How do i enable console commands for other players on my server?

[GMoraes]

Im hosting a non dedicated server so i can play with my friends, and they cant use commands for some reason. How do i allow them to use it?

[blutig]

Not sure about listen servers, but have you tried making a dedicated server?
For dedicated servers, you can simply put their Steam IDs into AllowedCheaterSteamIDs.txt file and they can use commands without needing to input a password.

[EzRyder]

without adding them to a config file i think the only way would be to have them use the EnableCheats <Password> command, but ive never used it this way and ofc you would have to trust them with your password.
edit: my bad this is non dedicated so you have no password :L

[EzRyder]

ok here it is and i dont see why it would not work for non dedi SP mode so worth a try

Administrator Whitelisting

Players can be whitelisted as administrators on the server via their SteamID. These players can use cheat commands on the server automatically, as if they had authenticated themselves via the enablecheats command (described below).

To whitelist administrators, create the file ShooterGame/Saved/AllowedCheaterSteamIDs.txt. In the file, list each player's SteamID, one per line.

SteamIDs for all connected players can be listed in-game via the cheat ListPlayers command. Players can be kicked from the server (using their SteamIDs) via the cheat KickPlayer command. Refer to the following section for details.

Note: When this method is used, it is not necessary to specify a server administrator password. A password can still be specified, and can be used by players not on the whitelist to gain administrator privileges, but the server will function without it and will still automatically grant privileges to whitelisted administrators.

[GMoraes]

There is no AllowedCheaterSteamIDs.txt in the place you mentioned.

[blutig]

Reread the line again. ;)

"To whitelist administrators, create the file ShooterGame/Saved/AllowedCheaterSteamIDs.txt. In the file, list each player's SteamID, one per line."