Speelo's Toolbox

A clickable in-game cheat menu for Valheim 1.0, plus a console and chat command extender. Press F6, click what you want. No keybinds to memorise.

Based on Skrip's SkToolbox (Nexus, source by derekShaheen on GitHub), rebuilt for Valheim 1.0.7 and given a mouse-driven interface. GPL-3.0.

This is a client-side mod. Do not install it on a dedicated server. It is a menu, and a server has no screen to draw one on. Installed on a client it works normally whether you play alone, host a world, or join someone else's; the buttons say which of those they need.

Use discretion in multiplayer. These commands change your character and the world around you, and other players will notice.

The menu

F6 opens and closes it, Escape closes it. The key is rebindable with MenuToggleKey in the config. F6 is the default because Valheim and Steam both use F11 and F12 for screenshots, F5 is the game console, and F9 cycles the controller layout.

Five tabs across the top. Hovering anything shows what it does next to the cursor.

• Player - grouped into Character, Cheats and Info. One-click food, healing, repair, skills, puke, inventory size and stats; toggles for god mode, flying, no-cost building, build anywhere, infinite stamina and taming; status effects; and readouts for position, portals, coordinates and nearby enemies. Toggles light up with a green outline while they are on, read from live game state rather than remembered, so they stay correct even when you use Valheim's own hotkeys.
• Give - every item in the game as a grid of icons, with a search box and a quantity slider. Items go straight into your inventory. Modded items appear automatically.
• Spawn - every creature in the game as a grid, with sliders for how many and what star level, and a switch to spawn them tamed.
• World - grouped into Terrain, Time & Weather, Rules, Progression, Travel, Cleanup and Server. Terrain tools with radius and height sliders; weather, time, wind and raids; difficulty, world modifiers and presets; boss and world keys; teleporting and map search; cleanup commands; and kick, ban and ping for servers.
• System - display settings (field of view, frame limit, detail distance, snow, free fly camera, debug mode), and the toolbox itself: reload, unload, open the log folder.

Anything that needs a value first opens a small form inside the menu, with a search where the list is long. The commands that change the world for everyone ask for a confirmation before they run.

Every button's hover tip also says who a click affects, because Valheim's split between local and shared commands is not guessable from their names. See below.

While the menu is open the mouse is freed for the menu, but you can still walk: WASD moves you as normal, and holding the right mouse button turns the camera until you release it. Attacking, blocking, jumping and dodging stay switched off, clicks never swing your weapon, and typing in a search box moves nothing and will not swap hotbar slots or open the inventory. WalkWithMenuOpen and MenuLookKey in the config control this, and with a gamepad active the menu freezes you in place instead.

Food

The Player tab has four one-click buttons that fill all three food slots: best health, best stamina, best eitr, and a balanced option that takes the best of each. Hover a button to see exactly which foods it will eat.

Multiplayer and dedicated servers

Hover any button and the tip ends with one of these:

• (client) - changes nothing for anyone else.
• (server) - changes the world for everyone on it.
• (server), needs you to be admin - sent to the server to run there, which means your ID has to be in its adminlist.txt.
• (host only) - does nothing unless you are the one running the world.

On a dedicated server the world keys, world modifiers and presets, save, kick, ban and unban are forwarded to the server and refused unless you are an admin there. Sleep, Skip Time, Difficulty and List Keys are forwarded as well, but the server additionally wants devcommands typed into its own console before it will accept them.

Weather, time of day and wind only ever change your own game, on any setup, including a world you host yourself. They set the renderer's override rather than the world's clock.

Terrain edits, spawned creatures, taming, No Portals and the cleanup buttons write shared world state and need no admin at all, so they land on everyone whether or not you are running the server. Worth knowing before you click one on someone else's world.

Console and chat commands

Open the console with F5, which this mod enables for you, and type /? for the full list. Most commands also work in chat with a / prefix.

