Cheatsheet

Commands and hooks belong to Modules. Commands are executed via the Programmable Block terminal, while hooks are automated triggers defined in block Custom Data.

The following is a comprehensive reference for all commands and hooks available in the default modules.

Terminal Blocks (All Blocks)

Terminal Block Module

Tip

These commands and hooks work on all blocks accessible by Mother.

Commands

block/on

Turn the block on.

block/on <Block|Group> [--options]

block/off

Turn the block off.

block/off <Block|Group> [--options]

Run a toolbar action on the block. This is more expensive than a traditional command and Malware advises against it. Use this command sparingly to access automations that Mother does not access natively.

block/action <Block|Group> <Action> <...ActionArgs>

Example

We want to run the Set and Move action on a piston. It accepts two arguments: the distance to move and the speed of the piston. These values are entered in the same order you would normally enter them via the ingame menus.

Terminal
# set the piston to move to 5m distance at 2.5m/s
block/action DrillPiston SetAndMove 5.0 2.5;

Tips

You can view a complete list of block actions here.

block/config

Set a value in the block's custom data.

block/config <Block|Group> <Section.Key> <Value>

Example

Let's update the default scale of our MapLCD:

Terminal
# set the scale to 200m
block/config MapLCD general.mapScale 200

tag/get

Get a all blocks with a specific tag. This will print a list of blocks to the terminal window.

tag/get <Tag>

Example

Let's get all blocks with the #cockpit-displays tag:

Terminal
tag/get #cockpit-displays;

tag/set

Set a tag on a block or group of blocks.

tag/set <Block|Group> <Tag>

Example

Let's tag our cockpit displays so that we can easily set them to night mode:

Terminal
tag/set CockpitDisplays #cockpit-displays;

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onOn`	Activated by `block/on` command
`onOff`	Activated by `block/off` command

Example

DrillPiston > Custom Data
[hooks]
onOn=light/color DrillIndicatorLight green;
onOff=light/color DrillIndicatorLight red;

Mother > Custom Data
[hooks]
DrillPiston.onOn=light/color DrillIndicatorLight green;
"Emergency Batteries".onOff=light/blink "Battery Indicators" off;

Air Vents

Air Vent Module

Commands

vent/pressurize

Set the air vent to pressurize mode.

vent/pressurize <AirVent|Group>

vent/depressurize

Set the air vent to pressurize mode.

vent/depressurize <AirVent|Group>

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onDepressurized`	Activated when an air vent is in the Depressurized state.
`onDepressurizing`	Activated when an air vent is in the Depressurizing state.
`onPressurized`	Activated when an air vent is in the Pressurized state.
`onPressurizing`	Activated when an air vent is in the Pressurizing state.

Example

AirlockVent > Custom Data
[hooks]
onPressurized=light/color "Airlock Light" green; door/open "Inner Door";
onDepressurized=light/color "Airlock Light" red; door/open "Outer Door";

Batteries

Battery Module

Commands

battery/charge

Set the battery to Recharge mode.

battery/charge <Battery|Group> [--options]

battery/discharge

Set the battery to Discharge mode.

battery/discharge <Battery|Group> [--options]

battery/auto

Set the battery to Auto mode.

battery/auto <Battery|Group> [--options]

battery/toggle

Toggle the battery between Auto, Recharge and Discharge mode.

battery/toggle <Battery|Group> [--options]

Core

Commands

boot

Run the Mother OS boot sequence. This is automatically run when the Programmable Block is started, but can be run manually to reset the system.

boot

help

Print all commands in the Programmable Block terminal.

help

clear

Clear the Programmable Block terminal window.

clear

ping

Almanac

Ping all grids on the network and update the Almanac.

ping

wait

Command Line Interface

Delay a command or routine for execution. This can be used remotely as well.

wait <seconds>

Example

Terminal
# Light turns red, then after 5 seconds, thew light turns green
light/color IndicatorLight red; wait 5; light/color IndicatorLight green;

purge

Almanac, LocalStorage

Purge modules of data. This can be used to reset module data like the Almanac and LocalStorage.

purge <modules,> [--options]

Available Modules:

Module	Description
`*`	Purge all purgable modules.
`almanac`	Purge the Almanac.
`storage`	Purge LocalStorage.

Use *, or list one or more modules separated by commas ,.

