[Tutorial]Dekaron console commands

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Originally Posted by dannyx12345 when u update us on ur other discoverys maybe you could let us know the difference in powers between a DEV snd a DEKARON user??? just curious on the difference ^^

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Originally Posted by cronarct so is it possible to use these commands with a [GM] character? if so what do i type in to open the consol?

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Originally Posted by cronarct so is it possible to use these commands with a [GM] character? if so what do i type in to open the consol?

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Originally Posted by Zombe Alright, first, I would like to give credit to [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] for discovering this and releasing it to public. First, you need a [DEV] or a [DEKARON] character. Once you have it, in your chat write: /dev openconsole or /dekaron openconsole, depending on what tag you have. And then press Ctrl+Shift. The console will open. Then, in the console, you can write the console commands to do the corresponding functions. To close the console, press Ctrl+Shift again. The command itself is in bold, required options are in square brackets [], optional options are in normal and square brackets ([]). If there are | signs, they separate the possible options. Command list: dropitem  Spoiler dropitem [item_index] ([socket]) ([PREFIX|NORMAL|MAGIC|NOBLE|DIVINE]) Will drop an item. Options: [item_index]: Required. The item index. Item indexes can be found in data/share/item folder, in these csv files: itemetc.csv - Quest items, accessories, things as arrows, vouchers, wings, etc. itemarmor.csv - Armors. itemweapon.csv - Weapons. itemcash.csv - D-Shop items. ([socket]): Optional. The amount of sockets. You can set a crazy amount of sockets, up to 255, though its not recommended, because it lags you, and may crash the server. The sockets will be empty. ([PREFIX|NORMAL|MAGIC|NOBLE|DIVINE]): Optional, defines the quality of the item. PREFIX: The pre-set options, using the setprefix command. Read more in the setprefix and clearprefix commands. NORMAL: A normal item. MAGIC: A magic item with 2 random options. NOBLE: A noble item with 3 random options. DIVINE: A divine-noble item with 4 random options. Example: dropitem 101 4 DIVINE will drop a divine noble level 6 knight helmet (index 101) with 4 sockets. dropitemcount  Spoiler dropitemcount [item_index] [count] ([socket]) ([PREFIX|NORMAL|MAGIC|NOBLE|DIVINE]) It will drop a number of the same items. Same as dropitem, but drops a number of the same items. Options: [item_index]: Required. The item index. Item indexes can be found in data/share/item folder, in these csv files: itemetc.csv - Quest items, accessories, things as arrows, vouchers, wings, etc. itemarmor.csv - Armors. itemweapon.csv - Weapons. itemcash.csv - D-Shop items. [count]: Required. The count of items. You can set an amount up to 65535, but, for me, anything over 1500 crashes the server. ([socket]): Optional. The amount of sockets. You can set a crazy amount of sockets, up to 255, though its not recommended, because it lags you, and may crash the server. The sockets will be empty. ([PREFIX|NORMAL|MAGIC|NOBLE|DIVINE]): Optional, defines the quality of the item. PREFIX: The pre-set options, using the setprefix command. Read more in the setprefix and clearprefix commands. NORMAL: A normal item. MAGIC: A magic item with 2 random options. NOBLE: A noble item with 3 random options. DIVINE: A divine-noble item with 4 random options. Example: dropitem 101 8 4 DIVINE will drop 8 divine noble level 6 knight helmets (index 101) with 4 sockets each. dropitemrange  Spoiler dropitemrange [ARG0][ARG1] Drops a range of items from ARG0 to ARG1. Options: [ARG0]: Required. The first item index. [ARG1]: Required. The last item index. Item indexes can be found in data/share/item folder, in these csv files: itemetc.csv - Quest items, accessories, things as arrows, vouchers, wings, etc. itemarmor.csv - Armors. itemweapon.csv - Weapons. itemcash.csv - D-Shop items. Example: dropitemrange 101 104 will drop items from index 101 to index 104 (101, 102, 103, 104). The items won't have any sockets, and they will be normal. dropitem_custom  Spoiler dropitem_custom [item index] [socket] [option_index:value] x(1~4) Will drop an item with custom defined options. Options: [item_index]: Required. The item index. Item indexes can be found in data/share/item folder, in these csv files: itemetc.csv - Quest items, accessories, things as arrows, vouchers, wings, etc. itemarmor.csv - Armors. itemweapon.csv - Weapons. itemcash.csv - D-Shop items. [socket]: Required. The