Player: /god /ghost /fly /heal /infstam /nocost /nores /nosup /repair /clearinventory /give /set /tame /killall /tp /coords /findtomb /farinteract /imacheater

World: /spawn /spawntamed /env /tod /wind /resetwind /stopevent /tr /td /tl /tu /optterrain /removedrops /portals /revealmap /resetmap /seed /whois /detect

Console: /? /echo /clear /console /listitems /listprefabs /listicons /listskills /q

Commands chain with ;, so /god; /fly runs both. The config supports auto-run on spawn, aliases and hotkeys.

Achievements

Valheim switches off achievement progress the moment anything counts as cheated, and merely loading BepInEx already counts, because BepInEx sets the game's isModded flag. So achievements are off for every modded player before this mod does anything.

KeepAchievements, on by default, flips the game's own PlayerProfile.s_bypassCheatChecks switch, which every cheat check reads. Achievement progress keeps counting, and spawned items, pieces and world objects are no longer stamped as cheated. It also stops cheat commands from permanently flagging your character, and clears that flag if it was already set.

Two things it cannot undo: a world whose starting global keys were set outside the world-modifier menu stays flagged as a cheated world when you play unmodded, and achievements you already missed are not awarded retroactively. Set KeepAchievements to false if you would rather Valheim behave normally.

Config

BepInEx/config/com.speelo.speelostoolbox.cfg

Notable settings: MenuToggleKey, MenuOpacity for how solid the menu background is, KeepAchievements, and the console appearance options inherited from SkToolbox.

Requirements

• BepInExPack_Valheim 5.4.2350 or newer
• A client. This mod refuses to load on a headless server (-nographics -batchmode) and logs that it has done so.

Jotunn is not required.

Changelog

1.1.5

Fixed

• Infinite Eitr left the bar refilling at normal speed. It made spells free but never touched regeneration, which you would only notice after eating fresh eitr food - raising the ceiling is the one thing that leaves your current eitr below maximum. It now refills at once, the way Infinite Stamina does, and puts your real regeneration back when you switch it off. Note that eitr comes entirely from food: with none eaten your maximum is zero and the toggle has nothing to work with, so it says so rather than looking broken.
• You could not go up or down while flying with the menu open. The menu was switching off its own flight controls. Flying reads the jump and crouch keys itself rather than taking the values the menu was already fixing up, and that read sits behind the same input gate the menu closes. It is now opened for exactly the moment flying needs it, and nothing else. Descending is the game's own hard-wired Left Ctrl, so a rebound crouch key will not work for it.
• The food buttons were feeding you raw ingredients. Best Health, Best Stamina, Best Eitr and Balanced all picked uncooked dough and unbaked pies, and said so in the tooltip. Those prefabs were made by copying the cooked dish and changing only its item type, so they kept the whole food block - and several carry higher numbers than the dish they become, which is how they won every ranking. They really were being eaten, too: the game's check for what a player may eat sits above the eating call the buttons make. The buttons now offer only what the game itself counts as food, which also stops them handing you raw meat and eggs.
• Guardian powers were not reliably applied. Using one only started the animation, and the buff came from the animation itself, so an interrupted swing left you with nothing.

Changed

• Guardian Power is now a grid of trophies, with a ring around the one you have, instead of a list of internal names. Click a trophy to make it your power. There are seven, Fader included. Use now and Clear cooldown are their own buttons beside them. The live "ready in N seconds" readout is gone, since there is nowhere for it in a grid - the buttons say where things stand when you press them.

1.1.4

New

• Guardian Power. Set a power without visiting its stone, fire it on the spot, or just clear the cooldown after using one normally. Shows which power you have and how long until it is ready. Player tab, under Cheats.
• Immunities. The dial between god mode and vanilla: pick which damage sources are allowed to hurt you, so the cliff and the campfire stop killing you while a greydwarf still can. Creature and player attacks are deliberately not on the list - switching those off is what god mode is for, and it is one cell away.
• No Carry Limit. Being over the limit is what causes the slowdown, the warning and the stamina cost, so this lifts the limit rather than papering over the symptoms. Turning it off puts back whatever the Tweaks slider asked for, or the value your game started with.
• Infinite Eitr. Staves and spells cost nothing.
• Refuel Fires. Fills every fireplace around you to its own maximum, whatever it burns, with a radius slider - and a second button to put them all out. Reaches other people's fires. World tab, under Building.
• Reveal Around Me. Uncovers the map out to a distance you choose, 50 to 3000 metres, centred on where you are standing - for when you want the fog gone locally without handing yourself the whole world. World tab, beside Reveal Map.
• Jump and crouch with the menu open. Walking rides on the state Valheim puts you in just after closing its own menus, which passes movement and sprint through but switches jump and crouch off along with attacking. Those two are now put back. Typing a space into a search box still does not launch you.