Options

Option	Values	Description
`force`	false, true	Acts as safeguard for purging operation. Must be included.

To purge all modules, you can use the following command:

Terminal
purge * --force

To purge specific modules, you can use the following command:

Terminal
purge almanac,storage --force

dock

Docking Module

Dock with a grid and specify optional connectors. If you do not provide a connector, the grids will automatically select the connectors to use. This is most useful when you are building drones, and utility vehicles with only one connector.

dock <Grid Name> [--options]

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`local`	string		The name of the connector you wish to use on the local grid.
`remote`	string		The name of the connector you wish to use on the remote grid.

Example

We want to dock with a grid named Mothership using the local grid's connector named MainConnector, and the remote grid's connector named Connector - MS.P1.

Terminal
# Specify both connectors by name
dock Mothership --local=MainConnector --remote="Connector - MS.P1";

# If there is one connector on our grid, we only specify the remote connector
dock Mothership --remote="Connector - MS.P1";

# Or we let the grids decide which connectors to use
dock Mothership;

Cockpits

Cockpit Module

Commands

dampeners/on

Turn on thrust dampeners. By default, this command will use your Main cockpit. Otherwise, you may use an optional argument to specify a cockpit.

dampeners/on <Cockpit|Group>

Example

Terminal
# turn on the dampeners of the Main cockpit
dampeners/on

# turn on dampeners for a specific cockpit
dampeners/on RearCockpit

dampeners/off

Turn off thrust dampeners. By default, this command will use your Main cockpit. Otherwise, you may use an optional argument to specify a cockpit.

dampeners/off <Cockpit|Group>

Example

Terminal
# turn off the dampeners of the Main cockpit
dampeners/off

# turn off dampeners for a specific cockpit
dampeners/off RearCockpit

handbrake/on

Turn on the handbrake. By default, this command will use your Main cockpit. Otherwise, you may use an optional argument to specify a cockpit.

handbrake/on <Cockpit|Group>

Example

Terminal
# turn on the handbrake of the Main cockpit
handbrake/on
# turn on handbrake for a specific cockpit
handbrake/on RearCockpit

handbrake/off

Turn off the handbrake. By default, this command will use your Main cockpit. Otherwise, you may use an optional argument to specify a cockpit.

handbrake/off <Cockpit|Group>

Example

Terminal
# turn off the handbrake of the Main cockpit
handbrake/off
# turn off handbrake for a specific cockpit
handbrake/off RearCockpit

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onOccupied`	Run when a Cockpit is occupied by a player.
`onEmpty`	Run when a Cockpit is empty of players.

Example

MainCockpit > Custom Data
[hooks]
onDampenersOn=light/color "Dampener Indicator" green;
onDampenersOff=light/color "Dampener Indicator" red;

Connectors

Connector Module

Commands

connector/lock

Lock a connector or group of connectors.

connector/lock <Connector|Group>

connector/unlock

Unlock a connector or group of connectors.

connector/unlock <Connector|Group>

connector/toggle

Toggle the lock state of a connector or group of connectors.

connector/toggle <Connector|Group>

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onLock`	Run when a connector locks.
`onUnlock`	Run when a connector unlocks.
`onReady`	Run when a connector is ready to lock.

Example

DockConnector > Custom Data
[hooks]
onLock=light/color "Dock Light" red;
onUnlock=light/color "Dock Light" green;

Mother > Custom Data
[hooks]
DockConnector.onUnlock=light/color "Dock Light" green;
"Fuel Connector".onLock=tank/stockpile FuelTanks;

Displays

Display Module

Commands

screen/bgcolor

Set the background color of the screen using RGB values.

screen/bgcolor <Screen|Group> <Color>

You have access to the following colors which may be used in place of their RGB values:

Name	RGB	Hexidecimal
	255,0,0	FF0000
	0,255,0	00FF00
	0,0,255	0000FF
	255,255,0	FFFF00
	255,165,0	FFA500
	0,255,255	00FFFF
	255,0,255	FF00FF
	255,255,255	FFFFFF
	0,0,0	000000

Example

Imagine we want to change to background color of our airlock screen.

