BioShock 2 Guide

Enable pseudo-console in BioShock 2 for BioShock 2

Enable pseudo-console in BioShock 2

Overview

Learn how to enable a pseudo-console in BioShock 2. This will allow you to tab out of the game, edit a command file, then return to the game to execute it.

Enable the pseudo-console

For a “pseudo-console”, bind a key to:

Open your user preferences file:

Mac
~/Library/Application Support/Feral Interactive/BioShock 2/MacInit/User_int.ini
Win
Users[Username]AppDataRoamingBioShock2user.ini

Find an appropriate, empty key bind in the [Default] section, such as:
F10=

and change it to this:

F10=exec console.txt

Create empty text to store console commands

Create an empty text file called console.txt in this folder:

Mac
~/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/BioShock 2/BioShock2Data/Bioshock2/Content/
Win
Users[Username]AppDataRoamingBioShock2user.ini

Cmd-Tab/Alt-Tab out of the game, edit and save console.txt, then return to the game and press the key (F10 in this example). All the commands currently in console.txt will be run. This will let you tab away, edit/save, return to the game and run the script.

Example

You can add comments (or comment out lines) by beginning them with: //

Say Running script… GiveBioAmmo Givehealth // GiveItem 111 ShockGame.Adam GiveItem 5 ShockDesignerClasses.MedHypo GiveItem 5 ShockDesignerClasses.BioAmmoHypo GiveItem 5 ShockGame.Hacking_Ammo

References

See detailed list of available commands:
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Original idea by:
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