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Should be 100% safe cheats, except don't drop a Flesh Reaper or you could get shadow banned real quick:
exit = terminating the console as well as the game, only works in my forked version.
cheats = show a list of commands.
drop = the item dropping cheat that takes 2 parameters, param1 = the item id and param2 = the amount you want dropped, which defaults to 1 if the second parameter is left blank. See the list and search commands that comes later.
spawn = a monster spawning command with 2 params. Param1 is the monster id and param2 = the amount you want to spawn, which defaults to 1. The list and search commands are again useful in using this cheat.
unlock = See note 1. Not every single sub-command is capable of being disabled, and those that cannot be disabled won't be called when you execute unlock. There is a known issue that this command never shows its sub-commands, which I have not fixed yet. So unfortunately you'll have to open cheats.js in your favorite text editor to read what the sub-commands are.
bulk = a bulk item dropper with plenty of pre-defined item collections to drop. This cheat isn't future proof, so when Lava adds new cards to the game you obviously wouldn't get those new cards with bulk yugioh.
minigame = a cheat that nullifies game attempt reduction. This cheat has sub-commands where each correspond to a minigame.
w1 = See note 1. As the name suggests, this command is a collection of several W1 related cheats.
wide = See note 1. A collection of cheats account-wide cheats, as well as a few random cheats that I didn't want to be separate.
cauldron = See note 1. As the name suggests, all the cauldron related cheats.
w3 = See note 1. Yup, you know the drill, this is a W3 cheat collection.
noob = commiting suicide, e.g. setting your hp to 0.
nullify = equivalent to executing w1, wide, cauldron and w3 for anybody as lazy as me.
Cheats that are safe against account bricking, probably not safe against shadow ban:
godlike = See note 1. Similar to unlock, not every sub-command can be disabled, hence wouldn't execute if you don't include the correct keyword. This cheat may not be exactly 100% safe against a shadow ban.
equipall = Any class and any level can equip any equipment so again, it may not be safe against a shadow ban.
upstones = an upgrade stone related cheat. Sub-command rng should be 100% safe, but sub-command use could result in a shadow ban.
restore = A pretty dull one that holds three sub-commands: save, item and card. Some of my cheats e.g. equipall, upstones, godlike food, godlike speed and godlike card couldn't be disabled, as they directly modify a value (unlike Proxy cheats). Thus came this command, that's been designed to "restore" these directly modified values to an earlier point. The command restore save is meant to be executed directly after the game's been loaded, where after you can use any of the earlier-mentioned cheats that cannot be disabled normally. For example when you feel like disabling equipall, you'll execute restore item, which ofc also disables upstones etc since those itemDefs modifications are also reset. Notice that if you run (or re-run) restore save after activating one of those cheats, you will not have the ability to reset to default during the same run (you'll have to restart the game).
class = a class changing command that takes a singular numerical parameter, e.g. the class id. Use this in combination with list class to choose which class you'd like to turn into. (Yes I've protected this cheat by disallowing non-numeric parameters)
Information providing commands, these are obviously all safe as you're not doing anything with the game:
search = a definition lookup tool with several sub-commands followed by the search query (which supports spaces). For example, you can do search item flesh r and it'll return the item id and full item name.
list = a command that shows lists of entire data definitions, for example item, monster, class definitions (and many more). It is recommended to Ctrl + L to clean the console before executing one, where after you can highlight & copy/paste it into notepad.
gga & ggk = Get Game Attribute and Get Game Key, which allow you to look into some of the game's variables during your gameplay. See note 2 and 3. For example gga OptionsListAccount 26 tells that you're shadow banned if the return value doesn't equal zero. Get Game Key only returns the object's name or Array index and doesn't give the value, which is often useful because of readability.
egga & eggk = Evaluate Get Game Attribute and Evaluate Get Game Key. These two commands aim for the same goals gga and ggk, but offer absolute freedom of invoking whatever game variable you'd like to see in its plain JavaScript form. See note 4 about aliases. As such, egga bEngine.getGameAttribute("OptionsListAccount")[26] is equivalent to gga OptionsListAccount 26. As gga and ggk share a known issue (see note 3) things like egga bEngine.getGameAttribute("PlayerHP") can come in handy. Furthermore, egga/eggk aren't limited to just game attributes within bEngine, as there are many more script variables they can read.