Fixed

• Infinite Stamina now actually means infinite. Swimming, sneaking and fishing all still charged you. Fishing bills stamina from the float and the fish rather than from the player, so the previous approach could never have reached it. It now covers every source at once, including attacks, jumps and dodges - which always cost before.
• A horizontal scrollbar across the sectioned tabs. The rows inside a section were laid out against the width of the whole tab, not the narrower space inside the section box, so a full row overflowed by about eighteen pixels. The menu is thirty pixels wider to keep the same twelve columns.

1.1.3

New

• Bookmarks. Save where you are standing under a name and teleport back to it later. Bookmarks belong to the world you took them in, matched on its seed, so coordinates from one world never show up in another. Player tab, under Info.
• Loadouts. Snapshot your whole inventory, not just what you are wearing: every stack with its size, quality, durability and crafter, and which pieces were equipped. Loading one puts all of it back on, which makes it useful after a death rather than only for swapping gear you already have. Loading replaces what you are carrying, so it asks first.
• Repair Nearby. Repairs every worn building piece around you, with a radius slider. Works on other people's builds too, since the repair goes to whoever owns the piece. World tab, under a new Building section.
• Items can be given at a chosen level. A Level slider sits beside Quantity on the Give tab, so an iron pickaxe at level 4 is two sliders and a click. Items that do not upgrade that far are given at their own maximum, and the message says so.

Changed

• Naming a bookmark or a loadout now happens in a small window over the menu, rather than a text box sitting in the list. Type, press Enter, or press Escape to back out.
• An action that cannot run yet is drawn greyed out with the reason above it, instead of accepting the click and then refusing. Anything that asks for a confirmation now shows plainly that it is waiting for one.

1.1.2

Fixed

• 1.1.1 crashed a dedicated server a couple of seconds into startup. The menu sampled Unity's keyboard-focus state once a frame to work out whether you were typing, and did so before checking whether the menu was even open. On a headless server there is no interface state to read, and reading it anyway is not an error the game can catch - it takes the whole process down. The check now happens only while the menu is actually open. Clients are unaffected either way; nothing about the menu changes.
• The mod now refuses to load on a headless server at all, and says so in the log. It is a client-side menu and has nothing to offer a server: the commands that change the world already reach the server through the game's own admin channel from your client. Installing it server-side was never doing anything, and now it fails politely instead of fatally.

1.1.1

New

• You can walk around with the menu open. WASD moves you as normal; hold the right mouse button to turn the camera and release it to get the cursor back. Attacking, blocking, jumping and dodging stay switched off, which is the same state the game puts you in for a moment after closing its own menus. Typing in a search box moves nothing. Set WalkWithMenuOpen to false to go back to being frozen in place, or change MenuLookKey if you would rather leave the right button alone. Keyboard and mouse only: with a gamepad active the menu freezes you as before.

