Guide
FS22: List of all console commands for Farming Simulator 22
Do you want to get the most out of your game? For this, you need a complete overview of all commands in the new farming simulator! Another post already described how you can activate the console. This is all about the orders.
| command | Explanation |
| enableAnimalStatesDebugRendering | Enable / disable debug rendering of animal states |
| enableCloudFx | Enable / disable CloudFx |
| enableFramerateLimit | Activate / deactivate FPS limiter |
| enableOccluderDebugRendering | Enable / disable occluder debug rendering |
| enablePostFx | Activate / deactivate PostFx |
| exit | Quit the game (back to desktop) |
| framerateLimitFPS | Set FPS limit |
| gsBenchmark | Starts a benchmark sequence with camera flight and working vehicles |
| gsHudVisibility | Switch the HUD (user interface) on / off |
| gsPlayerFlightMode | Activate the flight mode with key “J” | Up / down with Q / E |
| gsWiperStateSet | Switching the wipers on / off |
| gsCameraFovSet | Changes the player’s field of view, for example “gsCameraFovSet 30” = FOV of 30 ° |
| gsWeatherAdd | Sets the weather (Sun, Cloudy, Rain), for example “gsWeatherAdd Sun” = sunny |
| gsTimeSet | Sets the time of day, for example “gsTimeSet 12” = 12 noon |
| gsCollisionFlagShowAll | Displays all available collision flags |
| gsDebugManagerClearElements | Removes all permanent elements and functions from the DebugManager |
| gsGuiDebug | Debugging of the graphical user interface |
| gsGuiDrawHelper | GUI Draw helper |
| gsGuiSafeFrameShow | Shows GUI safe frames |
| gsI3DCacheClean | Removes and reloads all cached i3d files |
| gsI3DLoadingDelaySet | Sets the loading delay for i3d files |
| gsI3DPrintActiveLoadings | Shows active loads in the log |
| gsI3DShowCache | Shows active I3D cache in the log |
| gsInputContextPrint no explanation | Shows input context in the log |
| gsInputContextShow no explanation | Shows input context |
| gsInputDebug no explanation | Input debugging |
| gsProductionPointToggleDebug | Toggle production point debugging on and off |
| gsRenderColorAndDepthScreenShot | Creates a screenshot with color and depth rendering |
| gsScriptCommandsList | Lists scripted console commands |
| gsSetHighQuality | Increases the character and LOD spacing of foliage, terrain and objects |
| gsShopUIToggle | Switches the visibility of the shop configuration interface |
| gsSoundManagerDebug | Switches the global debug mode of the sound manager on and off |
| gsXMLGenerateSchemas | Generates XML schemas |
| listEntities | Output detailed list of entities |
| listResources | Output detailed resource list |
| parallelRenderingAndPhysics | Turn on parallel rendering and physics |
| q | Quit the game (back to desktop) |
| quit | See “q” |
| reloadAnimalConfiguration | Reload configuration data for animals in animal houses |
| setAsymmetryFactor | Sets the CornetteShrank asymmetry |
| setBloomMagnitude | Sets the strength of the bloom effect |
| setBloomThreshold | Sets the threshold value for the calculation of the Bloom mask |
| setCirrusCloudDensityScaling | Sets the scaling factor for the cirrus cloud cover |
| setCirrusCloudVelocity | Sets the speed of the cirrus cloud |
| setCloudBaseShapeScaling | Scales the sample position of the base cloud shape texture |
| setCloudErosionScaling | Scales the sampling position of the cloud erosion texture |
| setCloudNoiseVelocity | Sets the scroll speed for volumetric noise |
| setCloudPrecipitation | Sets the cloud precipitation coefficient |
| setCloudScatteringCoeff | Sets the cloud scattering coefficient |
| setDLSSQuality | Specifies the DLSS quality |
| setDoFBlendWeights | X fade distances d0, d1, d2 |
| setDoFBlurArea | DOF blur area, top left (x, y) bottom right (x, y), x, y in [0-1] |
| setDoFFarCoC | Set DoF wide CoC radius |
| setDoFNearCoC | Set DoF near CoC radius |
| setDoFParams | DOF parameters (nearCocR, endNearBlurDist, farCocR, startFarBlurDist, endFarBlurDist) |
