xray / cyberessentials

A set of scripts to make using the Cyber Engine Tweaks console a bit more user friendly.

CyberEssentials

Requirements

• Cyberpunk 2077 by CD Projekt Red
• Cyber Engine Tweaks by yamashi

To Install

1. Navigate to your Cyberpunk install
2. Go to the directory bin/x64/plugins/cyber_engine_tweaks/mods
3. copy the cyberessentials folder into the mods folder
4. Launch Cyberpunk 2077 and then open the Cyber Engine Tweaks Console, if you see "[CyberEssentials] Mod activated..." in the console you know it worked.

Commands

SetWarp("name", optional_XCoord, optional_YCoord, optional_ZCoord)

Note: To use this command, you must put quotes around the name of the warp you want to create.

Description: This command allows you to create a new warp based on your current position or a set of coordinates that you can teleport to using the Warp() command.
Usages:

• SetWarp("My new warp")
• SetWarp("The Peralezes' Apartment", -75.815399, -113.607819, 111.161728)

Warp("name")

Note: To use this command, you must put quotes around the name of the warp you want to teleport to.

Description: This command allows you to teleport to any previously created warp locations.
Usage: Warp("V's Apartment")

RemoveWarp("name")

Note: To use this command, you must put quotes around the name of the warp you want to remove.

Description: This command allows you to remove a previoulsy created warp.
Usage: RemoveWarp("V's Apartment")

ListWarps()

Description: This command allows you to view a list of the warps that have been created.
Usage: ListWarps()

MoveForward(distance)

Description: This command will move you in the direction you're looking by the specified distance.
Usage: MoveForward(10)

GoUp(distance)

Description: This command will move you up by the specified distance.
Usage: GoUp(10)

GoDown(distance)

Description: This command will move you down by the specified distance.
Usage: GoDown(10)

Back()

Description: This command will move you to the players last location before using any of the movement commands.
Usage: Back()

WhereAmI()

Description: This command is a shorter and more succinct way to get your current in game coordinates.
Usage: WhereAmI()