This command prints the scope trees of current events.
The eventscopes
command in Stellaris is a debugging tool used by game developers and modders.
It provides detailed information about the current events taking place in your in-game universe.
When you input this command, it returns a list of all the scopes or contexts related to the events currently running in your game.
Each event in Stellaris has a certain scope or context, which includes the characters, species, or other entities involved, the location, and other related factors.
The scope of an event determines its effects and outcomes; for example, a diplomatic event will affect the relationship between two empires, while a research event will affect scientific progress.
The eventscopes
command provides a hierarchy or tree of these scopes, offering a detailed breakdown of the relationships between different events and their elements.
This can be highly useful for troubleshooting and debugging - if an event isn't working as it should, using eventscopes
can help identify the problem by showing what contexts are being applied.
The eventscopes
command in Stellaris is a debugging command used by game developers and modders.
When this command is executed, it generates a detailed listing of all ongoing events in the game, including their scope trees.
A scope in Stellaris is a context in which certain commands or functions operate, and it can be related to a variety of game elements, such as civilizations, planets, fleets, and more.
By printing the scope trees of current events, this command provides a comprehensive overview of these contexts, useful for tracking and debugging potential issues in the game's event processing.
The eventscopes
command in Stellaris is a debugging tool used by game developers and modders.
It provides detailed information about the current events taking place in your in-game universe.
When you input this command, it returns a list of all the scopes or contexts related to the events currently running in your game.
Each event in Stellaris has a certain scope or context, which includes the characters, species, or other entities involved, the location, and other related factors.
The scope of an event determines its effects and outcomes; for example, a diplomatic event will affect the relationship between two empires, while a research event will affect scientific progress.
The eventscopes
command provides a hierarchy or tree of these scopes, offering a detailed breakdown of the relationships between different events and their elements.
This can be highly useful for troubleshooting and debugging - if an event isn't working as it should, using eventscopes
can help identify the problem by showing what contexts are being applied.
In Stellaris, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .