Any Way To Fly/Noclip?

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

I'm curious to know if there's any sort of mods or cheat tables for this game that allows flying/noclip, and possibly godmode.

I like to take screenshots of various places in games (I'm a weirdo, I know.) and the best way to do that is to get some shots from a certain area, or from the air. And it's quicker. I want to know if there's a way I can fly, and godmode. And if possible, change time of day and pause time. I wouldn't mind free camera mode if that exists and isn't glitchy.

[Joey Stick]

Try this console command

dbm_toggleghost

Let me know if it worked.
Also, check the guide section. There's one with some cool keybinds. Maybe you can even add a keybind for dbm_toggleghost

Lastly, you're not a weirdo. Games are beautiful and taking nice screenshots is a way of paying tribute.

Good luck.

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

Originally posted by sobriquet.here:

Try this console command

dbm_toggleghost

Let me know if it worked.
Also, check the guide section. There's one with some cool keybinds. Maybe you can even add a keybind for dbm_toggleghost

Lastly, you're not a weirdo. Games are beautiful and taking nice screenshots is a way of paying tribute.

Good luck.

I'll try it thanks, but how do I enable console?

[Joey Stick]

First I would try to add that command as another keybind along with the ones on the guide I mentioned above.
That way not only it is easier and more practical to use, but also no need to activate the console.

If it doesn't work I would try to run the command on the console.

In WillowInput.ini find

ConsoleKey=
and change it to

ConsoleKey=Tilde

If that alone doesn't open the console try to edit \Borderlands\WillowGame\CookedPC\Engine.u (make sure to back it up first). Open it with a hex editor and search for the hexadecimal string #073f0081847c8000 and replace the #073f with #0652.

Then it should work.

Didn't try any of this yet, but will once I get back home. Let me know if you succeed first.

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

Originally posted by sobriquet.here:

First I would try to add that command as another keybind along with the ones on the guide I mentioned above.
That way not only it is easier and more practical to use, but also no need to activate the console.

If it doesn't work I would try to run the command on the console.

In WillowInput.ini find

ConsoleKey=
and change it to

ConsoleKey=Tilde

If that alone doesn't open the console try to edit \Borderlands\WillowGame\CookedPC\Engine.u (make sure to back it up first). Open it with a hex editor and search for the hexadecimal string #073f0081847c8000 and replace the #073f with #0652.

Then it should work.

Didn't try any of this yet, but will once I get back home. Let me know if you succeed first.

Nope. Console works, but the command doesn't. It says it in chat for some reason. There's no 'Say' in the command line, it's just ">"

[Joey Stick]

Then maybe it just doesn't work. Might as well add it as a keybind just to try...

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

Originally posted by sobriquet.here:

Then maybe it just doesn't work. Might as well add it as a keybind just to try...

I'll try that later.

Now if only there was some what to make it so that I could change the time and such. I remember Borderlands 2 having a cheat table where you can change the time. That came in useful. Borderlands 1 appears to have a day/night cycle.

[Joey Stick]

There's no cheat engine table for bl1 that I know of... Let me know if you find any. But, apart from the commands found on the guide I mentioned, the tools for more freedom while composing a scene are limited.

Honestly i didn't pay much attention to tod behavior in bl1, but in bl2 night and day cycles were fast. I remember that from farming tubby enemies in the dust.

[Joey Stick]

Have you tried typing togglehud in the console?

If the command works and disables the HUD, then the console is functional

If it doesn't, then it means that the console opens but isn't functional. So there's hope that the noclip command I provided will work while binded to a key in the willowinput.ini

Check that out. I will once I'm on my PC again.

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

Originally posted by sobriquet.here:

Have you tried typing togglehud in the console?

If the command works and disables the HUD, then the console is functional

If it doesn't, then it means that the console opens but isn't functional. So there's hope that the noclip command I provided will work while binded to a key in the willowinput.ini

Check that out. I will once I'm on my PC again.

Nope, nothing in console works. It just registers as 'Says'.

OH WAIT. That command from earlier works, but only as a binding, as does Togglehud. I didn't realize Ghost meant enemies ignore you. That's neat

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

Originally posted by sobriquet.here:

Have you tried typing togglehud in the console?

If the command works and disables the HUD, then the console is functional

If it doesn't, then it means that the console opens but isn't functional. So there's hope that the noclip command I provided will work while binded to a key in the willowinput.ini

Check that out. I will once I'm on my PC again.

I have one concern about the Toggleghost thing though, and console commands in general. Will this disable my achievements? I'm a bit of an achievement hunter.

And is there a command for giving achievements? I recall Borderlands The Pre-Sequel having those (It came in useful for getting past buggy achievements)

[Joey Stick]

Notarget is the one that make enemies ignore you

dbm_toggleghost is supposed to make you clip through walls and fly

I don't know if they disable achievements. Maybe you can play normally until you get them all and then go for a screenshot playthrough

I don't know if there are commands for earning achievements.

[Joey Stick]

If that alone doesn't open the console try to edit \Borderlands\WillowGame\CookedPC\Engine.u (make sure to back it up first). Open it with a hex editor and search for the hexadecimal string #073f0081847c8000 and replace the #073f with #0652.

That string applied to the original BL1 version. Could not find it in the enhanced one. So maybe that's the reason why it doesn't work. Or maybe it's because Gearbox doesn't allow users to tinker with the console.

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

Originally posted by sobriquet.here:

If that alone doesn't open the console try to edit \Borderlands\WillowGame\CookedPC\Engine.u (make sure to back it up first). Open it with a hex editor and search for the hexadecimal string #073f0081847c8000 and replace the #073f with #0652.

That string applied to the original BL1 version. Could not find it in the enhanced one. So maybe that's the reason why it doesn't work. Or maybe it's because Gearbox doesn't allow users to tinker with the console.

Damn.

Good news though. I activated dbm_toggleghost when completing the Braaaaaaains quest, and got the achievement.


That reminds me. I'm going to cheat Moxxi's Underdome (Because, let's be honest, it's one of the worst DLC's ever made), and I couldn't help but notice there was a 'Low Gravity' mode. I'm wondering if there's a command to change the gravity, because that would definitely help with screenshotting from a high place if Noclip/Fly isn't a thing. I'd need godmode too so I can increase gravity and hit the ground fast.

[Melvin Eugene Punymier]

Crap. I discovered why enemies weren't targetting me. I had a binding for 'Notarget' to the same key as dbm_toggleghost. Sadly, toggleghost doesn't work when I rebound it.

[Joey Stick]

dbm_toggleghost was supposed to make you clip through walls and objects. I tried it and it doesn't work.
So you probably went with notarget all along. Thus, enemies don't target you.
Have you ever managed to fly/clip through walls?