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### Stellaris Console: Return to Starting Empire with 'play 00'

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/play

This example demonstrates how to use the 'play' command to switch back to your original starting empire. Since '00' is always the ID of your initial empire, this command ensures you regain control of your primary faction. It's useful after observing other empires.

```Stellaris Console
play 00
```

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### Stellaris: Examples for add_loyalty Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addloyalty

Practical examples demonstrating the usage of the `add_loyalty` command in Stellaris, showing how to apply different loyalty amounts to specific empire IDs.

```Stellaris Console
add_loyalty 1 10
```

```Stellaris Console
add_loyalty 25 100
```

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### Stellaris: Practical Examples of pp Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/pp

Illustrative examples demonstrating how to apply the 'pp' command with specific mineral amounts, showing common scenarios for adding minerals to your player's inventory.

```Stellaris Console
pp 266
```

```Stellaris Console
pp 789
```

```Stellaris Console
pp 5000
```

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### Stellaris Console: Activate Expansion Traditions Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/activatetradition

This example demonstrates how to use the `activate_tradition` command to activate the "Expansion Traditions" tradition in Stellaris.

```Stellaris Console
activate_tradition tr_expansion_adopt
```

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### Stellaris: Examples for Setting Game Volume

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/volume

Provides practical examples of using the 'volume' command in Stellaris. Demonstrates how to set the volume to a specific level (e.g., 25) and how to mute the game by setting the volume to 0.

```StellarisConsole
volume 25
volume 0
```

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### Stellaris Console: build_pops Command Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/buildpops

Practical examples demonstrating the usage of the `build_pops` command in Stellaris. These snippets show how to add specific quantities of robot population to a selected planet.

```Stellaris Console
build_pops 10
```

```Stellaris Console
build_pops 50
```

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### Stellaris Console: annex Command Usage Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/annex

These examples illustrate how to use the 'annex' command with specific Empire IDs to transfer control of their territories to your empire. Each example demonstrates a direct application of the command.

```Stellaris Console
annex 105
```

```Stellaris Console
annex 120
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example for `smooth` Command Execution

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/smooth

This example illustrates the straightforward execution of the `smooth` command. As it's a simple toggle, the command is entered without any parameters. This is the only valid way to use this command.

```Stellaris Console
smooth
```

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### Stellaris: Get Physics Tech Weights Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/techweights

This example demonstrates how to use the 'techweights' command to specifically retrieve and display the technology weights for the Physics research tree in Stellaris. This helps players understand the internal game mechanics for physics research.

```Stellaris Command
techweights phy
```

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### Stellaris: Get Engineering Tech Weights Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/techweights

This example demonstrates how to use the 'techweights' command to specifically retrieve and display the technology weights for the Engineering research tree in Stellaris. This helps players understand the internal game mechanics for engineering research.

```Stellaris Command
techweights eng
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example of 'run' Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/run

This example demonstrates how to use the 'run' command to execute commands from a file named 'commandTest.txt'. The file must be placed in the game's folder for the command to function correctly.

```Stellaris Console
run commandTest
```

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### Stellaris: research_technology Command Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/researchtechnology

These examples demonstrate how to use the `research_technology` command to research specific technologies. Copy and paste these commands directly into the Stellaris console to apply them in-game.

```Stellaris Console Command
research_technology tech_aura_minefield
research_technology tech_robotic_workers
```

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### Stellaris Console: Close Advisor Window Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/window

This example demonstrates how to use the 'window' command to close a specific GUI, the 'advisor_window'. It illustrates the 'close' argument followed by the exact GUI name.

```Stellaris Console
window close advisor_window
```

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### Start New Stellaris Game

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/index

This command initiates a new game session in Stellaris. It effectively reloads the galaxy, starting fresh with new empire generation and map setup. This is a quick way to begin a new playthrough without going through the main menu.

```Stellaris Console
reload_galaxy
```

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### Stellaris Console: Generated cash Command Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/cash

Shows an example of the 'cash' command as it might be generated by an in-page tool. This snippet demonstrates the command's structure with a placeholder value for the amount.

```Stellaris Console
cash 0
```

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### Stellaris: Get Society Tech Weights Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/techweights

This example demonstrates how to use the 'techweights' command to specifically retrieve and display the technology weights for the Society research tree in Stellaris. This helps players understand the internal game mechanics for society research.

```Stellaris Command
techweights soc
```

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### Stellaris: Generated Command Example (50 Artifacts)

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/minorartifacts

An example of the 'minor_artifacts' command as generated by the in-page tool, showing how to add 50 minor artifacts.

```Stellaris Console
minor_artifacts 50
```

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### Stellaris Console: planet_resource Command Usage Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/planetresource

Illustrative examples demonstrating how to use the "planet_resource" command with specific resource IDs and amounts. These examples show how to add both 'Terraforming Gases' and 'Orillium Ore' to the selected planet.

```Stellaris Console
planet_resource sr_terraform_gases 10
```

```Stellaris Console
planet_resource sr_orillium 1
```

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### Stellaris: add_ship Command Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addship

