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The following page lists all of the console commands for the different Unreal games. These codes are also called Development codes, as they're used to debug and test third-party content such as maps and mutators.
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Summon list[]
The following items are valid for the summon code:
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Map lists for open[]
The following items are valid for the open code:
Unreal Mission Pack: Return to Na Pali summon list[]
The following items are valid for the summon code only in RTNP:
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Map lists for open[]
The following items are valid for the open code only in RTNP:
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OldUnreal summon list[]
The following items are valid for the summon code only in the OldUnreal patches:
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Unreal Tournament[]
Press the tilde key (~) or the Tab key on your keyboard to open the cheat console. In older versions of the game, you need to enter the code IAmTheOne in order to enable cheats. Enter these codes for the desired effect:
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Summon list[]
The following items are valid for the summon code:
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Unreal II: The Awakening[]
First of all, open the console (by default ~) and type BeMyMonkey(). You can a
Then you can enter the following codes:
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Sum(X) summoning list[]
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