Gaming: Hytale Console Commands To Give Yourself Any Item, Teleport Around...

Including a list of item IDs to spawn ingots, tools, and other loot.

Whether you're playing alone or managing a server online with friends, tinkering with Hytale console commands takes the charming Minecraft-like sandbox and turns it into the perfect playground for your most creative ideas. They're easy to use, albeit a little hard to parse with so many modes and early access growing pains.

There are no special settings to choose from when creating a world compatible with Hytale's commands. Most work the same way in both Exploration and Creative modes, but some of Hytale's creative inputs aren't useful (or don't fully work) for players seeking a straightforward approach to customization.

This guide is curated with Exploration Mode player in mind. All of my saves start with one of the convenient procgen Exploration worlds, then I toggle Creative Mode on and off with admin permissions. I've got the handy shortcut for that (and more) included in our Hytale console commands listed here.

Hit the 'Enter' key to input console commands using Hytale's in-game chat and give yourself (or other players) admin permissions to unlock access to the complete toolkit. Also watch for any [brackets and placeholder text] to replace with player names or special values.

Admins can use /help to display references for commands, subcommands, and other parameters.

There's no need to get into the nitty-gritty of Hytale console commands if you just want a few basics for convenience. If you've used /op self and would rather quickly copy and paste from my go-to list of new server commands, then have at it:

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You can find a list of useful Hytale item IDs for the /give item command from the reference I've made at the bottom of the page. You can also just skip all that and copy from my other premade list as an easy start:

Hytale is still in early access, so some commands are a bit finicky or not very useful without additional context. We haven't added anything here that we haven't tested, and will update this list as we get more experience with Hytale's commands (or as things change between now and launch).

Source: PC Gamer