Provides various examples of the add_ship command in Stellaris, demonstrating how to spawn different types of ships. Examples include spawning 'Battle' ships, 'Relic' strong battleships, 'Keeper' Titans, and 'Spectral Wraith 520THz' Wraiths.

```Stellaris Console
add_ship Battle
```

```Stellaris Console
add_ship Relic
```

```Stellaris Console
add_ship Keeper
```

```Stellaris Console
add_ship Spectral Wraith 520THz
```

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### Stellaris Console Command: Generated Physics Command Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/physics

Shows an example of a 'physics' command generated by the in-page tool, demonstrating the command structure with a specified amount. This snippet represents a typical output from the generator.

```Stellaris Console Command
physics 0
```

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### Stellaris: Example 'colonize' Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/colonize

Demonstrates how to use the `colonize` command in Stellaris by populating the currently selected planet with a population identified by ID 44. This example shows the command's syntax and its immediate effect within the game.

```Stellaris Console
colonize 44
```

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### Stellaris Console: Activate Diplomatic Networking Tradition Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/activatetradition

This example demonstrates how to use the `activate_tradition` command to activate the "Diplomatic Networking" tradition in Stellaris.

```Stellaris Console
activate_tradition tr_diplomacy_diplomatic_networking
```

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### Stellaris Console: Generated fast_forward Command Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/fastforward

An example of the fast_forward command as it might be generated by a tool, showing a default or user-specified value (e.g., 0 days) ready for console input.

```Stellaris Console
fast_forward
 0
```

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### Example: Force Integrate Empire with ID 4

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/forceintegrate

An example demonstrating the use of the `force_integrate` command to merge an empire with a specific ID into the player's current empire, showing practical application.

```Stellaris Console
force_integrate 4
```

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### Stellaris Console: Command Generator Output Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addtime

An example of a partially generated `add_time` command from the in-page generator, showing the time unit and a placeholder amount.

```Stellaris Console
add_time <days / months / years> 50
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example Usage of audio.testeffectweights

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/audiotesteffectweights

This example demonstrates how to use the 'audio.testeffectweights' command to test a specific sound effect, 'human_female_greetings_01'. This helps verify the sound effect's functionality and playback.

```Stellaris Console
audio.testeffectweights human_female_greetings_01
```

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### How to Use Stellaris Console Commands

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/index

This guide explains the basic steps to open the Stellaris console and execute commands. It details the key press required and the general input method for commands.

```Stellaris Console
1. Press the ` key on your keyboard.
2. Enter a command and hit enter to execute it!
```

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### Stellaris: Examples for `engineering` Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/engineering

Practical examples demonstrating how to use the `engineering` command to add specific amounts of engineering research points in Stellaris. These snippets show direct console input for common scenarios.

```Stellaris Console Command
engineering 250
```

```Stellaris Console Command
engineering 3700
```

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### Stellaris event Command Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/event

Practical examples demonstrating how to use the 'event' command with different Event IDs and Empire IDs to trigger specific in-game events, such as 'Pirate Treasure' or 'Underground Vault'.

```Game Console
event anomaly.5 44
# Starts the 'Pirate Treasure' event (ID 'anomaly.5') in empire with ID 44.
```

```Game Console
event colony.150 0
# Starts the 'Underground Vault' event (ID 'colony.150') in the player's current empire (ID 0).
```

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### Stellaris Console: deltat Command Usage Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/deltat

These examples illustrate practical applications of the 'deltat' command in Stellaris. They show how to scale different delta time values using various scale factors, demonstrating the command's flexibility in adjusting game time.

```Stellaris Console
deltat 5 10
deltat 12 7
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example Usage with 'energy' Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/help

This example demonstrates a practical application of the Stellaris `help` command. By specifying 'energy' as the argument, the console will output detailed assistance and information specifically pertaining to the 'energy' cheat command, including its effects and usage.

```Stellaris Console
help energy
```

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### Stellaris memtest Command Generator Output Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/memtest

This snippet illustrates an example output from the `memtest` command generator, showing the command configured to run for 10 iterations. It demonstrates how the command is formatted with a specified iteration count for direct console input.

```Stellaris Console Command
memtest 10
```

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### Stellaris Console: Fast Forward 10 Days Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/fastforward

This example shows how to use the fast_forward command to advance the game by a shorter duration of 10 days. This can be used for minor time skips or testing.

```Stellaris Console
fast_forward 10
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example of goto Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/goto

This example demonstrates how to use the 'goto' command to move the camera to specific coordinates. The command 'goto 20 15' will reposition the in-game camera to X coordinate 20 and Y coordinate 15.

```Stellaris Console Command
goto 20 15
```

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### Stellaris Console: Test 'Surround' Achievement Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/testachievement

This example illustrates the usage of the 'test_achievement' command to test the 'Surround' achievement. It provides the exact achievement ID needed for this specific test case.

```Stellaris Console
test_achievement achievement_surround
```

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### Stellaris Console: Practical Examples of warexhaustion Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/warexhaustion

Explore practical examples demonstrating the usage of the 'warexhaustion' command in Stellaris. These snippets illustrate how to apply specific amounts of war exhaustion to your empire's ongoing wars, providing clear use cases.

