Now, the funny bit here is the owner section of the code may or may not appear until you fill out the rest of the variables. $BreakerTEST = create ship: type= J owner= Player addto= Home Of Light x= 50 y= 50 z= 0 Now then, some of you who are new to the script editor (or perhaps using this code) are asking yourselves 'Where's an example?' Well, here you go, I created this one as a fun little test. $Variable = create ship: type= '' owner= '' addto= '' x= '' y= '' z= ''

So without all that clutter, it'll look something like this: VARIABLE > create ship: type= owner= addto x= y= z=

From here on, you'll be doing some actual coding (well no, more like just clicking options.anyway), so, here is the format to the line. Now you have the power to spawn ANY BLOODY SHIP THAT HAS EVER EXISTED IN THE ENTIRE GAME! And for the icing on the cake, it's extremely easy!Ĩ. It'll be at the top of the list, and here comes the fun part ħ. This second menu opens up, closing the first, see all the lines of code you can use? We're leaving those alone for now.Ĭlick on 'Create Objects', and click create ship. First, you click General Object Commands. The a is there so it appears at the top of the list for easy access, anyway, now you're into this new script, and this big menu with tons of options appears. This will be the name of your new script, for now, let's as the name. You're in a new window, asking for a name. Read up some on the forums, or ask one of the Egosoft guys if they have the time, about what those scripts do. I'm warning you right now, it's a field I haven't explored yet, so I'd advise AGAINST going into and screwing around in the scripts already listed there. Anyway, once you're past the login screen, just click Script Editor, and you'll see this grand list of scripts. Awesome, now you're in one of the most powerful tools ever known to games the Script Editor, capable of doing every last thing that the developers could, to at least some extent. Once that appears, just click OK to get this small login screen, and then you'll be into your ship's reality-editing god computer.Ĥ. Ok! Now you're into the Script Editor, which should start with a little help page. From there, just click on Script Editor (at the top of the menu) or for simplicity and good habit making, just hit S.ģ. Don't worry, this will last for a few seconds then go away) you can use the Script Editor by going into the Pilot section, clicking Advanced, then clicking Global Commands. After you have activated it (when you change your name and activate the cheat, your name shouldn't change, but the game will lag a bit. Activate the Script Editor by going to a station, opening your Name changer (it's under the top left menu option (should be Pilot), then you click Advanced, Rename.) And change your name to Thereshallbewings (NOTE THE CAPITAL T AND TWO Ls! These are ESSENTIAL!)Ģ. Now you can have your own little fleet of Xenon ships :3, even create little war scenarios, sadly they aren't armed, still figuring that one out :/.Īnyway, onto the rather short tutorial (yay, right?)ġ. Just a short little tutorial that I found out with Script Editor and the General Object Commands.

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