you’ve been doing to all the humans along the way. 
A little side note – we understand that players have to re-enter the “adminauth” code each time they come back to the game (assuming they had to the first time round), so if your console commands aren’t working, that’s probably why. However, for the time being, let’s discuss what you can actually do with console commands.
Full V Rising console commands list

(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
There’s numerous console commands in V Rising that serve different functions. For clarity’s sake, we’ve arranged them into categories, laid out in the little navigation icons at the side of the page! Just click on any of those for more info, or scroll down to see them in order. There’s clearly a lot of console commands to work though, but for most players, the first two categories will definitely be enough, as they allow you to tinker with the world, your loadouts and equipment, as well as your position within it. For now though, let’s start through all the various console commands and what they do.
Items and equipment
Is V Rising on PS4 and PS5?
give” and “giveset“, which give you any item in the game (or a certain set of items if you click the latter). 
Once you type one of those in, hit Tab and you’ll be able to use the arrow keys to look through all the items in V Rising to see what you want, then select it, hit Tab again and enter the number of that item you want. Then you hit the enter button, and it should appear in your inventory! 
Give (what, amount) – gives player item(s)
Giveset (what) – gives player item set
Changedurability – changes durability of equipped items
Exploration and teleportation
If you want to get around efficiently, console commands allow the player to teleport the world as effectively as any slasher in the forests from films. Depending on which command you use, it’ll work with a different framework accordingly. There’s also some general commands at the front to help your survivability overall, controlling the sun and the health of characters.
Addtime – add up to 12 in-game hours to the clock, changing the time of day and respawn timers. Servers cannot go back in time, only forward.
Changehealthofclosesttomouse – modifies the health of the target unit/object closest to the admin’s cursor, allowing admins to deal damage or heal targets.
Kill – kills your character.
GatherAllAllies – teleports allies to mouse cursor position
GatherAllAlliesExceptMe – teleports all allies but you to mouse cursor position
GatherAllNonAllies – teleports all players who are not allies to mouse cursor position
GatherAllPlayers – teleports all players to mouse cursor position
GatherAllPlayersExceptMe – teleports all players but you to mouse cursor position
PlayerTeleport – teleports you to mouse cursor position
TeleportPlayerToMe (User) – teleports another player to your location 
TeleportPlayerToMousePosition (User) – teleports another player to mouse cursor position
TeleportToChunk (Unnamed Argument) – teleports you to a chunk coordinate
TeleportToChunkWaypoint (Unnamed Argument) – teleports you to a specific waypoint
TeleportToNether – teleports you to Nether
TeleportToPlayer (User) – teleports you to another player’s location
The TeleportToChunkWaypoint one is especially useful as an easy, comprehensible means for travelling about the map. Here’s the locations of the waypoints themselves so you know where you’re going.
Farbane Woods (Southeast) – 14, 8
Farbane Woods (Southwest) – 8, 8
Farbane Woods (West) – 9 , 10
Farbane Woods (Northeast) – 14, 11
Dunley Farmlands (East) – 12, 15
Dunley Farmlands (Southeast) – 13, 13
Dunley Farmlands (Southwest) – 9, 13
Silverlight Hills – 6, 16
Cursed Forest – 13, 19
Hallowed Mountains – 15, 13
Social/Players/Clans
These console commands are focused on relationships and permissions between players, clans and the general social aspect of V Rising (and therefore won’t be much help to those who mainly play the V Rising offline mode). Still, we’ll lay it all out below concisely for you.
Adminauth – give admin status
Admindeauth – remove admin status
Bancharacter (Character Name) – ban a player with that character name from the server
Banned – lists all players who have been banned
Banuser (Steam ID) – ban a player with that Steam ID from the server
