[Cheats] All Console Commands

Age of History II5 · 361 ratings20k views491 favorites4 min readby PiedoneUpdated Mar 8, 2021View on Steam ↗

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The Commands

DISCLAIMER : I have not tested all of them.
If some of them don't work try adding a value after them. Also, please don't just go in a game you've been at for a long time and use a command for the first time. Try it out in a separate one.

To enter the console press F1, then in the box above where you can write, type hi or hello.
"/" means OR, it doesn't mean the command contains a "/"

  • info - returns information about the game (fps, your graphics settings, etc.)
  • debug - starts debug mode
  • center - centers the camera in the middle of the map
  • centerciv + ID - centers the camera on the civ with the corresponding ID (I haven't tested it.)
  • scale + value - changes the scale of the map (values from 1-5)
  • close/ bye - closes console
  • fps - displays an FPS counter
  • hi/ hello - returns Hello!
  • spin - spins the camera around for a bit
  • help - show a couple of commands
  • party/ ♥♥♥♥/ ♥♥♥/ flags - shows every flag on screen; can be stacked, stops if you close the console or execute close or bye the hearts are : f.u-c.k and f.u.k
  • clear - clears console
  • Drew Durnil/drew durnil/ drewdurnil/ drew/ (any variation of Drew Durnil's name)/ noob/ observe/ spectator/ Spectator - Returns : "Games -> New Game -> Options -> Spectator Mode"
  • civs - shows ID's for every civilization (and TAGS)
  • civ - shows the ID and TAG of the selected civilization (selected province which is part of a civilization)
  • province - returns information about the selected province
  • showids - shows the province ID's on them provinces (Kind of like showing an army but instead of the army it's the province ID)
  • showarmy - I don't know, even after testing I can't tell what it does.
  • addplayer - add another player on the selected province (I haven't tested it)
  • addciv + name + ideology - "Type addciv then put the country tag you want to add, then put the ideology (like m for monarchy)" - Thanks lappletonjam :)
  • technology + value - add technology to the selected civilization; 1000 means give them 1.0;
  • population - gives 750 population
  • armyset/ setarmy + value - in the selected province changes the army to a selected amount; mind you, it CHANGES it, it doesn't ADD it;
  • noliberty - I haven't tested it, I would bet it makes a vassal not want liberty.
  • id - gives ID of civilization and selected province
  • war ID1 ID2 - start a war between 2 civilizations - "For war, get the countriy code by typing ID. So, in my game, the US is 20 and Spain is 220. TO get them to war, type: war 20 220" - thank you Llama
  • peace ID1 ID2 - sign a peace between 2 civilizations at war
  • buildport - build a port in a selected province
  • buildfort - build a fort in a selected province
  • buildtower - build a tower in a selected province
  • economy - adds 600 to the selected province's economy
  • army - add 300 army to the selected province
  • money - adds 450 money
  • movement - gives you movement points
  • diplomacy - gives diplomacy points
  • reloadprovince + ID - reloads a province (more for debugging I guess)

How I found them

You unfortunately can't do this anymore!
In the main folder of the game, next to the .exe, there's the .jar file. I used a decompiler and looked at it a bit. In the section name after the game and the dev there's pretty much everything including AI and Buttons so I snooped and found Commands.

Also, for anyone wanting to figure out addciv :
if (tempCommand[0].equals("addciv")) { if (tempCommand.length > 1) { if ((CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID() >= 0) && (!CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getSeaProvince()) && (CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getWasteland() < 0) && (!CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getIsCapital())) { for (int i = 1; i < CFG.game.getCivsSize(); i++) { if (CFG.game.getCiv(i).getCivTag().equals(tempCommand[1])) { IllegalCommand(); addMessage(CFG.game.getCiv(i).getCivName() + ": IS IN THE GAME"); addMessage(""); return; } } CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).updateArmy(CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getCivID(0), 0); CFG.game.createScenarioAddCivilization(tempCommand[1], CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID(), false, true, true); if (CFG.FOG_OF_WAR == 2) { for (int i = 0; i < CFG.game.getPlayersSize(); i++) { CFG.game.getPlayer(i).addMetCivilization(true); } } int tempPop = CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getPopulationData().getPopulation(); CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getPopulationData().clearData(); CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getPopulationData().setPopulationOfCivID(CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getCivID(), tempPop); CFG.game.getCiv(CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getCivID()).setMoney(100L); CFG.gameAction.updateCivsMovementPoints(CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getCivID()); CFG.gameAction.updateCivsDiplomacyPoints(CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getCivID()); CFG.gameAction.buildRank_Score(CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getCivID()); int tActiveProvince = CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID(); CFG.game.setActiveProvinceID(-1); CFG.game.setActiveProvinceID(tActiveProvince); addMessage(CFG.langManager.get("Added") + ": " + CFG.game.getCiv(CFG.game.getProvince(CFG.game.getActiveProvinceID()).getCivID()).getCivName()); } else { IllegalCommand(); CFG.toast.setInView(CFG.langManager.get("ChooseAProvince"), CFG.COLOR_TEXT_MODIFIER_NEGATIVE2); addMessage(CFG.langManager.get(CFG.langManager.get("ChooseAProvince"))); addMessage(""); } } else { IllegalCommand(); } return; }

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