Accessing the In-Game Mod Menu

This guide has been previously outdated due to a patch from a couple months ago. With that said; the steps are slightly more complex but will get you where you need to go. As of 11/6/2023 this does work. This has been tested with multiple machines and everyone has gotten relatively the same results.

If this isn't working, it's a user error.

First off, you will need a natural spawning TV and keyboard. The one in the house will not work and will just report a "syntax error" whenever anything other than basic commodore commands are done.

Once you have obtained your TV and keyboard, go ahead and connect the keyboard to the TV and turn both objects "on". Where and how you do it will not affect this.
̅. Next, Type out the following:
. This will take a bit so sit back and grab something to eat.
. You'll be told when it's done scanning. Memory addresses found will vary and shouldn't affect the next steps. You can either re-scan by pressing "Y" on your keyboard and the new scan will overwrite the .TXT document the game created with the newly found addresses. Otherwise, just press "N".
. Now. This step is pretty important. Open the text document the game wrote and look for anything labeled as "cache". Write out this script on the TV but replace any memory addresses found that were labeled as "cache". You may have one, you may have five. write them all out. In this example I only had two.
. The TV will become blank once done successfully. Congrats, you found the hidden developer menu.

When spawning Items, just type the item ID you want to spawn and nothing else. The game will place it behind the TV so make sure you have adequate spacing for the item/vehicle you are spawning in.
. First off; If we type the item ID then a number between 1 and 4, we can modify the amount of rust is on the item before it spawns.
. You can also change the color by setting the rust level to 0 and using a basic RGB grid to pick out the colors you want.

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