Looking for the best Schedule 1 cheats and console commands to boost your progress fast? This updated guide explains how to enable console commands in the Early Access version of Schedule 1 and includes a complete list of cheats you can use. Instantly get free money, teleport to key locations, unlock XP, grow plants, spawn vehicles, and more – all with simple commands.
Enable Console Commands in Schedule 1
Console commands are built into the game – no extra tools or mods needed.
Steps to Enable Console:
- Press ESC to open Pause Menu
- Click Settings
- Under the Game tab, turn on Console Commands
- Exit the menu
- Press the Tilde (~) key to open the console
- Type your command
- Press Enter to activate it
Note: The Tilde ~ key is usually left of the 1 key. If not, use the key in that spot.
All Schedule 1 Console Commands
freecam
Toggle free camera mode. Lets you move the camera freely to explore or capture screenshots.
Example: freecam
save
Forces the game to save instantly, without needing a save point.
Example: save
settime
Change the in-game time using 24-hour format (HHMM).
Example: settime 1330
give
Add any item to your inventory. Include quantity if needed.
Example: give ogkush 5
clearinventory
Completely clears your inventory of all items.
Example: clearinventory
changecash
Add or subtract any amount of cash to your wallet.
Example: changecash 5000
changebalance
Adjusts your online bank account balance.
Example: changebalance 5000
addxp
Grants a set amount of experience points to level up faster.
Example: addxp 100
spawnvehicle
Spawns a vehicle at your current location.
Example: spawnvehicle scooter
setmovespeed
Change how fast your character moves. Use multipliers.
Example: setmovespeed 2
setjumpforce
Adjust how high you can jump. Higher values = higher jumps.
Example: setjumpforce 2
teleport
Instantly move your character to a named location.
Example: teleport townhall
setowned
Mark any building or property as owned.
Example: setowned barn
packageproduct
Packages your currently equipped product with a chosen package.
Example: packageproduct jar
setstaminareserve
Set the amount of stamina you can store.
Example: setstaminareserve 200
raisewanted / lowerwanted / clearwanted
Increase, decrease, or clear your wanted level.
Examples: raisewanted, lowerwanted, clearwanted
sethealth
Set your character’s health value.
Example: sethealth 100
settimescale
Speed up or slow down the passage of time in-game. Default is 1.
Example: settimescale 0.5
setvar
Change the value of an internal variable.
Example: setvar productQuality high
setqueststate / setquestentrystate
Modify the state of any quest or quest entry.
Examples: setqueststate weedStartup complete, setquestentrystate weedStartup 2 complete
setemotion
Change your avatar’s facial expression.
Example: setemotion cheery
setunlocked
Unlocks an NPC by ID.
Example: setunlocked npc_jake
setrelationship
Set relationship level with an NPC (0-5 scale).
Example: setrelationship npc_jake 5
addemployee
Hire an employee of a specific role to a location.
Example: addemployee botanist barn
setdiscovered
Marks a product as discovered in your journal.
Example: setdiscovered ogkush
growplants
Fully matures all plants instantly.
Example: growplants
setlawintensity
Adjust how aggressive law enforcement is (0-10 scale).
Example: setlawintensity 7
setquality
Set the quality level of your equipped item.
Example: setquality premium
bind / unbind / clearbinds
Bind a key to a command, remove a bind, or clear all binds.
Examples: bind t 'settime 1600', unbind t, clearbinds
hideui / showfps / hidefps
Toggle UI visibility and FPS display.
Examples: hideui, showfps, hidefps
disable / enable
Disable or enable specific game objects (like assets).
Examples: disable pp, enable pp
endtutorial
Skips the tutorial if you’re currently in it.
Example: endtutorial
disablenpcasset
Turns off a specific asset for all NPCs.
Example: disablenpcasset avatar
cleartrash
Removes all trash instantly from the game world.
Example: cleartrash
Tips for Using Console Commands
Always save before using commands. Use correct item IDs and NPC names. Commands are available right after the prologue starts