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Settings
Updated 2 weeks agoChanging a setting in game
- Press F5 to open the console. If nothing opens, add
-consoleto Valheim's launch options (in Steam: right-click Valheim, Properties, Launch Options) and start the game again. - Type one of these and press Enter:
mysixlists every MySix setting with its current value.mysix get <setting>shows one setting: its value, its choices, its default and what it does.mysix set <setting> <value>changes it.
Setting names and values are not case sensitive, and a change is saved at once and kept.
Who can change what
- Server settings belong to the world. On a dedicated server, a server admin (someone listed in
the server's
adminlist.txt) types themysix setcommand in their own console while connected, and it changes for every player at once; anyone else is told they must be an admin. In a world you host yourself, you change it. - Player settings are each player's own: type the command in your own game, and it changes only for you.
This mod's settings
| Setting | Who | Values | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ModsNotCheating.Enabled |
Player | true or false | true |
Having mods installed does not stop achievements. Dev commands, spawned items and cheat world modifiers still do, as in the unmodded game. |
For example, to change each one:
mysix set ModsNotCheating.Enabled false
In the config file: BepInEx/config/com.mysix.modsnotcheating.cfg, under [ModsNotCheating]: Enabled.
Changing a setting in the config file instead
Every setting is also in a config file, in BepInEx/config/ (your mod manager's Config editor
opens the same file). Change it while the game is closed. For a server setting on a dedicated
server, edit the server's own copy of the file and restart the server.
