Understanding Console Commands and Cheats in Schedule 1 for UK Players

The provided source material focuses exclusively on the video game Schedule 1, a satirical simulation game about running a drug business. The documentation details how to enable and use console commands and cheat codes within the game to modify gameplay, such as obtaining free money, items, and vehicles, or altering game physics and character attributes. There is no information in the provided sources regarding real-world free samples, promotional offers, product trials, brand freebies, or mail-in sample programmes across categories like beauty, baby care, pet products, health, food, and household goods.

The sources indicate that Schedule 1 is a fictional game and all associated commands and cheats are for in-game use only. The instructions provided are for activating these features within the game's settings menu, not for accessing external offers or real-world products.

What is Schedule 1?

According to the source material, Schedule 1 is a satirical video game that simulates the drug trade. It is described as a game where players climb to the top of a criminal underground, involving busy work and a gameplay loop centred on managing a drug business. The sources repeatedly state that the game is fictional and that any information contained within guides relates only to the game itself. The context is strictly limited to in-game mechanics and does not extend to real-world activities or consumer offers.

How to Enable Console Commands in Schedule 1

The process for enabling console commands in Schedule 1 is consistent across the provided sources. It is a built-in feature of the game and does not require external tools or modifications. The steps are as follows:

Load the game and enter a gameplay session. The console option is not available from the main menu.
Press the ESC key to open the Pause Menu.
Navigate to Settings.
Within the Settings menu, locate the Game tab or sub-menu.
Find the Console toggle option and activate it (often by clicking a circle or switch next to the label).
Exit the Settings menu and return to the game.
Press the Tilde (~) key, typically located to the left of the number 1 key on a standard keyboard, to open the console input field at the top of the screen.

Some sources note that a "View Commands" button may be available under the Console toggle in the settings, which provides an in-game list of available commands. Opening the console does not pause the game.

List of Available Console Commands and Cheats

The sources provide lists of commands that can be entered into the console. These commands allow players to manipulate various aspects of the game world and their character's status. The commands are generally simple text strings that are typed into the console and executed by pressing Enter.

Basic Game Commands

freecam: Toggles a free camera mode, allowing the player to move the camera independently of the character. This can be useful for exploration or taking screenshots. Holding the SHIFT key while in freecam mode may increase camera speed.
save: Forces an immediate game save without requiring a save point.
settime [HHMM]: Sets the in-game time using a 24-hour military format. For example, settime 1530 would set the time to 15:30 (3:30 PM).

Item and Inventory Commands

give [item_id] [quantity]: Adds a specified item and quantity to the player's inventory. The item must be identified by its internal ID. For instance, give ogkush 5 would add five units of the item "ogkush". The sources note that with the Shrooms update, new item IDs for fungi and related equipment have been added.
clearinventory: Deletes all items currently in the player's inventory.

Character and Economy Commands

changecash [amount]: Adds the specified amount of cash to the player's in-game balance. For example, changecash 5000 adds £5000 (or the game's currency equivalent).
addex [amount] (referred to as added in one source): Awards the specified amount of experience points (XP) to the player.
spawnvehicle [vehicle_id]: Spawns a specified vehicle at the player's current location. For example, spawnvehicle shitbox would generate a basic vehicle.

Cheat Engine Table Tweaks

One source mentions a Cheat Engine table, which is a third-party tool used to modify game memory. This is distinct from the built-in console commands. The listed tweaks include extensive modifications such as: * Player: God Mode, Infinite Stamina, Stealth Mode, Never Paranoid/Disoriented, Player Movement Modifiers, 9999x Stack Limit, Easy Pickpocket, Custom Field of View. * Items & Equipment: Infinite Watering Can, Infinite Ammo, Guns: Always Cocked, Guns: Rapid Fire, Guns: Super Damage/Max Range/No Spread. * Vehicles: No Top Speed. * Abilities: Super Punch, Infinite Jumps. * Money & Economy: Various methods to grab cash, reset deposit limits, make all businesses, properties, and vehicles free, instant money laundering, no laundering capacity, free purchases in stores and on the phone, edit cash for trash payment, and always win on slot machines and blackjack. * Customers and NPCs: Edit Customer Data, Max Customer Addiction Level, Max Relationship Level, NPC: Never Panic, Fast NPCs, Edit Employee Wage, No Employee Wage. * Cops: No Curfew Violation, Never Suspicious, Disable Body Search by Cops, Chill Cops, Disable Police Foot/Car Chase. * Plants: Drying Rack: Insta-Complete, Drying Rack: 9999x Capacity, Instant Plant Growth, Max Plant.

It is important to note that using Cheat Engine or similar external tools is not covered by the built-in console command functionality and may carry different implications or risks, though the source material does not elaborate on this.

Purpose and Use of Cheats in Schedule 1

The sources describe the use of console commands and cheats as a way to "skip the tedious parts of the simulated drug business and focus on the exciting stuff instead." They are presented as tools to customise the playthrough, speed up progression, and overcome challenges within the game's mechanics. For example, commands can be used to instantly obtain money, products, or vehicles that would otherwise require time and effort to acquire legitimately through the game's systems.

The documentation clarifies that these cheats are for the video game only and are not related to any real-world activities. The game's satirical nature is emphasised, and the guides explicitly state that the information is for in-game use and should not be attempted in reality.

Limitations and Source Reliability

The provided sources are all from gaming news and guide websites (PCGamesN, PC Gamer, SimpleGameGuide, Destructoid, TheGamer). While they consistently report on the game's built-in console command feature and list similar commands, they are secondary sources. They are not official developer documentation from the game's creators. The primary source for the most accurate and up-to-date information would be the game's official website or patch notes from the developer.

The sources acknowledge that the list of commands may be partial and that some commands listed in the game might be for development purposes. The Cheat Engine table is presented as a recommended external tool by one source, but its use and safety are not verified by the other sources.

Conclusion

The provided source material offers a detailed guide on accessing and utilising console commands and cheat codes within the fictional video game Schedule 1. The process involves enabling the console in the game's settings and using specific text commands to alter in-game variables such as money, items, time, and character abilities. These tools are designed to modify the gameplay experience, allowing players to bypass certain game mechanics. All information pertains strictly to the video game environment and does not extend to real-world consumer offers, samples, or trials. For accurate and official information, consulting the game's developer or official community channels is recommended.