```Stellaris Console
warexhaustion 10
```

```Stellaris Console
warexhaustion 50
```

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### Stellaris Console: Test 'Colonise a Planet' Achievement Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/testachievement

This example demonstrates how to use the 'test_achievement' command to test the 'Colonise a Planet' achievement. It shows the specific achievement ID required as an argument.

```Stellaris Console
test_achievement achievement_colonize
```

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### Example: Debug 'stand_button_texture' with 40% Transparency

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/debugtexture

This example demonstrates how to apply the "debugtexture" command to the 'Standard Button' texture. It sets the texture's transparency to 40% and specifies the 'alpha' channel for debugging. This showcases a practical application of the command's transparency and channel arguments.

```Stellaris Command
debugtexture stand_button_texture 0,4 alpha
```

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### Stellaris planet_class Example: Change to Toxic World

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/planetclass

This example shows the application of the `planet_class` command to convert the selected planet into a 'Toxic World'. The `pc_toxic` ID is provided as the necessary argument.

```Stellaris Console Command
planet_class pc_toxic
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example Reloading mycommands.txt

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/reload

This example illustrates the `reload` command's usage for refreshing 'mycommands.txt'. This is useful for testing custom console commands or scripts. Ensure 'mycommands.txt' is located in the game's root directory or its full path is provided for the command to execute correctly.

```Stellaris Console
reload mycommands.txt
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example Reloading main.gui

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/reload

This example demonstrates how to use the `reload` command to refresh the 'main.gui' file. This command is typically used by modders to see immediate UI changes. The 'main.gui' file must reside in the game's root directory or a specified path for the command to succeed.

```Stellaris Console
reload main.gui
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example Usage of control Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/control

This example demonstrates how to use the 'control' command to occupy a specific planet. By replacing '<Planet ID>' with '432', the command 'control 432' will make the player instantly occupy the planet with ID 432.

```Stellaris Console
control 432
```

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### Stellaris Console: Add Unity Command Syntax and Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/unity

This snippet documents the `unity` command in Stellaris, used to add or remove unity. It explains the command's syntax and provides examples for adding default or specific amounts of unity. The command requires the game console to be open.

```Stellaris Console
unity <Amount>
```

```Stellaris Console
unity
```

```Stellaris Console
unity 50
```

```Stellaris Console
unity 0
```

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### Stellaris Console: Generate blend_post_effect Command Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/blendposteffect

This snippet demonstrates an example of the `blend_post_effect` command with the 'Time' argument pre-filled with '0'. It illustrates how a command generator might populate arguments, providing a quick way to create commands with default or specific values for immediate use in the Stellaris console.

```Stellaris Console
blend_post_effect
 <Setting> 0 <Mode>
```

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### Stellaris: Switch Language to Russian Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/switchlanguage

This example illustrates the use of the 'switchlanguage' command to change the game's display language to Russian. It provides a clear demonstration of how to apply the command with a different language argument.

```Stellaris Console
switchlanguage Russian
```

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### Stellaris society Command Zero Amount Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/society

Shows an example of using the 'society' command with an amount of 0. This command will effectively add no society research points, which can be useful for testing or specific scenarios.

```Stellaris Command
society 0
```

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### Stellaris Console: Create Habitation District Megastructure Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/createmegastructure

This example shows how to create a 'Habitation District' megastructure. The command uses "district_hab_housing" as the specific ID for the district. This instantly constructs the structure in the current system.

```Stellaris Console
create_megastructure district_hab_housing
```

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### Stellaris Console: game_over Command Usage Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/gameover

Practical examples demonstrating how to use the `game_over` command in the Stellaris console to achieve different victory types. These snippets show the command with specific victory type arguments.

```Stellaris Console
game_over 0
```

```Stellaris Console
game_over 1
```

```Stellaris Console
game_over 2
```

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### Example: Set Stellaris Planet to Maximum Size

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/planetsize

Illustrates a practical application of the `planet_size` command. This example demonstrates how to set a planet with a specific ID (e.g., 444) to the maximum allowed tile size of 25, effectively making it the largest possible planet.

```Stellaris Console
planet_size 25 444
```

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### Stellaris Console: Generated goto Command Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/goto

This snippet represents the output of a command generator tool, showing a 'goto' command with pre-filled X and Y arguments. It illustrates how the command would appear when generated with specific values, ready for direct use in the game console.

```Stellaris Console Command
goto 10 10
```

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### Stellaris Console: List Wars for Player Empire (ID 00)

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/surrender

This example uses 'surrender 00' to list all wars the player's starting empire (ID '00') is currently involved in. This helps identify ongoing conflicts without forcing a surrender.

```Stellaris Console
surrender 00
```

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### Stellaris populate Command Parameter Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/populate

This section details the available parameters for the Stellaris 'populate' console command, including their names, types, and descriptions. Understanding these parameters is crucial for effective command usage.

```APIDOC
Command: populate
Parameters:
- Name: Planet ID
  Type: string (optional)
  Description: If left blank, this will apply to the planet you currently have selected. The ID of the planet you wish to populate.
```