Absolutely dangerous cheats with moderate chance of account bricking and ofc definitely shadow banning:
lvl = a cheat with many sub-commands that directly alter level values, hence could be absolutely dangerous on your account. Look into cheats.js to see what sub-commands it supports.
setalch = This is quite a good cheat, as it allows you to directly set the level of all bubbles (of whatever color) to your desired level, e.g. setalch orange, green, purple, yellow. Similarly, the sub-command vial changes every single vial lvl to your desired value xD
Even better: The sub-commands color and liquid can directly set the amount inside their respective cauldrons (yes setalch liquid also sets the unreleased 4th one, which is perhaps a bit dangerous xD), and thus solving the NaN liquid issue.
The final sub-command upgrade sets all four upgrades to your desired value, for all eight cauldrons.
abilitybar = a command that allows you to manually define which abilities you want on which bar. This game has currently shown two visible ability bars, whereas in datastructure there exists ten. The first parameter is a numerical value defining which one of the 10 bars you'd like to invoke. followed by up to 6 ability ids. Use in combination with list talent, to search through the full talent lists for whatever ability-talent you'd like. This command is HIGHLY DANGEROUS.
wipe = as the name suggests a command that wipes things. See note 5. The most popular sub-command is obviously wipe ban, but there are more.
fix_save & fix_write = respectively allowing you to save and write a game attribute, which could eventually save your already-bricked account, or could do MASSIVE harm. See note 5.
chng = by far THE MOST DANGEROUS command I've made, which allows you to outright execute JavaScript, for example using raw JS code to assigning values to variables.
Note section:
A cheat that holds sub-commands, where cheats can be disabled by re-executing. These cheats that can be disabled can all be executed at the same time by executing command without sub-command. Executing this cheat with any non-defined sub-command returns a list of valid sub-commands, unless stated otherwise in the respective cheats' description.
When this command is executed without arguments, it'll return all the game attributes along with the game attribute's name. Or in case of ggk, it'll return a a list of game attributes, without flooding your console with massive amounts of text.
gga and ggk share a common bug where game attributes that are non-lists/iterable (such as a singular numerical value) cannot be displayed properly. For example gga PlayerHP and ggk PlayerHP will cause a TypeError, despite the actual attribute exiting just fine.
Some very-frequently-used objects are defined as alias to reduce typing:
bEngine = this["com.stencyl.Engine"].engine
CList = this["com.stencyl.Engine"].engine.getGameAttribute("CustomLists").h
Don't be afraid to add your own aliases into cheats.js as you see fit.
I do not recommend using this command unless you must & know what you're doing!
exit = terminating the console as well as the game, only works in my forked version.
cheats = show a list of commands.
drop = the item dropping cheat that takes 2 parameters, param1 = the item id and param2 = the amount you want dropped, which defaults to 1 if the second parameter is left blank. See the list and search commands that comes later.
spawn = a monster spawning command with 2 params. Param1 is the monster id and param2 = the amount you want to spawn, which defaults to 1. The list and search commands are again useful in using this cheat.
unlock = See note 1. Not every single sub-command is capable of being disabled, and those that cannot be disabled won't be called when you execute unlock. There is a known issue that this command never shows its sub-commands, which I have not fixed yet. So unfortunately you'll have to open cheats.js in your favorite text editor to read what the sub-commands are.
bulk = a bulk item dropper with plenty of pre-defined item collections to drop. This cheat isn't future proof, so when Lava adds new cards to the game you obviously wouldn't get those new cards with bulk yugioh.
minigame = a cheat that nullifies game attempt reduction. This cheat has sub-commands where each correspond to a minigame.
w1 = See note 1. As the name suggests, this command is a collection of several W1 related cheats.
wide = See note 1. A collection of cheats account-wide cheats, as well as a few random cheats that I didn't want to be separate.
cauldron = See note 1. As the name suggests, all the cauldron related cheats.
w3 = See note 1. Yup, you know the drill, this is a W3 cheat collection.
noob = commiting suicide, e.g. setting your hp to 0.
nullify = equivalent to executing w1, wide, cauldron and w3 for anybody as lazy as me.