| setFogPlaneHeight | Set the upper height of the fog level [0-1000] |
| setFogPlaneMieScaling | Scaling of the fog plane Mie scattering coefficient [0.001-1000] |
| setHistogramLogLuminanceRange | Histogram luminance range [min-max] |
| setMSAA | Set MSAA |
| setMieScaling | Scaling the Marie scatter coefficient [0.001-1000] |
| setMinMaxLuminanceAdaption | Luminance adjustment range [min-max] |
| setMoonSizeScale | Scales the size of the moon disk |
| setPostFxAA | Set post process anti-aliasing |
| setSSAOIntensity | Set SSAO intensity |
| setSSAORadius | Size of the SSAO radius |
| setSSAOSamples | Number of samples for the SSAO calculation [1-12] |
| setSunBrightnessScale | Scales the sun brightness |
| setSunSizeScale | Scales the size of the sun disk |
| setTextureStreamingBehavior | Specifies the texture streaming behavior |
| setTextureStreamingPaused | Sets the pause for texture streaming |
| setVolumetricCloudVelocity | Defines the volumetric cloud wind direction and cloud speed |
| showFps | Displays the current FPS |
Have fun testing and trying!
The Great Swords are the massive blades that deal overwhelming damage to the monsters with their strikes. Great Swords can also be used to guard against some of the opponent’s attacks. The switch skill attack of this weapon allows you to unleash a stream of powerful slashes. Its silkbind attack lets you reinforce both of your arms and weapon to fend off the attacks.
In this guide, we have created the best early Great Sword build to take out the monsters.
Best Early Great Sword Build
In the build we’ll be going through the Great Sword you want to use for this build, Gear that you want to wear, Decorations, and Skills.
Weapon
The Great Sword that you want to use is Kamura Warrior Great Sword. It has a sharpness of Level Blue. It has an attack power of 250 on each hit. The attacks of this weapon will get you through Master Rank 1 & 2.
Gear
The Armor that you want to wear with this weapon is the Hunter X Armor set.
For the Head, wear the Hunter’s Helm X armor. You can create this armor with Prized Pelt x1 and Eltalite Ore x2
For the Torso, wear the Hunter’s Mail X armor. You can create this armor with Velociprey Thickhide x2 and Carbalite Ore x2.
For the Arm, wear the Hunter’s Vambraces X armor. You can create this armor with Jagras Shard x2 and Eltalite Ore x1.
For the Waist, wear the Hunter’s Coil X armor. You can create this armor with Velociprey Shard x2 and Jagras Shard x1.
For the Leg, wear the Hunter’s Greaves X armor. You can create this armor with Prized Pelt x1 and Twisted Stiffbone x2.
Decorations
You need to put the following jewels on the armor pieces.
- Charger Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Helm X.
- Steadfast Jewel Level 1 on Hunter’s Mail X.
- Charger Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Vambraces X.
- Steadfast Jewel x2 Level 1 on Hunter’s Coil X.
- Sheath Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Greaves X.
Skills
You need to equip the following skills for this build.
- Attack Boost Level 5
- Item Prolonger Level 3
- Handicraft Level 3
- Quick Sheath Level 3
- Stun Resistance Level 3
- Focus Level 3
- Ammo up Level 1
After equipping the skills and putting jewels on the armor, Great Sword’s defense will go up to 410 and you can easily tank some of the hits.
Long Swords are the best weapons for preying on and counterattacking your enemies. These weapons are sharp weapons that can unleash a powerful spirit attack on the enemies. The switch skill of this weapon allows you to unleash a follow-up slash and the power of the slash increases according to the level of the spirit gauge. It also has an attack named Harvest Moon that let you cast out an Ironsilk ring and the counterattacks within this ring will deal extra damage to enemies.
In this guide, we have created the best early build of the Long Sword to take out the monsters.