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### Stellaris: Add 225 Cohesion to Federation

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/federationaddcohesion

This example illustrates adding a larger quantity of cohesion to a federation using the 'federation_add_cohesion' command. Executing 'federation_add_cohesion 225' will significantly boost the federation's cohesion. This can be applied for rapid progression or specific scenario setups.

```Stellaris Console Command
federation_add_cohesion 225
```

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### Stellaris Console: Generated planet_ascension_tier Command Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/planetascensiontier

This snippet represents a command generated by the in-page tool, setting the ascension tier to 4. It serves as a practical example of the command's application and how it might be used by players.

```Stellaris Console
planet_ascension_tier 4
```

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### Stellaris Console: Command Generator Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addspynetworkvalue

Presents an example of the 'add_spynetwork_value' command as it might appear when generated by an interactive tool. It shows the command with one argument filled and another as a placeholder, indicating partial completion.

```Stellaris Console Command
add_spynetwork_value <Empire ID> 50
```

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### Stellaris Console: Examples of tweakergui maxfps Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/maxfps

These examples demonstrate practical applications of the `tweakergui maxfps` command in the Stellaris console. They show how to remove an existing FPS limit and how to set a new one to a specific value.

```Stellaris Console
tweakergui maxfps
```

```Stellaris Console
tweakergui maxfps 60
```

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### Stellaris Console: Activate Cybrex War Forge Relic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/activaterelic

This example provides another practical use case for the activate_relic command. It illustrates how to activate the 'Cybrex War Forge' relic by providing its corresponding Relic ID.

```Stellaris Console Command
activate_relic r_war_forge
```

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### Stellaris: Add 300 Federation Experience Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/federationaddexperience

This example demonstrates how to use the `federation_add_experience` command to add 300 experience points to the current federation. It takes '300' as the input amount, directly increasing the federation's experience.

```Stellaris Console
federation_add_experience 300
```

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### Stellaris Console: Display Help for Commands

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/help

This snippet illustrates the general syntax for the Stellaris `help` console command. When used without any arguments, it provides a comprehensive list of all available commands within the game. If a specific command name is provided as an argument, it will display detailed help information for that particular command.

```Stellaris Console
help
<Command>
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example remove_ethic_pop Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/removeethicpop

This example demonstrates how to use the `remove_ethic_pop` command to remove the 'Spiritualist' ethic from a population with ID 22.

```Stellaris Console
remove_ethic_pop 22 ethic_spiritualist
```

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### Stellaris Console: Activate Evolutionary Mastery Perk Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/activateascensionperk

This example demonstrates how to use the 'activate_ascension_perk' command to activate the 'Evolutionary Mastery' ascension perk. By executing this command in the Stellaris console, the specified perk is instantly applied to your empire, granting its associated benefits.

```Stellaris Console
activate_ascension_perk ap_evolutionary_mastery
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example remove_trait_species Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/removetraitspecies

This example demonstrates a practical application of the `remove_trait_species` command. It shows how to remove the 'Very Strong' trait from a species identified by ID 43.

```Stellaris Console
remove_trait_species 43 trait_very_strong
```

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### Stellaris Console: Execute tweakergui alerts.showall

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/alertsshowall

This example demonstrates how to execute the `tweakergui alerts.showall` command directly in the Stellaris in-game console. This is the only method to use this command for toggling UI alerts.

```Stellaris Console
tweakergui alerts.showall
```

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### Stellaris Console: Add 5 Days Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addtime

Illustrates how to use the `add_time` command to advance the game by 5 days.

```Stellaris Console
add_time days 5
```

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### Example: Debug 'attack_arrow' with 88% Transparency

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/debugtexture

This example illustrates debugging the 'Attack Arrow' texture using the "debugtexture" command. It applies an 88% transparency level and targets the 'alpha' channel. This further clarifies the command's usage with different texture names and transparency values.

```Stellaris Command
debugtexture attack_arrow 0,88 alpha
```

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### Stellaris: Execute pop_happiness Command Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/pophappiness

This example demonstrates the execution of the 'pop_happiness' command within Stellaris. It highlights that the command is exclusively executed via 'tweakergui pop_happiness', indicating a specific console or interface method. This is the only valid way to run the command.

```Stellaris Console
tweakergui pop_happiness
```

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### Stellaris: Populate Currently Selected Planet

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/populate

This example demonstrates the basic usage of the 'populate' command without any arguments. When executed, it will fill all free building slots on the planet you currently have selected in-game.

```Stellaris Console Command
populate
```

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### Stellaris Console: Add Hive District Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-adddistrict

This example demonstrates how to use the 'effect add_district =' command to add a 'Hive District' to the currently selected celestial body in Stellaris.

```Stellaris Console
effect add_district = district_hive
```

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### Stellaris Console: Add City District Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-adddistrict

This example demonstrates how to use the 'effect add_district =' command to add a 'City District' to the currently selected celestial body in Stellaris.

```Stellaris Console
effect add_district = district_city
```

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### Stellaris Console: Activate Voidborne Perk Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/activateascensionperk