Terminal
# Normal LCD
screen/bgcolor "AirlockStatusScreen" red;

# Cockpit LCD
screen/bgcolor "PilotCockpit:1" red;

screen/color

Set the color of the text on the screen using RGB values.

screen/color <Screen|Group> <Color>

You have access to the following colors which may be used in place of their RGB values:

Name	RGB	Hexidecimal
	255,0,0	FF0000
	0,255,0	00FF00
	0,0,255	0000FF
	255,255,0	FFFF00
	255,165,0	FFA500
	0,255,255	00FFFF
	255,0,255	FF00FF
	255,255,255	FFFFFF
	0,0,0	000000

Example

Imagine we want to change to color of our airlock screen.

Terminal
# Normal LCD
screen/color "AirlockStatusScreen" green;

# Cockpit LCD
screen/color "PilotCockpit:1" green;

screen/print

Print a message to an LCD panel or group of panels.

screen/print <Screen|Group> <Message> <Options>

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`color`	RGB		Set the color of the text.
`size`	Number		Set the text size between 0.0 and 10.0.

You have access to the following colors which may be used in place of their RGB values:

Name	RGB	Hexidecimal
	255,0,0	FF0000
	0,255,0	00FF00
	0,0,255	0000FF
	255,255,0	FFFF00
	255,165,0	FFA500
	0,255,255	00FFFF
	255,0,255	FF00FF
	255,255,255	FFFFFF
	0,0,0	000000

Example

Imagine we want to print text to a screen based on our airlock status. We contextualize it further with color and print a size that is easily legible.

Terminal
; with color name
screen/print "AirlockStatusScreens" "Airlock SAFE" --color=green --size=4.4;

; with RGB value
screen/print "AirlockStatusScreens" "Airlock SAFE" --color=0,255,0 --size=4.4;

; Cockpit LCD
screen/print "PilotCockpit:1" "ALERT" --color=red --size=10;

Doors

Door Module

Commands

door/open

Open a door or group of doors.

door/open <Door|Group>

door/close

Close a door or group of doors.

door/close <Door|Group>

door/toggle

Toggle the open state of a door or group of doors.

door/toggle <Door|Group>

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onOpen`	Activated when a door is fully open.
`onOpening`	Activated when a door is opening.
`onclose`	Activated when a door is fully closed.
`onClosing`	Activated when a door is closing.

Example

OuterDoor > Custom Data
[hooks]
onOpen=wait 10; door/close this;
onClose=vent/pressurize AirlockVent; wait 2; light/blink "Airlock Light" off;

Tips

You can use this to refer to the block itself when targeting it from within its own custom data.

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Flight Control System

Flight Control Module

Commands

fcs/start

Engage the autopilot system, enabling the grid to fly autonomously if a flight plan is loaded.

fcs/start [--options]

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`speed`	0 - max	m/s	Set the maximum speed of the grid.

fcs/stop

Disengage the autopilot system, halting the grid.

fcs/stop

Flight Planning

Flight Planning Module

Commands

nav/set-flight-plan

Set the active flight plan in the navigation system. Combine with fcs/start to begin flying.

nav/set-flight-plan <FlightPlanString> [--options]

fp/clear

Clear the current flight plan from the navigation system.

fp/clear

Gas Tanks

Gas Tank Module

Commands

tank/stockpile

Set the Tank Stockpile to on.

tank/stockpile <Tank|Group> [--options]

Set the Tank Stockpile to off. The tank is now sharing its contents with your grid.

tank/share <Tank|Group> [--options]

tank/toggle

Toggle the Tank Stockpile between on and off.

tank/toggle <Tank|Group> [--options]

Gyroscopes

Gyroscope Module

Commands

gyro/face

Face the grid towards a GPS Waypoint.

gyro/face <GPS Waypoint>

Example

Terminal
gyro/face GPS:TopSecretBase:211.78:-52.93:59.19:#FF75C9F1:

Hinges

Hinge Module

Commands

hinge/rotate

Rotate a hinge or group of hinges to a specific angle between -90 degrees and 90 degrees.

hinge/rotate <Hinge|Group> <Angle> [--options]

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`speed`	[-5.0, 5.0]	RPM	Set the speed of the hinge. Negative values will reverse the hinge. Default is 1 RPM.
`add`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided angle should be added to the current angle. Allows incremental changes to angle.
`sub`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided angle should be subtracted from the current angle. Allows decremental changes to angle.

hinge/lock

Lock a hinge or group of hinges.