Clanaccept – accept clan invitation
Clandecline – decline clan invitation
Claninvite (Unnamed Argument) – invite player to your clan
Clanleave – leave clan
Connect (address or steamid, port, password) – connect to server
Disconnect – disconnect from server
Kick (Character Name) – kick a player from the server (they can still enter it again)
Listusers (Include Disconnected) – lists all players on the server
Reconnect – reconnect to the server
Setadminlevel (user, level) – change user’s admin level
Unban (User Index) – unban a player to allow them back into the server.
UI, accessibility and user experience
While most of this stuff should probably be done in the proper settings menu, there are some useful features that players can trigger via console commands for a more personalised gaming experience. Some of these are a lot more complex – aliases, for example – whereas others are a lot more simple, like just clearing whatever you’ve written into the console so far.
Alias (Alias, Command) – create alias
Bind (Key Combination, Command) – create new key binding
Clear – clear text from the console
ClearTempBindings – clear temporary key bindings
Hidecursor (Unnamed Argument) – hide or reveal the mouse cursor
List (Optional: Category) – list all console commands
Localization (Language) – set language
Motionblur (Unnamed Argument) – turn motion blur off or on
MultiCommand (Commands) – execute multiple commands, each split by a semicolon (;)
ProfileInfo – display information on the console profile
RemoveAlias (Alias) – delete existing alias
Unbind (Key Combination) – delete existing keybinding
Technical/Misc/Debugging
Finally, for completeness’ sake, we’ve included all the technical commands that are mainly used by developers or hardcore modders, most of which will be pretty self explanatory to anybody with the technical expertise to use them in the first place. Basically, if you don’t understand these to begin with, we don’t recommend tinkering with them – you risk plunging your vampire world into even more chaos.
Adminonlydebugevents (Unnamed Argument)
ClientBuildingDebugging (Unnamed Argument)
Copy (Command)
CopyDebugDump
CopyPositionDump
CreateDebugDump
CreatePerformanceDump
DebugViewEnabled (Unnamed Argument)
Depthoffield (Unnamed Argument)
DumpArchetypeInformation (Which, Num to print, Full info)
DumpBlobAssetMemoryInfo (Which)
DumpChunkFragmentation (Which, ExtraDebugging)
DumpComponentMemoryInfo (Which)
DumpDynamicBufferMemoryInfo (Which)
DumpEntity (World, Entity, Full Dump)
DumpEntityQueries (Which)
DumpEverything (Which)
DumpPrefabGUIDEntities (World, Component, Include Disabled, Include Prefabs)
DumpQueryArchetypes (Which, OnlyRequired, AlsoLogToConsole)
DumpSystemMemory (Which, AlsoLogToConsole)
GarbageCollectArchetypes (Which)
GcCollect
JobThreads (Threads)
Logdestroyevents (Which, State)
Lowqualityatmosphere (Unnamed Argument)
MeasureSystemPerformance (Unnamed Argument)
OpenCrashDumpFolder
OpenLogsFolder
PerformanceTestChunks (Jump Distance, Test Mode)
Performchunkdefragmentation (Which)
Printactivesequences
Printactivesounds
Printallsequences
Printdestroyevents (Which)
PrintDynamicResSettings
Printsunvfxstate 
Setmipmaplevel (Unnamed Argument, Unnamed Argument) 
Setresolution (Unnamed Argument, Unnamed Argument)
Setsystemenabled (Which, Unnamed Argument, Enabled)
Startbuildwallpaper (Unnamed Argument)
Texturestreamingenabled (Unnamed Argument)
Texturestreamingmaxlevelreduction (Unnamed Argument)
Texturestreamingmemorybudget (Unnamed Argument)
ToggleDebugViewCategory (Unnamed Argument)
Toggleobserve (Mode)
ToggleSetting (Setting Name, Optional Setting Values)
UnloadUnusedAssets
Useoptimizedqueries (Which, State)
With that, you should have everything you need to know about navigating the world of V Rising, with the slight edge that comes from being an all-powerful controller god. We also expect to see more commands added in the future, as Stunlock Studios have been granting new commands in updates already. Either way, keep a pointy ear to the ground…
V Rising map | V Rising Whetstones | V Rising Iron | V Rising Stone Bricks | V Rising leather | V Rising Paper | V Rising Blood Essence | V Rising Scourgestone | V Rising best weapons | V Rising Fish | V Rising Grave Dust | V Rising Merciless weapons and gear | V Rising Scrolls | V Rising Roadmap  

