--- title: "List of Console Commands for Your ChipHead Satisfactory Server" description: "Information on console commands for Satisfactory" url: https://help.chiphead.tech/en/articles/155-list-of-console-commands-for-your-chiphead-satisfactory-server collection: "Satisfactory" updated: 2026-06-13 language: en --- # List of Console Commands for Your ChipHead Satisfactory Server Information on console commands for Satisfactory Before you can use any commands in Satisfactory, you’ll first need to open the in-game console. This is typically done by pressing the tilde (`~`) key on your keyboard. If you’re unsure how to enable or access the console, check out our guide: How to Access the In-Game Console in Satisfactory. ### Basic In-Game Help Inside the Satisfactory console, you can type a question mark (?) without pressing Enter. This will display a long list of all available commands along with a short description for each one. You can navigate this list using the up and down arrow keys. Keep in mind that there are more than 3,000 commands in total, so it’s not the most practical way to find a specific one. The list below highlights some of the most useful general and graphical commands you can use.

General Commands

Command

Description

Stat FPS

Toggles the FPS counter on the right side of your screen.

t.MaxFPS <VAL>

Sets a maximum frame rate. Setting it to 0 removes the cap entirely.

ToggleDebugOverlay

Displays a detailed debug overlay showing information like position, playtime, and in-game time.

Suicide

Instantly respawns your character—useful if you become stuck somewhere.

Graphical Commands

Command

Description

r.ViewDistanceScale <SCALE>

Adjusts how far objects (like trees, rocks, and grass) are rendered. Default value is 1.

r.Atmosphere <0/1>

Turns the atmosphere effects on (1) or off (0).

r.Fog <0/1>

Enables or disables fog.

r.ScreenPercentage <VAL>

Changes the rendering resolution scale (default 100). This does not affect the user interface.

FOV <VAL>

Adjusts your field of view.

Gamma <VAL>

Changes overall brightness levels.

These commands are especially useful for optimizing your gameplay experience, improving performance, or troubleshooting visual issues on your ChipHead Satisfactory server.