There's a bunch of T3 FM walkthroughs in the pipeline (by fortuni). Many commands can be figured out from that.įor completeness, the 'shipping' version of the exe in the editor pack is the one which normally comes with the game, while the 'release' version - which the SU is based on - is like the shipping version but with some fixes to make it work with FMs. I haven't used the console much, but you can download the pack and look at the file T3Menu.ini, which maps console commands to a (non-working?) debug menu.

by doing a command sequence search in OllyDbg. It's a different binary of course, but if you find 'interesting' code in it it's often possible to locate the same code in the normal exe, e.g. The T3 Editor Pack comes with an alternative exe file (T3MainOptVersion.exe, must be renamed to T3Main.exe), which has an active console. Some things are manipulated in memory, though, like the fog and ambient light tweaks. The difficulty tweak is a combination of settings, also from Default.ini. The gravity tweak is just one setting in Default.ini.

ini files - a somewhat crude but safe way to do it. Most of the tweaks provided by the SU are done by manipulating values as they are being read in from.

Can you provide any insight on how these would be achieved in Thief 3 (I know it's running on a modified Unreal Engine 2)? And by that, is there anything you know of, an editor (or in the editor) that would lead to these cheats? I saw in your post above something related to 'gravity'. I started working with multiple game titles running on Unreal Engine 3, mostly on the internal cheats part (God, Fly, Ghost, PlayersOnly, etc.), whereas either the console was disabled or, if available, UE cheat commands were not compiled in (though the functions' effects could be manually replicated).

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