Give Item Cmd

by DevToolsMaster·v1.0.0·Updated 2025-12-15

Simple Console Command Module --- Add item spawning capabilities through a simple console interface. It has expired after the latest update. Mod author **Hero** (nginx067) provided a temporary fix in the comments section, which works for most users.

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About this mod Machine translation

Simple Console Command Module --- Add item spawning capabilities through a simple console interface. It has expired after the latest update. Mod author **Hero** (nginx067) provided a temporary fix in the comments section, which works for most users.

Give Item Cmd

A simple console command mod designed for "Wuchang: Fallen Feathers" that allows you to generate game items directly by entering commands! 🎮✨

✨ Core Functions

  • **Console Command**: Use the `give_item` command to generate items.
  • **Full item support**: All item types such as weapons, armor, and accessories can be generated.
  • **Simple interface**: Directly integrated into the game console, no additional graphical interface required, clean and neat.
  • **Stable and reliable**: Use the debugging function inside the game to ensure stable functionality.

📦 Installation Guide

  • **Install UE4SS** (if not already installed)

*Download address:

  • Unzip it into the game's `Win64` folder.
  • **Install this module**
  • Unzip to: `ue4ss/Mods/GiveItemCmd/` directory.
  • Add a line to the `ue4ss/mods.txt` file: `GiveItemCmd: 1`.
  • **Enable console** (very important!)
  • Open the `ue4ss/UE4SS-settings.ini` configuration file.
  • Set `ConsoleEnabled = true`.
  • Set `GuiConsoleEnabled = true`.

🎮 How to use

  • **Open console**: Press the `~` (tilde) key while in game.
  • **Generate items**: Enter the command `give_item`.

**Example command**:

  • `give_item 10000 1` # Generate "Yunshuang Blade"
  • `give_item 10030 1` # Generate the basic version of "Flame Blade +10"
  • `give_item 18021 1` # Generate "Dhutanga's Mask"
  • `give_item 19013 1` # Generate "Double Lion Pendant"

🔍 Find item ID

The module contains two reference files:

  • **mapped_items.json** (recommended)
  • Clear and easy-to-read item name and ID mapping table.
  • **DT_ITEM_EQUIPMENT.JSON** (full data table)
  • Raw data exported from FModel, including complete technical details.

**Item ID range reference**:

  • **Weapons**: 10000 - 15000+
  • **Armor**: 18000+
  • **Accessories**: 19000+

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**💡 Tips**: In order to browse items more conveniently, I have uploaded all item mapping data to GitHub:

Hope this helps you guys find what you're looking for!

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⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE

  • **Exploration and Entertainment**: This module is designed to facilitate player experimentation and exploration. It has not been fully tested on more than 10,000 items. Some tested functions are stable.
  • **Weapon Upgrade**: When you generate a "+10" weapon (such as ID 10030), you get the **base version** of the weapon, not the upgraded version. The game does not automatically upgrade when items are generated.
  • **At your own risk**: There are a large number of items in the database, and some items may behave abnormally. Please be sure to **back up your saves**!

📋 Prerequisites

  • UE4SS (latest version)
  • Enable console in UE4SS settings

📝 Supplementary information

  • Items are added directly to your inventory.
  • There is no graphical interface in the design, it is pure console interaction.
  • For a complete graphical interface debugging experience, you can try the `WuchangDebugTools` module.

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.

Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.

File & checksum

Filename
GiveItemCmd
File size
300.5 KiB