hinge/lock <Hinge|Group>

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`stop`	false, true	bool	Set the hinge's velocity to 0 when locking.

hinge/unlock

Unlock a hinge or group of hinges.

hinge/unlock <Hinge|Group>

hinge/reset

Reset a hinge or group of hinges to their original position (0 degrees).

hinge/reset <Hinge|Group>

hinge/speed

Set the speed of a hinge or group of hinges in RPM.

hinge/speed <hinge|Group> <Speed> <Options>

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`free`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates whether the hinge should be free to rotate or not. Default is `false`.
`add`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided speed should be added to the current speed. Allows incremental changes to speed.
`sub`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided speed should be subtracted from the current speed. Allows decremental changes to speed.

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onMoving`	Activated when a hinge is put into motion by the `hinge/rotate` command.
`onStop`	Activated when a hinge stops from the `hinge/rotate` command.

Example

DoorHinge > Custom Data
[hooks]
onMoving=light/color "Hinge Indicator" green;
onStop=light/color "Hinge Indicator" red;

Landing Gear

Landing Gear Module

Commands

gear/lock

Lock a Landing Gear or group of Landing Gear.

gear/lock <LandingGear|Group>

gear/unlock

Unlock a Landing Gear or group of Landing Gear.

gear/unlock <LandingGear|Group>

gear/toggle

Toggle the lock state of a Landing Gear or group of Landing Gear between Locked nad Unlocked.

gear/toggle <LandingGear|Group>

Note

For more info about Landing Gear states, see LandingGearMode in MDK-SE.

gear/auto

Set the AutoLock state of a Landing Gear or group of Landing Gear.

gear/auto <LandingGear|Group> <true|false>

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onLock`	Run when a landing gear block locks.
`onUnlock`	Run when a landing gear block unlocks.
`onReady`	Run when a landing gear block is ready to lock.

Example

MainGear > Custom Data
[hooks]
onLock=light/color "Landing Light" green;
onUnlock=light/color "Landing Light" red;

Lights

Light Module

Commands

light/color

Set the color of a light or group of lights. The color of the light is RGB ie. 255,255,255.

light/color <Light|Group> <color>

You have access to the following colors which may be used in place of their RGB values:

Name	RGB	Hexidecimal
	255,0,0	FF0000
	0,255,0	00FF00
	0,0,255	0000FF
	255,255,0	FFFF00
	255,165,0	FFA500
	0,255,255	00FFFF
	255,0,255	FF00FF
	255,255,255	FFFFFF
	0,0,0	000000

Example

Terminal
# by name
light/color LandingLight red;
# by RGB
light/color LandingLight 255,0,0;

light/blink

Make a light blink at an interval in seconds.

light/blink <Light|Group> <interval> [--options]

You have access to several blinks which may be used instead of the value in seconds:

Name	Blink Interval (s)	Blink Length (%)
`off`	0	0
`slow`	3	30
`med`	1	50
`fast`	0.25	50

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`length`	0 - 1	int	Set the blink length of the light. Default is 0.5 (50%).
`offset`	0 - 1	int	Set the blink offset of the light. Default is 0 (0%).

Example

Terminal
# using preset
light/blink SignalLight slow;

# using values and options
light/blink SignalLight 3 --length=0.3 --offset=0;

light/intensity

Set the intensiity of a light or group of lights. The intensity is a value between 0 and 1, where 0 is off and 1 is full brightness.

light/intensity <Light|Group> <Intensity> [--options]

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`add`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the intensity should be added to the current intensity. Allows incremental changes to intensity.
`sub`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the intensity should be subtracted from the current intensity. Allows decremental changes to intensity.

light/reset

Reset a light or group of lights to white and cease any blinking.

light/reset <Light|Group>

Local Storage

Commands

get

Get a value stored in LocalStorage.

get <key>

set

Set a value in LocalStorage.

set <key> <value>

Note

The set command provides no practical use to players at this time.

Pistons

Piston Module

Commands

piston/distance

Extend or retract a piston to a specific distance.

piston/distance <Piston> <Distance> [--options]

Note

Small grid pistons have a maximum distance of 2 meters, while large grid pistons have a maximum distance of 10 meters.

