NL_CMD - A Console Command Framework

Description:

NL_CMD is an advanced papyrus framework created for the purpose of supporting the addition of new console commands to Skyrim SSE. From day one it was designed with accessibility in mind, providing easy-to-use functions to simplify console - papyrus communication. Registering and unregistering new commands is almost as easy as registering for plain old, vanilla papyrus events, and argument parsing is built-in from the get-go.

Notably the mod has no additional dependencies besides SKSE and should always be compatible with every game version that SKSE supports.

Key Features

• [] Actual support for new console commands

  [] In-game help documentation

• [] Argument parsing support

• [] Built-in SendModEvent functionality

  - Ever wanted to send mod events directly from the console? Now you can.[] Built-in console API

• [] Advanced command registration

As a user, you only need to download the main file to ensure that your load order supports mods using the NL_CMD framework. Alternatively, mod authors might have already bundled NL_CMD together with their own mod, in which case you can download the main file and overwrite their version to ensure you are always running the latest version of NL_CMD.

Running Commands

NL_CMD console commands are always prefixed with the "nl_cmd" prefix in-game. Therefore, if you for example wish to run a command named "hello" you would have to type:

nl_cmd hello

In some cases, commands might also require arguments to run, in which case they can be provided using the following syntax:

; Given a command defined as "say hello to(string)"

nl_cmd say hello to(Peter)

; Given a command defined as "spawn form(form,int)"

nl_cmd spawn form(0x00013BBF;1)

As you might have already noticed, it's worth pointing out that the syntax