All Brighter Shores console commands

Brighter Shores early access build has a host of different console commands available for the users, and they will help you surpass some of the limitations when it comes to general functionality.

The new launch has been pretty popular among gamers, and its free-to-play nature has drawn in new players to the genre. So far, the console commands available in the game are largely basic in nature. In fact, they are mostly related to the settings side of things, rather than allowing you to use them as cheats. Nevertheless, some of them are incredibly helpful, and they allow you to bypass some of the limitations that are part of the default client.

Complete list of Brighter Shores console commands

Let’s first take a look at the full set of console commands available currently in Brighter Shores.

Command	Function
build_string	prints the build string of the client
clear	clears all console text
close	closes the console
fake_lost_context	simulates losing the GPU context
fake_out_of_driver_memory	simulates running out of driver memory
fake_out_of_total_memory	simulates running out of total memory
get	returns the value of a variable
help	shows every available console commands and key presses
quit	immediately quits the client
resize	Attempts to resize the window according to the specified dimensions
set	sets a variable value

As I mentioned, the console commands don’t help you to enable hacks like God Mode by any chance. Given the nature of Brighter Shores, that will be completely unfair on the general popular base, and allow some to gain an undue advantage.

There are variables as well that are part of the console commands. It’s best not to tweak with them, as they’re related to the developer side of things in Brighter Shores.

Variables	Values
show-zones	true, false
roster-servers	Any string
show-heap-memory	true, false
sow-read-sync-profiling	true, false
show-gpu-memory	true, false
show-frame-profiling	true, false
show-gpu-memory	true, false
show-frame-profiling	true, false
show-flute-debug	true, false
vsync	true, false
fence	true, false
show-event-profiling	true, false
show-speaker-compressor	true, false
debug-portable-events	true, false
fake-fluctuating-fps	true, false
show-memory	true, false
show-batch-profiling	true, false
show-frame-time	true, false
sound	true, false
show-allocation-counts	true, false
show-frame-metrics	true, false
show-latency	true, false
show-network-profiling	true, false

Make sure not to change the default values of the variables unless you want to end up breaking something important inside your in-game client.

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