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`add`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the distance should be added to the current distance. Allows incremental changes to distance.
`sub`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the distance should be subtracted from the current distance. Allows decremental changes to distance.

piston/stop

Stop a piston while in motion. Note that pistons do not lock like a Rotor or Hinge.

piston/stop <Piston|Group>

piston/reset

Reset a piston to its original position (0 meters).

piston/reset <Piston>

piston/speed

Set the speed of a piston or group of pistons in m/s.

piston/speed <piston|Group> <Speed> <Options>

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`add`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided speed should be added to the current speed. Allows incremental changes to speed.
`sub`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided speed should be subtracted from the current speed. Allows decremental changes to speed.

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onExtending`	Activated when a piston is extending.
`onExtended`	Activated when a piston is fully extended.
`onRetracting`	Activated when a piston is retracting.
`onRetracted`	Activated when a piston is fully retracted.

Example

Imagine our piston is connected to a fuel boom:

FuelBoomPiston > Custom Data
[hooks]
onExtending=light/blink "Fuel Boom Light" fast;
onRetracted=light/blink "Fuel Boom Light" off;

Programmable Block

Programmable Block Module

Commands

pb/run

Run a programmable block with an optional argument.

pb/run <ProgrammableBlock|Group> <argument> [--options]

Example

We have Whip's Subgrid Thruster Manager installed on another Programmable block named PB.ThrusterManager. It is particularly helpful when using thrusters on subgrids.

Terminal
pb/run "PB.ThrusterManager" dampeners_on;

Rotors

Rotor Module

Commands

rotor/rotate

Rotate a rotor or group of rotors to a specific angle between -360 and 360 degrees.

rotor/rotate <Rotor|Group> <Angle> [--options]

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`speed`	[-5.0, 5.0]	RPM	Set the speed of the rotor. Negative values will reverse the hinge. Default is 1 RPM.
`add`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided angle should be added to the current angle. Allows incremental changes to angle.
`sub`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided angle should be subtracted from the current angle. Allows decremental changes to angle.

rotor/lock

Lock a rotor or group of rotors.

rotor/lock <Rotor|Group>

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`stop`	false, true	bool	Set the rotor's velocity to 0 when locking.

rotor/unlock

Unlock a rotor or group of rotors.

rotor/unlock <Rotor|Group>

rotor/reset

Reset a rotor or group of rotors to their original position (0 degrees).

rotor/reset <Rotor|Group>

rotor/speed

Set the speed of a rotor or group of rotors in RPM.

rotor/speed <Rotor|Group> <Speed> <Options>

Options

Option	Values	Unit	Description
`free`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates whether the rotor should be free to rotate or not. Default is `false`.
`add`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided speed should be added to the current speed. Allows incremental changes to speed.
`sub`	`true`, `false`	`bool`	Indicates that the provided speed should be subtracted from the current speed. Allows decremental changes to speed.

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onMoving`	Activated when a rotor is put into motion by the `rotor/rotate` command.
`onStop`	Activated when a rotor stops from the `rotor/rotate` command.

Example

TurretRotor > Custom Data
[hooks]
onLock=light/color "Turret Status" red;
onUnlock=light/color "Turret Status" green;

Screens

See the Displays section above.

Sensors

Hooks

Key	Trigger
`onDetect`	Run when a Sensor block detects an entity.
`onClear`	Run when a Sensor block does not detect an entity.

Example

Imagine our Sensor has a status light we want to view elsewhere:

LandingPadSensor > Custom Data
[hooks]
onDetect=light/blink "Landing Pad Light" fast;
onClear=light/blink "Landing Pad Light" off;

Sorters

Sorter Module

Commands

sorter/drain

Set the drain all state of the sorter or group of sorters.

sorter/drain <Sorter|Group> true|false

Example

Turn on DrainAll

Terminal
sorter/drain "Gravel Exhaust" true

Turn off DrainAll

Terminal
sorter/drain VerticalFarmHarvester false

Sound Blocks

Sound Block Module

Commands

sound/play

Play the sound block with an optional sound.

# play the block
sound/play <SoundBlock|Group>

# play the block with a specific sound
sound/play <SoundBlock|Group> <sound>

See the set command for a list of available sounds.

sound/stop

Stop the sound block from playing.

sound/stop <SoundBlock|Group>

sound/set

Set the sound of the sound block.

sound/set <SoundBlock|Group> <sound>

You may use the sound as it appears in the sound block list or, for default sounds, using their ID below.