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All V Rising console commands and cheat codes

Knowing how to use console commands in V Rising requires players to set up individual servers with particular rules and grant themselves admin authority (hence why they’re also sometimes referred to as admin commands). By using the backtick or grave accent key (`), players can enter console commands and enforce cheat codes and special ways to play, changing things about themselves, their items and the world they explore. We’ll explain in more detail below about the limitations and possibilities of console commands in V Rising, along with a full console commands list for players to use.
How to use console commands in V Rising for cheats and more
How to use console commands in V Rising

(Image: © Stunlock Studios)
To use console commands in V Rising for cheats, take the following steps:

Start a Private game
Pause and go to Options/General
Unpause the game
Click ` , the button under the Escape key
Type “adminauth” (without quotation marks) and hit enter
You can now use and enter console commands!
You may not need to enter “adminauth” depending on the kind of server you’re, but if it’s not working for you, put it in just to be sure. Despite the obvious advantages, console commands are a pretty big thing to get your head around. We’ve got a full list of all the console commands you could need below, but if you ever need a primer, just type “list” into your commands and you’ll get a (sort of) helpful primer on all the options available to you. There’s actually a huge amount you can do in V Rising once you have a grip on all the input codes – get items, teleport around the map, get an edge against foes, or generally do to the game’s difficulty curve what you’ve been doing to all the humans along the way. 
You may not need to enter “adminauth” depending on the kind of server you’re, but if it’s not working for you, put it in just to be sure. Despite the obvious advantages, console commands are a pretty big thing to get your head around. We’ve got a full list of all the console commands you could need below, but if you ever need a primer, just type “list” into your commands and you’ll get a (sort of) helpful primer on all the options available to you. There’s actually a huge amount you can do in V Rising once you have a grip on all the input codes – get items, teleport around the map, get an edge against foes, or generally do to the game’s difficulty curve what you’ve been doing to all the humans along the way. 
A little side note – we understand that players have to re-enter the “adminauth” code each time they come back to the game (assuming they had to the first time round), so if your console commands aren’t working, that’s probably why. However, for the time being, let’s discuss what you can actually do with console commands.
Full V Rising console commands list