This example illustrates the usage of the 'activate_ascension_perk' command to activate the 'Voidborne' ascension perk. Running this command in the Stellaris console will immediately grant your empire the benefits of the Voidborne perk, such as access to habitat construction.

```Stellaris Console
activate_ascension_perk ap_voidborn
```

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### Stellaris Console: help Command Argument Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/help

This API documentation outlines the single argument accepted by the Stellaris `help` console command. The 'Command' argument is optional and specifies which particular command's help information should be displayed. If omitted, the `help` command lists all available commands.

```APIDOC
[
  {
    "name": "Command",
    "type": "string",
    "description": "The name of the command you wish to view help for.",
    "optional": true
  }
]
```

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### Stellaris Console 'run' Command API Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/run

Detailed reference for the 'run' command, including its parameters and their descriptions.

```APIDOC
Command: run
Parameters:
- Name: File Name
  Type: string
  Description: The name of the file containing the commands you wish to run without the '.txt'. For example, to run 'commandlistfile.txt' you'd enter commandlistfile.
```

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### Stellaris Console: Add 'Fortress' Building Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-addbuilding

This example demonstrates how to use the `effect add_building` command to add a 'Fortress' building. By specifying `building_fortress` as the argument, the command will place this structure on the currently selected celestial body. This illustrates a common use case for the command.

```Stellaris Console
effect add_building = building_fortress
```

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### Stellaris planet_class Example: Change to Gas Giant

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/planetclass

This example demonstrates how to use the `planet_class` command to transform the currently selected planet into a 'Gas Giant'. The `pc_gas_giant` ID is used as the argument.

```Stellaris Console Command
planet_class pc_gas_giant
```

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### Execute Stellaris helphelp Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/helphelp

This snippet demonstrates the execution of the `helphelp` command in Stellaris. It's important to note that this command provides no in-game help or output, serving purely as a non-functional placeholder. Its only execution method is direct input into the game console.

```Stellaris Command
helphelp
```

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### Stellaris Console: Add Specific Resource by ID (physics)

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/resource

This command demonstrates how to add a specific amount of a resource using its ID. In this example, 34 resource points of 'physics' are added.

```Stellaris Console Command
resource physics 34
```

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### Stellaris Console: Fast Forward 365 Days Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/fastforward

This example demonstrates how to use the fast_forward command to skip an entire in-game year (365 days). This is useful for quickly progressing through long periods.

```Stellaris Console
fast_forward 365
```

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### Stellaris: pp Command Parameter Definition

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/pp

Detailed API documentation for the 'pp' command's parameters, outlining the 'Amount' argument's purpose, type, and effect on player minerals.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "pp",
  "description": "Modifies the player's mineral count.",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Amount",
      "type": "number",
      "description": "The amount of minerals to add or remove. Use a positive number to add, and a negative number to reduce."
    }
  ],
  "return_type": "void",
  "notes": "This command directly affects the player's mineral resources in Stellaris. It does not return a value."
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Add 10 Years Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addtime

Demonstrates how to use the `add_time` command to advance the game by 10 years.

```Stellaris Console
add_time years 10
```

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### Execute Stellaris Console Commands: Basic Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/guides/console-help

This snippet explains the basic process of executing commands within the Stellaris console. Users type a command into the console and press `ENTER` to activate it. An example command, `planets`, is provided to illustrate how to list in-game planets. This method is fundamental for all cheat code execution.

```Stellaris Console
planets
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: goto Command Parameters

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/goto

Details the parameters required for the Stellaris 'goto' command, including their names and descriptions. Both X and Y parameters are mandatory numerical inputs for specifying the target coordinates.

```APIDOC
Parameter: X
  Type: Number
  Description: The X coordinate you wish to teleport to.
Parameter: Y
  Type: Number
  Description: The Y coordinate you wish to teleport to.
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris: Spawn a Test Object Entity Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/spawnentity

Demonstrates how to use the "spawnentity" command to create a generic test object within Stellaris. This command will place the "test_object_entity" at your current cursor position in the game.

```Stellaris Console
spawnentity test_object_entity
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Remove Agrarian Idyll Civic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-forceremovecivic

Illustrates the usage of the 'effect force_remove_civic' command to remove the 'Agrarian Idyll' civic. This example demonstrates how to target a specific civic by its ID.

```Stellaris Console
effect force_remove_civic = civic_agrarian_idyll
```

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### Stellaris: Add Militarist Ethic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-countryaddethic

Illustrates the usage of the `effect country_add_ethic` command to add the 'Militarist' ethic to the player's empire. This provides another practical example of the command's functionality.

