Paralives Cheats

Add 1,000 Paradimes to the household.

Example: PIGGYBANK. Use for a small boost before buying basics.

Add 10,000 Paradimes to the household.

Example: MAKEITRAIN. Good for a starter house or build test.

Add 50,000 Paradimes.

Example: JACKPOT. Use when you want to build without grinding.

Give a random money reward.

Example: LOTTERY. Fun money test when the exact amount does not matter.

Set household funds to an exact amount.

Example: setmoney 500000. Use an amount you can read in the UI.

Add a chosen amount without replacing your balance.

Example: printmoney 20000. Best first money command for most players.

Receive the selected Para's salary amount.

Example: PAYDAY. Use after checking the correct Para is selected.

Clear active household bills.

Example: CLEARBILLS. Use on a copied save if bills are bugged.

Generate a bill for testing.

Example: GENERATEBILL. Useful when checking bills or money guides.

Fill all needs for the selected Para.

Example: reliefallneeds. Select the Para first, then check the needs panel.

Restore needs for every Para in the household.

Example: reliefallneedsofallcharacters. Useful before screenshots or build testing.

Fill one specific need.

Example: reliefneed Hunger. Replace Hunger with the need you want to restore.

Set one need to a chosen value.

Example: setneed Sleep 10. Use values like 1 to 10 instead of huge numbers.

Lower a need by a chosen amount.

Example: decayneed Hygiene 2. Use when testing reactions or wants.

Show the current need values.

Example: showneeds. Run this before changing a specific need.

Complete current wants or goals.

Example: completecurrentwants. Use when a want is stuck or blocking tests.

Let new wants appear again.

Example: clearwantcooldowns. Useful after repeating the same emotional state.

Set a skill to a specific level.

Example: setskilllevel Cooking 10. Run showskills first if you do not know the skill ID.

Add one level to a skill.

Example: levelupskill Programming. Safer than jumping directly to max level.

Show current skill levels.

Example: showskills. Use before and after skill edits.

Level up personality traits.

Example: leveluppersonality. Back up first if you care about the Para story.

Remove all occupation assignments.

Example: clearalloccupations. Risky if you want to keep a career path.

End the current work day and collect salary.

Example: endworkday. Check the selected Para before running it.

Remove work strikes.

Example: clearstrikes. Useful if work penalties are stuck.

Unlock occupation upgrades.

Example: upgradeoccupations. Test on a copied save first.

Add one vacation day.

Example: addvacationday. Safe for schedule testing.

Quit all current jobs.

Example: unenrollfromalloccupations. Do not use on your main career save first.

Reopen the character creator.

Example: editcharacter. Save before changing appearance or household data.

Set the selected Para's age.

Example: setage 32. Use realistic numbers to avoid odd results.

Print the selected Para's age.

Example: printage. Run before age changes.

Show personality-related values.

Example: showpersonalitytraits. Use before resetting personality.

Reset personality to level 1.

Example: resetpersonality. This can change your character story.

Show current status effects.

Example: showstatuseffects. Useful when a mood or effect seems stuck.

Clear all status effects.

Example: clearstatuseffects. Use if effects are bugged, then check gameplay.

Add a story card.

Example: gainstorycard. Test on a duplicate household first.

Make the selected Para pregnant, with optional multiples.

Example: getpregnant 2. Use 1 to 3 for a controlled test.

Make the selected pregnant Para give birth immediately.

Example: givebirth. Save first and confirm the correct Para.

Make two selected Paras have a baby together.

Example: makebabies. Select the right Paras before running it.

Show pregnancy progress and status.

Example: pregnantstatus. Use before forcing birth or changing pregnancy.

Advance the selected Para to the next life stage.

Example: nextlifestage. Back up before changing life stages.

Return to the previous life stage.

Example: previouslifestage. Can affect story and appearance.

Trigger a growth spurt for infants or teens.

Example: nextgrowthspurt. Use only when the right Para is selected.

Reverse a growth spurt.

Example: previousgrowthspurt. Check body and clothing after use.

Kill the selected Para.

Example: killcharacter. Can end a one-person household. Back up first.

Revive selected Paras.

Example: reviveallselectedcharacters. Use after confirming the right characters are selected.

Add selected NPC Paras to your household.

Example: addselectedcharacterstohousehold. Check household size and save first.

Create a Para from a model name or GUID.

Example: createcharacter HumanAdult. Use a valid model name if available.

Remove selected Paras from the household.

Example: kickselectedcharactersfromhousehold. Risky for main families.

Show relationships and labels.

Example: showcharacterrelationships. Run before changing relationship data.

Make the selected Para acquainted with everyone.

Example: becomeacquaintancewitheveryone. Good for social testing.

Set the in-game time to a specific hour.

Example: sethour 12. Use numbers from 0 to 23.

Advance time by 24 hours.

Example: advanceday. Watch bills, jobs, and needs after use.

Advance time by one hour.

Example: advancehour. Safer than skipping a whole day.

Jump to five minutes before work starts.

Example: skipto5minutesbeforework. Useful for job testing.

Add an item to the selected Para's inventory.

Example: additemtoinventory ItemID. Replace ItemID with a real item ID.

Show inventory item IDs.

Example: printinventory. Run before adding or removing items.

Remove all inventory items.

Example: clearinventory. Do not test on your main Para first.

Repair all broken objects.

Example: repairallitems. Useful for lots with many broken items.

Make spoiled food fresh again.

Example: unspoilallitems. Check food state after use.

Show the ID of a selected Build Mode object.

Example: showiteminfos. Useful before object commands.

Show available commands.

Example: help. Run this after every Early Access update.

Show command aliases.

Example: aliases. Useful if a shorter command exists.

Clear the console window.

Example: clear. Helps when testing many commands.

Save the current game.

Example: save. Only save after checking the command result.

Create a zipped save backup.

Example: zipsavefile. Use before age, death, pregnancy, inventory, or household commands.

Put out all fires on the lot.

Example: extinguishallfires. Use when fire testing gets out of control.

Fix the selected Para's pathing.

Example: unstuck. First command to try for one stuck Para.

Fix pathing for all Parafolks.

Example: unstuckall. Use if many characters are trapped.

Show the current frame rate.

Example: fps. Safe display command.

Cap the frame rate.

Example: capfps 60. Use 30, 60, or another reasonable value.

Run a short FPS benchmark.

Example: benchmarkfps. Good after building a large lot.

Switch to fullscreen mode.

Example: fullscreen. Use if windowed mode is distracting.

Switch to windowed mode.

Example: windowed. Use if fullscreen behaves badly.

Show coordinates and lot data.

Example: showcharacterposition. Run before teleport tests.

Teleport the selected Para to coordinates.

Example: warpcharacter x,y,z. Use only with known coordinates.

Count items in the world.

Example: countitems. Useful for performance checks.

Show bear ASCII art.

Example: BEAR. Fun console output.

Show a black cat image.

Example: CAT. Good for screenshots.

Show a Magic 8 Ball-style phrase.

Example: EIGHTBALL. Use for random decisions.

Spin a chance wheel.

Example: SPIN 15%. Replace 15% with your chosen chance.

Exit the game instantly.

Example: RAGEQUIT. Save first or avoid it entirely.