amount of sockets. You can set a crazy amount of sockets, up to 255, though its not recommended, because it lags you, and may crash the server. The sockets will be empty. If you don't want any sockets, write 0. [option_index:value] x(1~4): Required. The item options. Option indexes can be found in data/share/item folder, in these csv files: itemoption_weapon.csv - options used for weapons. itemoption_armor.csv - options used for armors. You can use options from itemoption_armor.csv for weapons and vice versa, as well as itemoption_armor.csv for armors and itemoption_weapon.csv for weapons. You can also add options to things like accessories, wings, etc. The maximum value is 255. Example: dropitem_custom 101 4 1000:255 1000:235 244:255 will drop a level 6 knight helmet (index 101) with 4 slots and these options: +79 Increased Damage +78 Increased Damage +1% Ice resistance setprefix  Spoiler setprefix ([option index] [option value] *4) Will set an option prefix for the PREFIX option for dropitem and dropitemcount commands. Options: ([option index] [option value] *4): In normal brackets for some reason, but required. Sets the prefix to the option index and option value. Option indexes can be found in data/share/item folder, in these csv files: itemoption_weapon.csv - options used for weapons. itemoption_armor.csv - options used for armors. You can use options from itemoption_armor.csv for weapons and vice versa, as well as itemoption_armor.csv for armors and itemoption_weapon.csv for weapons. You can also add options to things like accessories, wings, etc. The maximum value is 255. Example: setprefix 1000 255 1000 235 244 255 will set the prefix to: +79 Increased Damage +78 Increased Damage +1% Ice resistance clearprefix  Spoiler clearprefix Will set the prefix to be a normal item. PREFIX will be treated as NORMAL in dropitem and dropitemcount commands. Example: clearprefix will clear the prefix. dropmoney  Spoiler dropmoney [money] Will drop Dil. The dil is created, not dropped from your inventory. Options: [money]: Required. Will drop that amount of Dil. Maximum is 4294967295, though the logic maximum amount is 999999999, because you can't pick up more then that. Example: dropmoney 16722 will drop 16722 Dil. levelup  Spoiler levelup [added level point] Will increase your level. Your level can't go higher then the maximum level in the server. The stat points and skill points are added normally. Options: [added level point]: Required. The amount of levels to add. Example: levelup 9 will increase your level by 9. adv_levelup  Spoiler adv_levelup [point] Will increase your adventure points. Options: [point]: Required. The amount of adventure points to add. Example: adv_levelup 712 will add 712 adventure points. changelogicmode  Spoiler changelogicmode [mode] Will change your appearance status. Options: [mode]: Required. Possible modes: 1 - Normal. 2 - Ghost mode. 3 - Observer mode. Anything other will set the mode to normal. You can enter observer mode only from the normal mode. Example: changelogicmode 2 will put you into ghost mode. callmonster  Spoiler callmonster [mon type] [(mon zone x)] [(mon zone y)] Will summon the monster. [(mon zone x)] and [(mon zone y)] don't seem to do anything at all. Probably bugged, so the monster is always called on top of the caller. Options: [mon type]: Required. The monster index. Monster indexes can be found at: data/share/creature/monster.csv Example: callmonster 3600 will call Acquirai the Immortal onto the caller. callmonsters  Spoiler callmonster [mon type] [mon count] Will summon an amount of same monsters. Options: [mon type]: Required. The monster index. Monster indexes can be found at: data/share/creature/monster.csv [mon count]: Required. The count of monsters to summon. Example: callmonsters 3600 3 will call 3 Acquirai the Immortals onto the caller. setposition  Spoiler setposition [ARG0] [ARG1] Teleports you to another place of the map. Options: [ARG0]: Required. The Y coordinate (Vertical on the map). [ARG0]: Required. The X coordinate (Horizontal on the map). Example: setposition 107 233 Will teleport you to coordinates 107:233 on the map. These are the main commands that are useful. There are tons more, I will write about them later. Enjoy!

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Originally Posted by s0lixus emer this is not a hacking tutorial there's no program needed.. only access to the database to maket he [DEV] or [DEKARON] tag then the rest is plain sailing.. this is a Server Tutorial its for DEV's that are new to dekaron development and wish to learn.

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Originally Posted by EliteWarrior Zombe when are u posting more of them dev commands? Im appreciating ur share.