```Stellaris Command
effect country_add_ethic = ethic_militarist
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris force_integrate Command Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/forceintegrate

Provides the structured API documentation for the Stellaris `force_integrate` console command, detailing its purpose, parameters, and expected outcomes.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "force_integrate",
  "description": "Causes the empire with the specified ID to integrate into your empire.",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Empire ID",
      "type": "Integer",
      "description": "The ID of the empire you wish to force to integrate into your current empire.",
      "required": true
    }
  ],
  "returns": {
    "type": "void",
    "description": "The specified empire is integrated into the player's empire."
  },
  "usage": "force_integrate <Empire ID>"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris society Command Specific Amount Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/society

Illustrates how to use the 'society' command to add a specific number of society research points. This example shows adding 44 points, but any integer value can be used.

```Stellaris Command
society 44
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris: populate Command Syntax

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/populate

This snippet provides the general syntax for the Stellaris 'populate' console command, which is used to instantly fill all free building slots on a planet. The command can be used with or without a specific Planet ID.

```Stellaris Console Command
populate <Planet ID>
```

--------------------------------

### Example: Kill Ruler with ID 35

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/killruler

This example demonstrates how to use the `kill_ruler` command to eliminate a specific ruler. By replacing `<Ruler ID>` with '35', the command targets and kills the ruler associated with that ID.

```Stellaris Console Command
kill_ruler 35
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Advance Music with tweakergui music.next

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/musicnext

This command is used within the Stellaris game console to immediately play the next song in the game's music queue. It requires the game to be running and the console to be accessible by pressing the '~' or '`' key. The command takes no parameters and has no direct output, only changing the currently playing in-game music.

```Stellaris Console
tweakergui music.next
```

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### Stellaris: Example Usage of kill_leader Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/killleader

This example demonstrates how to use the `kill_leader` command to target and eliminate a leader with a specific ID, in this case, ID 3. This directly applies the command's functionality as described in its reference.

```APIDOC
kill_leader 3
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Kill Specific Empire Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/killcountry

This example illustrates how to use the `kill_country` command to eliminate a specific empire by providing its unique identifier. In this case, the command targets and eliminates the empire with the ID '33'.

```Stellaris Console
kill_country 33
```

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### Stellaris: Add Authoritarian Ethic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-countryaddethic

Demonstrates how to use the `effect country_add_ethic` command to add the 'Authoritarian' ethic to the player's empire. This example shows a direct application of the command with a specific ethic ID.

```Stellaris Command
effect country_add_ethic = ethic_authoritarian
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example Usage of war_on_player

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/waronplayer

This example demonstrates how to use the 'war_on_player' command with a specific Empire ID. Executing 'war_on_player 44' will force the empire with ID '44' to declare war on your current empire in Stellaris.

```Stellaris Console
war_on_player 44
```

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### Stellaris Console: Toggle System Initialization Visibility

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/drawsysteminit

This command toggles the visibility and initialization template of a system within Stellaris. It is a simple, standalone command that does not require any additional parameters or inputs. This is the only valid execution method for this specific command.

```Stellaris Console
tweakergui draw.systeminit
```

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### Stellaris Console: overnight Command Usage Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/overnight

Illustrative examples of the `overnight` command, showing how to set different tick skip values to control game speed. A value of '0' can be used to disable the overnight mode.

```Stellaris Console
overnight 5
overnight 17
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris: techweights Command API Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/techweights

This API documentation provides a structured overview of the 'techweights' command, detailing its purpose, the required 'Tech Area' parameter, and valid enumeration values. It serves as a comprehensive reference for understanding command usage.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "techweights",
  "description": "Prints the weights for the specified technology tree.",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Tech Area",
      "type": "string",
      "description": "The area of tech you wish to see weights for: 'eng' for Engineering, 'phy' for Physics and 'soc' for Society.",
      "enum": ["eng", "phy", "soc"]
    }
  ],
  "examples": [
    "techweights phy",
    "techweights eng",
    "techweights soc"
  ]
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Example kill_pop Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/killpop

This example demonstrates how to execute the `kill_pop` command with a specific Population ID. Using `kill_pop 442` will instantly remove the population identified by ID 442 from the game.

```Stellaris Console
kill_pop 442
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: resource Command API Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/resource

Detailed reference for the Stellaris `resource` console command, including its syntax, parameters, and their descriptions. This command allows players to add or remove specified amounts of resources in-game.

```APIDOC
Command: resource <Resource ID> <Amount>

Parameters:
- Resource ID (string, required): The unique identifier of the resource you wish to add or remove. Refer to the game's resource ID list for valid values.
- Amount (integer, required): The quantity of the resource to add. Use a positive number to gain resources and a negative number to remove them.

Return Value: None (modifies game state directly)
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris: Add 1500 Federation Experience Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/federationaddexperience

This example shows how to use the `federation_add_experience` command to add 1500 experience points to the current federation. It takes '1500' as the input amount, directly increasing the federation's experience.