Fixed

• The menu dragged your cursor back to the middle of the screen. Freeing the cursor was done after the game had already locked it, and locking recentres the pointer, so it was being yanked to the centre every frame. It is now suppressed before it happens, which is how Valheim's own menus do it. Thanks to BristleBeard for finding and fixing this.
• Kill Enemies destroyed every creature spawner nearby. The game's killenemies kills the creatures and then sweeps every spawner in the scene with no distance check, so a button described as "kill every hostile creature nearby" was permanently removing greydwarf nests and draugr piles across every loaded zone, for everyone on the world. It now runs killenemycreatures, which stops at the creatures. The old behaviour is still available as Kill Enemies & Nests, which says what it does and asks first.
• Your cheats no longer switch off when you die. Dying does not reset your character, it replaces it: the game destroys the old one and builds a new one from the prefab, so god mode, flying, no cost building, ghost, infinite stamina and far interact were all silently lost on every respawn while the menu still showed some of them as on. Whatever you had switched on is switched back on once you respawn, and if you turned something off in Valheim's own console, that is respected rather than undone. Set PersistCheatsOnDeath to false in the config to let each death clear them instead.
• Status Effects did nothing on someone else's server. It ran the game's addstatus, which is admin-gated, while the button claimed to be a client-side action. Status effects are local, so it now applies them directly and the marker is honest.
• Infinite Stamina flipped its own switch before reading it, so after a respawn the first click turned it off and it took two clicks to turn back on. It was also the one toggle with no check for a missing player, so clicking it during the seconds you are dead threw an error. /farinteract had both faults and is fixed the same way; the reach you pick is remembered, so a respawn restores it.
• Walking while over the carry limit no longer drains stamina with Infinite Stamina on. This also removes a trap where being encumbered with no stamina left stopped you moving at all.
• Infinite Stamina's description claimed stamina never drains. Attacks, jumps and dodges always cost stamina, so it now says what it actually does.

New

• Eight commands the toolbox already had are now buttons, instead of being reachable only by typing them into the console: No Support Needed (the partner to Build Anywhere), Ghost, Reach, Tweaks, Clear Inventory, Find Tombstone and Who's Online.
• Tweaks covers carry weight, auto pickup range, jump force, run and swim speed, and the map reveal radius. These are restored after you die, which they never were through the old /set command. Defaults puts back the values your game actually started with rather than hard-coded numbers, so another mod's tuning survives.
• Actions that destroy something now lead with a red warning saying so, above everything else on the form. Clear Inventory spells out that equipped gear and extra slots go too, that nothing is dropped and no tombstone is left, and asks you to tick a box that says you understand before the button will do anything.

1.1.0

Includes everything from 1.0.1, which was never published separately.

New

• Spawn tab. Every creature in the game as an icon grid, with sliders for how many to spawn (up to 20) and what star level (up to 3), and a switch to spawn them tamed. Icons borrow each creature's trophy art where one exists.
• Forms. Anything that needs a value now opens a dialog inside the menu instead of being impossible without the console: skills, status effects, inventory size, events, skip time, game speed, difficulty, world modifiers and presets, world and player keys, go to, find, find biome, kick, ban, unban, field of view, frame limit, detail distance and snow. Long lists get their own search box, and the commands that change the world for everyone ask for a confirmation first.
• Scope markers. Every button's hover tip says who a click actually affects: only you, everyone on the world, the server if you are an admin, or nothing at all unless you are the one hosting. Valheim's split between local and shared commands is not guessable from their names.
• Cursor tooltips. Hover text follows the cursor instead of sitting in a footer.
• Player tab sections. Character, Cheats and Info, with new entries for skills, puke, inventory size, stats, status effects and position.
• World tab reorganised into Terrain, Time & Weather, Rules, Progression, Travel, Cleanup and Server, and filled out: sleep, skip time, game speed, forced difficulty, no spawn, no map, no portals, world modifiers and presets, world keys, player keys, go to, recall, find, find biome, list locations, kill enemies, kill tame, remove fish, remove birds, stop fire, stop smoke, save world, kick, ban, unban, the banned list and ping.
• System tab, which replaces Console: field of view, frame limit, detail distance, snow buildup, free fly camera and debug mode, alongside reload, unload and the log folder.
• Readouts print into a panel in the menu rather than only into the game console, so position, stats, world keys, loaded locations and the banned list are readable with the console closed.

