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7 Days to Die Chat Commands: A Complete Guide

7 Days to Die is a survival horror game that lets you explore, craft, and fight zombies in a post-apocalyptic world. But did you know that you can also use chat commands to enhance your gameplay experience? Chat commands are special text commands that you can type into the chat box to perform various actions, such as spawning items, changing game settings, or sending messages to other players. In this article, we will show you how to use chat commands in 7 Days to Die, and provide you with a list of the most useful ones.

How to Use Chat Commands in 7 Days to Die

To use chat commands in 7 Days to Die, you need to open the console first. The console is a hidden window that allows you to enter and execute commands. To open the console, press one of the following keys on your keyboard (varies based on keyboard layout): F1, ", @, Ã, Ã, F2 or Ã. After opening the console, you can type any chat command and press Enter to run it. You can also use the up and down arrow keys to scroll through your previous commands.

Some chat commands are only available for admins or hosts of multiplayer servers. To become an admin, you need to add yourself or another player to the admin list using the admin add command. You can also remove admins using the admin remove command. To see who is an admin on your server, use the admin list command.

List of Chat Commands in 7 Days to Die

There are dozens of chat commands in 7 Days to Die, each with different syntax and effects. Here are some of the most useful ones:

• giveself [item id] [quality level (1-6)]: This command will spawn the item with the specified item ID in front of your character. You can optionally specify a quality level for the spawned item. Find a list of all item IDs at commands.gg/7dtd/items.

• buff [buff id]: This command will give you the specified buff. Use buffplayer to give a buff to another player. Find a list of all buff IDs at commands.gg/7dtd/buffs.

• debuff [buff id]: This command will remove the specified buff from you. Use debuffplayer to remove a buff from another player.

• switchview: This command will toggle between first-person and third-person mode.

• systeminfo: This command will display information about your computer's hardware and operating system.

• debugmenu: This command will enable or disable Debug Mode. In Debug Mode, you can enable god mode by pressing G on your keyboard, and access the debug menu by pressing Esc.

• exhausted: This command will make your character exhausted.

• giveselfxp [xp amount]: This command will give you the specified amount of XP.

• creativemenu: This command will toggle the Creative Menu. With this command turned on, you can access the Creative Menu by pressing U on your keyboard.

• spawnsupplycrate: This command will spawn a Supply Crate at your current location.

• admin ['add' / 'remove' / 'list'] [steam id / player name / entity id] [permission level]: This command will add or remove a player from the admin list. You can also use this command to see who is an admin on your server.

• say ["message"]: This command will send a message in chat to all players connected to the server (under the chat name "Server"). You need to put your message between quotation marks (") if you want to send more than one word.

Conclusion

Chat commands are a great way to

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