(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
There’s numerous console commands in V Rising that serve different functions. For clarity’s sake, we’ve arranged them into categories, laid out in the little navigation icons at the side of the page! Just click on any of those for more info, or scroll down to see them in order. There’s clearly a lot of console commands to work though, but for most players, the first two categories will definitely be enough, as they allow you to tinker with the world, your loadouts and equipment, as well as your position within it. For now though, let’s start through all the various console commands and what they do.
Items and equipment
Is V Rising on PS4 and PS5?
give” and “giveset“, which give you any item in the game (or a certain set of items if you click the latter). 
Once you type one of those in, hit Tab and you’ll be able to use the arrow keys to look through all the items in V Rising to see what you want, then select it, hit Tab again and enter the number of that item you want. Then you hit the enter button, and it should appear in your inventory! 
Give (what, amount) – gives player item(s)
Giveset (what) – gives player item set
Changedurability – changes durability of equipped items
Exploration and teleportation
If you want to get around efficiently, console commands allow the player to teleport the world as effectively as any slasher in the forests from films. Depending on which command you use, it’ll work with a different framework accordingly. There’s also some general commands at the front to help your survivability overall, controlling the sun and the health of characters.
Addtime – add up to 12 in-game hours to the clock, changing the time of day and respawn timers. Servers cannot go back in time, only forward.
Changehealthofclosesttomouse – modifies the health of the target unit/object closest to the admin’s cursor, allowing admins to deal damage or heal targets.
Kill – kills your character.
GatherAllAllies – teleports allies to mouse cursor position
GatherAllAlliesExceptMe – teleports all allies but you to mouse cursor position
GatherAllNonAllies – teleports all players who are not allies to mouse cursor position
GatherAllPlayers – teleports all players to mouse cursor position
GatherAllPlayersExceptMe – teleports all players but you to mouse cursor position
PlayerTeleport – teleports you to mouse cursor position
TeleportPlayerToMe (User) – teleports another player to your location 
TeleportPlayerToMousePosition (User) – teleports another player to mouse cursor position
TeleportToChunk (Unnamed Argument) – teleports you to a chunk coordinate
TeleportToChunkWaypoint (Unnamed Argument) – teleports you to a specific waypoint
TeleportToNether – teleports you to Nether
TeleportToPlayer (User) – teleports you to another player’s location
The TeleportToChunkWaypoint one is especially useful as an easy, comprehensible means for travelling about the map. Here’s the locations of the waypoints themselves so you know where you’re going.
Farbane Woods (Southeast) – 14, 8
Farbane Woods (Southwest) – 8, 8
Farbane Woods (West) – 9 , 10
Farbane Woods (Northeast) – 14, 11
Dunley Farmlands (East) – 12, 15
Dunley Farmlands (Southeast) – 13, 13
Dunley Farmlands (Southwest) – 9, 13
Silverlight Hills – 6, 16
Cursed Forest – 13, 19
Hallowed Mountains – 15, 13
Social/Players/Clans
These console commands are focused on relationships and permissions between players, clans and the general social aspect of V Rising (and therefore won’t be much help to those who mainly play the V Rising offline mode). Still, we’ll lay it all out below concisely for you.
Adminauth – give admin status
Admindeauth – remove admin status
Bancharacter (Character Name) – ban a player with that character name from the server
Banned – lists all players who have been banned
Banuser (Steam ID) – ban a player with that Steam ID from the server
Clanaccept – accept clan invitation
Clandecline – decline clan invitation
Claninvite (Unnamed Argument) – invite player to your clan
Clanleave – leave clan
Connect (address or steamid, port, password) – connect to server
Disconnect – disconnect from server
Kick (Character Name) – kick a player from the server (they can still enter it again)
Listusers (Include Disconnected) – lists all players on the server
Reconnect – reconnect to the server
Setadminlevel (user, level) – change user’s admin level
Unban (User Index) – unban a player to allow them back into the server.
UI, accessibility and user experience
While most of this stuff should probably be done in the proper settings menu, there are some useful features that players can trigger via console commands for a more personalised gaming experience. Some of these are a lot more complex – aliases, for example – whereas others are a lot more simple, like just clearing whatever you’ve written into the console so far.
Alias (Alias, Command) – create alias
Bind (Key Combination, Command) – create new key binding
Clear – clear text from the console
ClearTempBindings – clear temporary key bindings
Hidecursor (Unnamed Argument) – hide or reveal the mouse cursor
List (Optional: Category) – list all console commands
Localization (Language) – set language
Motionblur (Unnamed Argument) – turn motion blur off or on
MultiCommand (Commands) – execute multiple commands, each split by a semicolon (;)
ProfileInfo – display information on the console profile
RemoveAlias (Alias) – delete existing alias
Unbind (Key Combination) – delete existing keybinding
Technical/Misc/Debugging
Finally, for completeness’ sake, we’ve included all the technical commands that are mainly used by developers or hardcore modders, most of which will be pretty self explanatory to anybody with the technical expertise to use them in the first place. Basically, if you don’t understand these to begin with, we don’t recommend tinkering with them – you risk plunging your vampire world into even more chaos.
Adminonlydebugevents (Unnamed Argument)
ClientBuildingDebugging (Unnamed Argument)
Copy (Command)
CopyDebugDump
CopyPositionDump
CreateDebugDump
CreatePerformanceDump
DebugViewEnabled (Unnamed Argument)
Depthoffield (Unnamed Argument)
DumpArchetypeInformation (Which, Num to print, Full info)
DumpBlobAssetMemoryInfo (Which)
DumpChunkFragmentation (Which, ExtraDebugging)
DumpComponentMemoryInfo (Which)
DumpDynamicBufferMemoryInfo (Which)
DumpEntity (World, Entity, Full Dump)
DumpEntityQueries (Which)
DumpEverything (Which)
DumpPrefabGUIDEntities (World, Component, Include Disabled, Include Prefabs)
DumpQueryArchetypes (Which, OnlyRequired, AlsoLogToConsole)
DumpSystemMemory (Which, AlsoLogToConsole)
GarbageCollectArchetypes (Which)
GcCollect
JobThreads (Threads)
Logdestroyevents (Which, State)
Lowqualityatmosphere (Unnamed Argument)
MeasureSystemPerformance (Unnamed Argument)
OpenCrashDumpFolder
OpenLogsFolder
PerformanceTestChunks (Jump Distance, Test Mode)
Performchunkdefragmentation (Which)
Printactivesequences
Printactivesounds
Printallsequences
Printdestroyevents (Which)
PrintDynamicResSettings
Printsunvfxstate 
Setmipmaplevel (Unnamed Argument, Unnamed Argument) 
Setresolution (Unnamed Argument, Unnamed Argument)
Setsystemenabled (Which, Unnamed Argument, Enabled)
Startbuildwallpaper (Unnamed Argument)
Texturestreamingenabled (Unnamed Argument)
Texturestreamingmaxlevelreduction (Unnamed Argument)
Texturestreamingmemorybudget (Unnamed Argument)
ToggleDebugViewCategory (Unnamed Argument)
Toggleobserve (Mode)
ToggleSetting (Setting Name, Optional Setting Values)
UnloadUnusedAssets
Useoptimizedqueries (Which, State)
With that, you should have everything you need to know about navigating the world of V Rising, with the slight edge that comes from being an all-powerful controller god. We also expect to see more commands added in the future, as Stunlock Studios have been granting new commands in updates already. Either way, keep a pointy ear to the ground…
V Rising map | V Rising Whetstones | V Rising Iron | V Rising Stone Bricks | V Rising leather | V Rising Paper | V Rising Blood Essence | V Rising Scourgestone | V Rising best weapons | V Rising Fish | V Rising Grave Dust | V Rising Merciless weapons and gear | V Rising Scrolls | V Rising Roadmap  

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