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Adventure and danger await you in Neverwinter - the award-winning, officially-licensed Dungeons & Dragons free-to-play MMORPG. Choose from a variety of character classes, and test your skills against various foes – including dragons, demons, and other players. Notice that keybind below for the follow command is normally typed in chat as '/follow', but for keybinding it is just in quotes without the slash. This is true for all the slash commands. /bind CTRL+Q 'follow' or /bind CTRL+Q 'mount 1$$follow' /bind CTRL+F6 'unlit 1'. /bind e interact /bind g interactandloot This way, I press 'E' when I want to take loot, talk to an NPC, open a chest, etc. And I press 'G' when I want to resurrect someone. Neverwinter Nights Cheats: Activating Debug Mode. As has become increasingly popular in computer games over the last decade, Neverwinter Nights allows players to access the developer’s console, and can perform a variety of tasks through the use of console commands.
Hit the tilde key ~ to access the console. Note that Commands are case sensitive.
Command – Effect
DebugMode 1 – Enables Cheats
ModCHA # – Add specific number to Charisma
ModCON # – Add specific number to Constitution
ModDEX # – Add specific number to Dexterity
ModINT # – Add specific number to Intelligence
ModSTR # – Add specific number to Strength
ModWIS # – Add specific number to Wisdom
dm_allspells 1 – Allows the use of every spell in the game. No class restrictions.
dm_modifyage # – Change your character’s age.
SetAppearance (001-298) – Change your character’s appearance
dm_modifysavefortitude # – Change your fortitude saving throw.
dm_modifysavereflex # – Change your reflex saving throw.
dm_modifysavewill # – Change your will saving throw.
DebugMode 0 – Disable cheats
dm_gettime – Display current game time
fps – Display your frames per second.
GiveXP # – Give a set amount of XP.
dm_givegold # – Gives you Gold
dm_levelup – Gives you just enough XP to gain one level.
dm_god – God mode
dm_heal – Heal all damage done to your main character.
hidepartynames – Hide your party’s names on the sidebar
dm_cowsfromhell – Makes angry cows appear to kill your enemies.
dm_modifyattackbase # – Modify your base to-hit bonus.
dm_modifyspellresistence – Modify your spell resistence.
dm_givelevel # – Raises your level
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dm_settime – Set current game time
dm_setrace – Set your character’s race.
SetCHA # – Sets Charisma (9-50)
SetCON # – Sets Constitution (9-50)
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SetDEX # – Sets Dexterity (9-50)
SetINT # – Sets Intelligence (9-50)
SetSTR # – Sets Strength (9-50)
SetWIS # – Sets Wisdom (9-50)
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showpartynames – Show your party’s names on the sidebar
dm_mylittlepony – Speed Cheat
dm_allspells 0 – Turns off the above code.
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I have been playing with Neverwinter lately and today have come up with a fairly easy way to target a certain entity (player or companion).
It is based on two console commands: hardtargetlock and target.
HardTargetLock is pretty much what gets toggled when you hold down ctrl. You can force it on by sending a /hardtargetlock 1 command. This will you to lock onto the first person (npc or player) that you target.
Target is pretty does what you think it does. Its targets something by name. However it targets it for like a split second and does not move your cursor to them.
To use it just send a /target <name> (example if I wanted to target my companion Gwenndy I would do /target Gwenndy).
Note that these are not case sensitive so /target Gwenndy and /Target gwenndy with both do that same thing.
To make these work together we can use several aliases.
An alias allows to create a custom command. For example to make /f1 send the hardtargetlock 1 you would use: /alias f1 hardtargetlock 1
Note that the hardtargetlock 1 did not have the / in it.
Putting it all together would be something like this:
--Create an alias for the target lock
/alias f1 hardtargetlock 1
--Create an alias for targetting someone
/alias fA target Gwenndy
/alias fB target Norrin
/alias fC target Shallabal
--Create an alias that combines the lock and target
/alias ftA 'f1 $$ fA'
/alias ftB 'f1 $$ fB'
/alias ftC 'f1 $$ fC'
--Bind a key to target someone
/bind F ftA
So now the f key with target Gwenndy by Cleric companion.
At this point the character should be facing and locked onto the character.
You can then do a follow, assist, or whatever you feel the need to do.
Once done to unlock, if you need to, just do a /hardtargetlock 0
Sorry my not great authoring skills. I am developer not writer.
Hope that helps.