```Stellaris Console
federation_add_experience 1500
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris debugtexture Command API Reference and Parameters

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/debugtexture

This section provides a detailed API reference for the "debugtexture" command, explaining each of its parameters. It specifies the expected input for "Texture Name", "Transparency" (with comma-separated decimals), and "Alpha Channel". Understanding these parameters is crucial for correct command execution.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "debugtexture",
  "description": "Used to debug textures within Stellaris.",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Texture Name",
      "type": "string",
      "description": "The name of the texture you wish to debug."
    },
    {
      "name": "Transparency",
      "type": "float",
      "format": "comma-separated decimal (e.g., 0,5)",
      "description": "The amount of transparency, where 1 is 100% transparent and 0 is opaque."
    },
    {
      "name": "Alpha Channel",
      "type": "string",
      "description": "The specific alpha channel to use, e.g., 'alpha'."
    }
  ]
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris: Example - Add 125 Monthly Cohesion

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/federationaddcohesionspeed

This example shows how to add 125 monthly cohesion to the active federation using the `federation_add_cohesion_speed` command. This provides a significant boost to federation cohesion, ideal for rapid advancement.

```Console Command
federation_add_cohesion_speed 125
```

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### Example: Demand Vassalization with diplo_3rd_party Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/diplo3rdparty

Illustrates the usage of the `diplo_3rd_party` command to make a party demand vassalization from another party. This example shows party with ID 12 demanding vassalization from party with ID 52.

```Stellaris Console
diplo_3rd_party action_demand_vassalization 12 52
```

--------------------------------

### Example: Offer Peace with diplo_3rd_party Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/diplo3rdparty

Demonstrates how to use the `diplo_3rd_party` command to make a party offer peace to another party. This example shows party with ID 18 offering peace to party with ID 83.

```Stellaris Console
diplo_3rd_party action_offer_peace 18 83
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: blend_post_effect Command API Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/blendposteffect

Detailed API reference for the `blend_post_effect` console command, outlining its required parameters: 'Setting', 'Time', and 'Mode'. This provides structured information on how to interact with the command programmatically or for documentation purposes.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "blend_post_effect",
  "description": "Blends into a new post effect setting.",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Setting",
      "type": "string",
      "description": "The post effect setting you wish to blend."
    },
    {
      "name": "Time",
      "type": "number",
      "description": "The duration of the transition from the current effect (or mode) to the specified post effect setting."
    },
    {
      "name": "Mode",
      "type": "string",
      "description": "The mode of the post effect setting you wish to set."
    }
  ]
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console Command: spawnentity Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/spawnentity

Detailed reference for the "spawnentity" console command in Stellaris, including its syntax and required parameters. This command is used to create game entities at the player's cursor location.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "spawnentity",
  "syntax": "spawnentity <Entity ID>",
  "description": "Spawns the entity with the specified ID at the current location of your cursor/mouse in the game.",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Entity ID",
      "type": "string",
      "description": "The ID of the entity you wish to spawn."
    }
  ],
  "returns": {
    "type": "void",
    "description": "The command executes an action in-game and does not return a value to the console."
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: 'window' Command Generator Template

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/window

This snippet represents the template used by the command generator for the 'window' command. It shows the command structure with placeholder arguments, indicating that the 'Open / Close' argument is currently null.

```Stellaris Console
window null <GUI Name>
```

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### Stellaris Console: Add Blade of the Huntress Relic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addrelic

This example demonstrates the practical application of the 'add_relic' command to acquire a specific relic. It shows how to use the command with the ID 'r_ancient_sword' to grant the 'Blade of the Huntress' relic.

```Stellaris Console
add_relic r_ancient_sword
```

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### Stellaris Console: Activate Ether Drake Trophy Relic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/activaterelic

This example demonstrates the practical application of the activate_relic command. It shows how to activate the 'Ether Drake Trophy' relic using its specific Relic ID.

```Stellaris Console Command
activate_relic r_dragon_trophy
```

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### Stellaris Console: Use 'window' to Open/Close GUIs

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/window

This snippet details the basic syntax for the 'window' command in Stellaris, used to open or close specific in-game graphical user interfaces. It requires two arguments: an action ('open' or 'close') and the name of the GUI.

```Stellaris Console
window <Open / Close> <GUI Name>
```

```APIDOC
{"command": "window", "description": "Opens or closes the specified GUI.", "arguments": [{"name": "Open / Close", "type": "string", "values": ["open", "close"], "description": "Use 'open' to open the specified GUI, 'close' to close it."}, {"name": "GUI Name", "type": "string", "description": "The name of the GUI you wish to open/close."}]}
```

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### Stellaris Console: Example of Removing Leader Trait

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/removetraitleader

This example demonstrates a practical application of the 'remove_trait_leader' command. It shows how to remove the 'Curator' trait from a leader identified by the ID '44', providing a clear illustration of the command's usage.

```Stellaris Console Command
remove_trait_leader 44 leader_trait_curator
```

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### Stellaris Console: Kill Current Empire Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/killcountry

This example demonstrates how to use the `kill_country` command to eliminate the player's currently active empire. When executed without any arguments, the command defaults to targeting the empire controlled by the player.