Fixed

• The event buttons never did anything. Random event and the named events sent /randomevent and /event, which the toolbox never registered, so the lookup missed silently. They now use the game's own commands and share one picker, which lists each raid with the banner the game shows when it starts. Events are refused with a reason when you are not the one running the world, since the game only accepts them there.
• Vanilla cheat commands run from a menu button were refused unless you had typed /imacheater first, because Valheim gates them behind devcommands. Menu buttons now lift that gate for the length of the click and put it straight back, so clicking a button never leaves cheats switched on afterwards.
• Hover text was never cleared between frames, so a tooltip stayed on screen after the cursor moved away, and a tab could show another tab's text.
• The Spawn tab's "spawn tamed" switch rendered without a checkbox and looked like a dead control.

1.0.1

Fixed

• God mode now blocks damage. Valheim's own god mode never granted immunity: Character.ApplyDamage subtracts the damage first and only rescues you at the moment a hit would kill you, clamping health to 1. You could not die, but your health bar still drained and never recovered. Damage aimed at you while god mode is active is now discarded before it lands, covering ordinary hits, attack recoil, and the burning, poison and smoke effects. Set GodModeBlocksDamage to false in the config for Valheim's unmodified behaviour.
• Adapted to Valheim build 25253764, which turned PlayerProfile.s_bypassCheatChecks from a writable field into a read-only property. The achievement bypass patches the property getter instead. Every other patch target was re-verified against the new assemblies and is unchanged.
• The Give tab rebuilds its item list when the game swaps its item database, so a second world no longer shows the first world's items.

1.0.0

First release. Forked from Skrip's SkToolbox 1.10.8 (source: derekShaheen/SkToolbox-for-Valheim, GPL-3.0), which was last updated for Valheim 0.217.24, and rebuilt for Valheim 1.0.7 on BepInExPack_Valheim 5.4.2350.

New interface

• Mouse-driven menu on F6, Escape to close, rebindable in the config. The old NumPad navigation and the /alt alternate keys are gone.
• Four tabs: Player, Give, World, Console. Icon grids throughout, using the game's own item art, with hover text and a close button.
• Give tab: every item in the game as an icon grid with a search box and a quantity slider. Items go into your inventory. Modded items appear automatically, since the list is read from the live game database.
• Player tab: four one-click food buttons that fill all three slots, for best health, best stamina, best eitr, and balanced. Toggles show a green outline while active, read from live game state so they stay correct when Valheim's own hotkeys change them.
• World tab: terrain tools with radius and height sliders instead of fixed presets, plus weather, time of day, wind, events, map reveal and reset, portals, drop cleanup and the seed. The old T - Reset is now Undo Terrain Edits, which is what it actually does.
• While the menu is open the mouse is freed and player input is paused: no camera turning, no attacking when you click, and hotbar, inventory and chat keys stay quiet while you type in a search box.
• Menu background is solid and its opacity is configurable with MenuOpacity.
• KeepAchievements, on by default, keeps Steam achievements working. Valheim disables achievement progress the moment anything counts as cheated, and loading BepInEx alone already counts, so this restores normal behaviour for modded players. It also stops cheat commands from permanently flagging your character.
• New /listicons command, which lists item prefabs that have an icon.

Fixed for Valheim 1.0, versus SkToolbox 1.10.8

• Compiles and runs against the 1.0 assemblies. Reflection into game internals now walks base types, because 1.0 moved the console's buffer, command table and history up into Terminal, and it logs a missing member instead of crashing the command.
• /imacheater unlocks vanilla cheat commands as a client on someone else's server, which 1.0 gates behind an is-server check.
• /give argument parsing and item quality. Giving previously threw on every call and silently did nothing.
• /spawntamed no longer calls itself. /env lists the real 1.0 environments. /portals uses the game's portal list. /whois reads the 1.0 player roster. /removedrops skips live fish and placed pieces. /tp lands on the surface instead of under it. /stopevent explains that it needs the host.
• /nosup makes pieces genuinely unaffected by support. /nores no longer fights the placement ghost every frame and clears the red highlight.
• Commands typed in chat no longer run twice.
• Auto-run on spawn works again, having been stubbed out since Hearth and Home. Reload re-applies the patches. God, fly and no-cost use the 1.0 player API and no longer overwrite each other's debug flag.
• Removed the upstream version check that called out to a pastebin URL on startup.