Default Sounds

ID
SoundBlockLightsOn	SoundBlockLightsOff	SoundBlockEnemyDetected	SoundBlockObjectiveComplete
SoundBlockAlert1	SoundBlockAlert2	SoundBlockAlert3	DroneLoopSmall
DroneLoopMedium	DroneLoopLarge	DroneLoopHuge	MusCalm_01
MusCalm_02	MusCalm_03	MusCalm_04	MusCalm_05
MusCalm_06	MusCalm_07	MusCalm_08	MusCalm_09
MusCalm_10	MusCalm_11	MusCalm_12	MusCalm_13
MusMystery_01	MusMystery_02	MusMystery_03	MusMystery_04
MusMystery_05	MusMystery_06	MusMystery_07	MusMystery_08
MusBuild_01	MusBuild_02	MusBuild_03	MusBuild_04
MusBuild_05	MusBuild_06	MusBuild_07	MusSpace_01
MusSpace_02	MusSpace_03	MusSpace_04	MusSpace_05
MusSpace_06	MusSpace_07	MusSpace_08	MusSpace_09
MusSpace_10	MusSpace_11	MusSpace_12	MusLightFight_01
MusLightFight_02	MusLightFight_03	MusLightFight_04	MusLightFight_05
MusLightFight_06	MusLightFight_07	MusLightFight_08	MusLightFight_09
MusLightFight_10	MusLightFight_11	MusLightFight_12	MusLightFight_13
MusLightFight_14	MusHeavyFight_01	MusHeavyFight_02	MusHeavyFight_03
MusHeavyFight_04	MusHeavyFight_05	MusHeavyFight_06	MusHeavyFight_07
MusHeavyFight_08	MusHeavyFight_09	MusHeavyFight_10	MusHeavyFight_11
MusHeavyFight_12	MusHeavyFight_13	MusHeavyFight_14	MusDanger_01
MusDanger_02	MusDanger_03	MusDanger_04	MusDanger_05
MusDanger_06	MusEarthlike_01	MusEarthlike_02	MusEarthlike_03
MusEarthlike_04	MusEarthlike_05	MusEarthlike_06	MusPlanet_01
MusPlanet_02	MusPlanet_03	MusPlanet_04	MusPlanet_05
MusPlanet_06	MusAlien_01	MusAlien_02	MusAlien_03
MusAlien_04	MusAlien_05	MusFun	MusComp_01
MusComp_02	MusComp_03	MusComp_04	MusComp_05
MusComp_06	MusComp_07	MusComp_08	MusComp_09
MusComp_10	MusComp_11	MusComp_12	MusComp_13
MusComp_14	MusComp_15	MusComp_16	MusComp2_01
MusComp2_02	MusComp2_03	MusComp2_04	MusComp2_05
MusComp2_06	MusComp2_07	MusComp2_08	MusComp2_09
MusComp2_10	MusComp2_11	MusComp2_12	MusComp2_13
MusComp2_14	MusComp2_15	MusComp2_16	MusConcert_2
MusConcert_3	MusConcert_4	MusConcert_5	MusConcert_6
MusConcert_7	MusConcert_8	MusConcert_9	MusConcert_10

Example

Terminal
# default sound with sound id
sound/set MainSpeaker MusDanger_04;
# default sound with ingame name
sound/set MainSpeaker "Danger Music 04";

# other sound
sound/play MainSpeaker "Space Funk";

Thrusters

Thruster Module

Commands

thruster/thrust

Set the thrust of a thruster or group of thrusters.

thruster/thrust <Thruster|Group> <valuePercent|valueNetwons> [--options]

Important

The command expects a value in percent by default. To use Newtons, ensure you follow the value with an N.

Example

Terminal
# Set the thruster's thruster override to 100%
thruster/thrust MainThruster 100;

# Set the thruster's thrust override to 10,000 Newtons
thruster/thrust MainThruster 10000N;

Timer Blocks

Timer Block Module

Commands

timer/start

Start execution for a timer block or group of timer blocks

timer/start <Block|Group> [--options]

timer/trigger

Trigger the immediate execution of a timer block or group of timer blocks.

timer/trigger <Block|Group> [--options]

timer/stop

Stop execution of a timer block or group of timer blocks.

timer/stop <TimerBlock|Group> [--options]