```Stellaris Console
kill_country
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris 'menace' Command API Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/menace

This section provides the API-like documentation for the Stellaris 'menace' console command. It outlines the command's structure, available parameters, their types, and detailed descriptions, ensuring clear understanding for developers or advanced users.

```APIDOC
Command: menace
Description: Adds a specified amount of menace to your empire.
Parameters:
  - Name: Amount
    Type: Integer (Optional)
    Description: The amount of menace to add. If omitted, defaults to 5000.
```

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### Stellaris Console: Remove Asteroid Belt Modifier Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-removemodifier

This example demonstrates how to remove the 'Asteroid Belt' planet modifier from the selected celestial body. If no celestial body is selected, the command will default to the player empire.

```Stellaris Console Command
effect remove_modifier = asteroid_belt
```

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### API Documentation for Stellaris trigger Command

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/trigger

Detailed API reference for the Stellaris 'trigger' command, outlining its syntax, parameters, and return behavior for script execution within the game console.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "trigger",
  "description": "Executes a test script with the specified name.",
  "syntax": "trigger <Script Name>",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Script Name",
      "type": "string",
      "description": "The name of the script file (without the .txt extension) located in your game's folder. For example, if your script was called 'testscript.txt', you would enter 'testscript'."
    }
  ],
  "examples": [
    {
      "command": "trigger test_trigger",
      "description": "Tests the trigger script with ID \"test_trigger\"."
    },
    {
      "command": "trigger test_trigger3",
      "description": "Tests the trigger script with ID \"test_trigger3\"."
    }
  ],
  "return_type": "void",
  "notes": "This command is primarily used for debugging and testing custom game logic within Stellaris."
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: fast_forward Command API Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/fastforward

Comprehensive API documentation for the fast_forward console command, outlining its purpose, required parameters, and their types and descriptions.

```APIDOC
{
  "command": "fast_forward",
  "description": "Skips forward the specified amount of days in the game.",
  "parameters": [
    {
      "name": "Days",
      "type": "integer",
      "description": "The amount of days you wish to fast forward."
    }
  ],
  "return_type": "void",
  "notes": "This command directly affects the in-game date progression."
}
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Add Miniature Galaxy Relic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/addrelic

This example illustrates another use case for the 'add_relic' command, specifically for obtaining the 'Miniature Galaxy' relic. It demonstrates the command's usage with the relic ID 'r_galaxy'.

```Stellaris Console
add_relic r_galaxy
```

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### Stellaris: Example - Add 75 Monthly Cohesion

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/federationaddcohesionspeed

This example demonstrates adding 75 monthly cohesion to the active federation using the `federation_add_cohesion_speed` command. This will increase the federation's cohesion gain, contributing to faster federation level progression.

```Console Command
federation_add_cohesion_speed 75
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Remove Specific Megastructure Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-removemegastructure

This example demonstrates how to use the `effect remove_megastructure` command to remove a specific type of megastructure, such as the 'Nexus Segment'. The command targets the selected megastructure and removes it if it matches the specified type.

```Stellaris Console
effect remove_megastructure district_rw_nexus
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris Console: Remove Death Cult Civic Example

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/effect-forceremovecivic

Demonstrates how to use the 'effect force_remove_civic' command to remove the 'Death Cult' civic. This provides another concrete example of the command's application with a different civic ID.

```Stellaris Console
effect force_remove_civic = civic_death_cult
```

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### Stellaris Console: war_on_player Command API Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/waronplayer

Detailed API documentation for the 'war_on_player' command, outlining its purpose, parameters, and their descriptions. This reference helps users understand the command's functionality and required inputs.

```APIDOC
Command: war_on_player
Description: This command will make the empire with the specified ID declare war on your current empire.
Parameters:
  - Name: Empire ID
    Type: Integer
    Description: The ID of the empire you wish to initiate a war with.
```

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### Stellaris Console: Use goto Command to Move Camera

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/goto

This command allows players to instantly move their in-game camera to a specific location defined by X and Y coordinates. It requires two numerical arguments for the target coordinates. This command is executed directly in the Stellaris game console.

```Stellaris Console Command
goto <X> <Y>
```

--------------------------------

### APIDOC: Stellaris tweakergui alerts.showall Command Reference

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/alertsshowall

Provides the API-like reference for the Stellaris console command `tweakergui alerts.showall`. This command is used to toggle the visibility of all UI alerts within the game. It does not accept any additional parameters.

```APIDOC
Command: tweakergui alerts.showall
Description: Toggles the display of all UI alerts in Stellaris.
Parameters: None
Return: Toggles the state of UI alerts (on/off).
```

--------------------------------

### Stellaris: Basic spawnentity Command Usage

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/spawnentity

This snippet shows the fundamental syntax for the "spawnentity" command. It requires a single argument, the Entity ID, to specify which object to create at your cursor's position in Stellaris.

```Stellaris Console
spawnentity <Entity ID>
```

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### Stellaris: reverse_diplo Command Usage Examples

Source: https://stellarischeats.com/command/reversediplo

These practical examples illustrate how to apply the `reverse_diplo` command with specific Diplomatic Action IDs and Empire IDs. They demonstrate common use cases such as simulating declarations of war or demands for thralldom from other empires.

```Stellaris Console
reverse_diplo action_declare_war 02

# This command causes the target with ID 2 to diplomatically declare war towards the player.
```

```Stellaris Console
reverse_diplo action_demand_thrall 44

# This command causes the target with ID 44 to diplomatically demand thralldom towards the player.
```
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