Best Early Long Sword Build
In the build we’ll be going through the Long Sword you want to use for this build, Gear that you want to wear, Decorations, and Skills.
Weapon
The Long Sword that you want to use is Kamura Warrior Rapier. It has a sharpness of Level Blue. It has an attack power of 240 on each hit. The attacks of this weapon will get you through Master Rank 1 & 2.
Gear
The Armor that you want to wear with this weapon is the Hunter X Armor set.
For the Head, wear the Hunter’s Helm X armor. You can create this armor with Prized Pelt x1 and Eltalite Ore x2
For the Torso, wear the Hunter’s Mail X armor. You can create this armor with Velociprey Thickhide x2 and Carbalite Ore x2.
For the Arm, wear the Hunter’s Vambraces X armor. You can create this armor with Jagras Shard x2 and Eltalite Ore x1.
For the Waist, wear the Hunter’s Coil X armor. You can create this armor with Velociprey Shard x2 and Jagras Shard x1.
For the Leg, wear the Hunter’s Greaves X armor. You can create this armor with Prized Pelt x1 and Twisted Stiffbone x2.
Decorations
You need to put the following jewels on the armor pieces.
- Sheath Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Helm X.
- Grinder Jewel Level 1 on Hunter’s Mail X.
- Attack Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Vambraces X.
- Grinder Jewel x2 Level 1 on Hunter’s Coil X.
- Attack Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Greaves X.
Skills
You need to equip the following skills for this build.
- Attack Boost Level 7
- Item Prolonger Level 3
- Handicraft Level 3
- Quick Sheath Level 3
- Stun Resistance Level 3
- Speed Sharpening Level 3
- Ammo up Level 1
After equipping the skills and putting jewels on the armor, Long Sword’s defense will go up to 410 and you can easily tank some of the hits.
Sword and shield are the weapons that allow you to strike and block some attacks of the monsters. Swords are weapons from which you can strike quickly and swiftly. You can come up close to enemies and hit them with the Twin Blade Combo and Destroyer Oil. Destroyer Oil attack lets you use a wirebug to cover the blade with a special ointment and its effects are triggered when ignited with friction with the shield.
In this guide, we have created the best early build of Sword & Shield to take down the monsters.
Best Early Game Sword & Shield Build
In the build we’ll be going through the Sword & Shield you want to use for this build, Gear that you want to wear, Decorations, and Skills.
Weapon
The Sword & Shield that you want to use is Kamura Warrior Sword. It has a sharpness of Level Blue. It has an attack power of 250 on each hit. The attacks of this weapon will get you through Master Rank 1 & 2.
Gear
The Armor that you want to wear with this weapon is the Hunter X Armor set.
For the Head, wear the Hunter’s Helm X armor. You can create this armor with Prized Pelt x1 and Eltalite Ore x2
For the Torso, wear the Hunter’s Mail X armor. You can create this armor with Velociprey Thickhide x2 and Carbalite Ore x2.
For the Arm, wear the Hunter’s Vambraces X armor. You can create this armor with Jagras Shard x2 and Eltalite Ore x1.
For the Waist, wear the Hunter’s Coil X armor. You can create this armor with Velociprey Shard x2 and Jagras Shard x1.
For the Leg, wear the Hunter’s Greaves X armor. You can create this armor with Prized Pelt x1 and Twisted Stiffbone x2.
Decorations
You need to put the following jewels on the armor pieces.
- Sheath Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Helm X.
- Grinder Jewel Level 1 on Hunter’s Mail X.
- Attack Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Vambraces X.
- Grinder Jewel x2 Level 1 on Hunter’s Coil X.
- Attack Jewel Level 2 on Hunter’s Greaves X.
Skills
You need to equip the following skills for this build.
- Attack Boost Level 7
- Item Prolonger Level 3
- Handicraft Level 3
- Quick Sheath Level 3
- Stun Resistance Level 3
- Speed Sharpening Level 3
- Ammo up Level 1
After equipping the skills and putting jewels on the armor, Sword & Shield’s defense will go up to 410 and you can easily tank some of the hits.
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