Add Item Debug

📚 What This Guide Is

This is a comprehensive, categorised console command list for The Outer Worlds 2, created to help players, modders, testers, and content creators quickly find the exact items or systems they want to interact with. Instead of digging through scattered IDs or incomplete lists, everything here is structured cleanly and logically.

I’ve broken the commands into intuitive categories — weapons, armour, clothing, ammo, inhalers, primers, gadgets, unique items, components, and more — so you can jump straight to what you need.

🧭 Why This Exists

The Outer Worlds 2 has a huge amount of gear, consumables, and components, and the console can be a powerful tool for:

•     Testing builds

•     Reviewing weapon variants

•     Experimenting with armour combinations

•     Spawning consumables for combat testing

•     Exploring unique items and hidden content

•     Speeding up mod development

•     Creating showcase screenshots or videos

This list removes the guesswork and gives you a clean, reliable reference.

📂 Categories Included

Here’s how the list is structured:

•     All weapon types

•     Variants and tiers

•     Special and unique weapons

•     Debug/test weapons (if applicable)

•     Helmets

•     Body armour

•     Faction gear

•     Unique armour sets

👕 Clothing

•     Civilian outfits

•     Faction clothing

•     Cosmetic sets

•     All ammo types

•     Special ammunition

•     Crafting-related ammo items

💊 Inhalers & Primers

•     Combat inhalers

•     Buff primers

•     Healing items

•     Status-effect consumables

•     Throwables

•     Deployables

•     Utility items

•     Experimental gadgets

🌟 Unique Items

•     Named weapons

•     Named armour

•     Quest-related items

•     Rare or hidden objects

⚙ Components & Materials

•     Crafting components

•     Upgrade materials

•     Miscellaneous items used in systems

🛠 How to Use the Commands

1.     Enable the console (instructions vary depending on platform/mod setup).

2.     Enter the command exactly as listed.

3.     Items will appear in your inventory or spawn as intended.

This guide assumes basic console familiarity, but it’s beginner‑friendly enough for anyone to use.

•     All commands have been tested and verified.

•     Categories are designed for clarity and quick navigation.

•     This list will be updated as new items or patches are released.

💬 Feedback & Suggestions

If you spot missing items, want additional categories, or have ideas to improve the layout, feel free to comment. I’m always refining this list to make it as useful as possible for the community.