Cheats that are safe against account bricking, probably not safe against shadow ban:
godlike = See note 1. Similar to unlock, not every sub-command can be disabled, hence wouldn't execute if you don't include the correct keyword. This cheat may not be exactly 100% safe against a shadow ban.
equipall = Any class and any level can equip any equipment so again, it may not be safe against a shadow ban.
upstones = an upgrade stone related cheat. Sub-command rng should be 100% safe, but sub-command use could result in a shadow ban.
restore = A pretty dull one that holds three sub-commands: save, item and card. Some of my cheats e.g. equipall, upstones, godlike food, godlike speed and godlike card couldn't be disabled, as they directly modify a value (unlike Proxy cheats). Thus came this command, that's been designed to "restore" these directly modified values to an earlier point. The command restore save is meant to be executed directly after the game's been loaded, where after you can use any of the earlier-mentioned cheats that cannot be disabled normally. For example when you feel like disabling equipall, you'll execute restore item, which ofc also disables upstones etc since those itemDefs modifications are also reset. Notice that if you run (or re-run) restore save after activating one of those cheats, you will not have the ability to reset to default during the same run (you'll have to restart the game).
class = a class changing command that takes a singular numerical parameter, e.g. the class id. Use this in combination with list class to choose which class you'd like to turn into. (Yes I've protected this cheat by disallowing non-numeric parameters)
Information providing commands, these are obviously all safe as you're not doing anything with the game:
search = a definition lookup tool with several sub-commands followed by the search query (which supports spaces). For example, you can do search item flesh r and it'll return the item id and full item name.
list = a command that shows lists of entire data definitions, for example item, monster, class definitions (and many more). It is recommended to Ctrl + L to clean the console before executing one, where after you can highlight & copy/paste it into notepad.
gga & ggk = Get Game Attribute and Get Game Key, which allow you to look into some of the game's variables during your gameplay. See note 2 and 3. For example gga OptionsListAccount 26 tells that you're shadow banned if the return value doesn't equal zero. Get Game Key only returns the object's name or Array index and doesn't give the value, which is often useful because of readability.
egga & eggk = Evaluate Get Game Attribute and Evaluate Get Game Key. These two commands aim for the same goals gga and ggk, but offer absolute freedom of invoking whatever game variable you'd like to see in its plain JavaScript form. See note 4 about aliases. As such, egga bEngine.getGameAttribute("OptionsListAccount")[26] is equivalent to gga OptionsListAccount 26. As gga and ggk share a known issue (see note 3) things like egga bEngine.getGameAttribute("PlayerHP") can come in handy. Furthermore, egga/eggk aren't limited to just game attributes within bEngine, as there are many more script variables they can read.
Absolutely dangerous cheats with moderate chance of account bricking and ofc definitely shadow banning:
lvl = a cheat with many sub-commands that directly alter level values, hence could be absolutely dangerous on your account. Look into cheats.js to see what sub-commands it supports.
setalch = This is quite a good cheat, as it allows you to directly set the level of all bubbles (of whatever color) to your desired level, e.g. setalch orange, green, purple, yellow. Similarly, the sub-command vial changes every single vial lvl to your desired value xD
Even better: The sub-commands color and liquid can directly set the amount inside their respective cauldrons (yes setalch liquid also sets the unreleased 4th one, which is perhaps a bit dangerous xD), and thus solving the NaN liquid issue.
The final sub-command upgrade sets all four upgrades to your desired value, for all eight cauldrons.
abilitybar = a command that allows you to manually define which abilities you want on which bar. This game has currently shown two visible ability bars, whereas in datastructure there exists ten. The first parameter is a numerical value defining which one of the 10 bars you'd like to invoke. followed by up to 6 ability ids. Use in combination with list talent, to search through the full talent lists for whatever ability-talent you'd like. This command is HIGHLY DANGEROUS.
wipe = as the name suggests a command that wipes things. See note 5. The most popular sub-command is obviously wipe ban, but there are more.
fix_save & fix_write = respectively allowing you to save and write a game attribute, which could eventually save your already-bricked account, or could do MASSIVE harm. See note 5.
chng = by far THE MOST DANGEROUS command I've made, which allows you to outright execute JavaScript, for example using raw JS code to assigning values to variables.
Note section:
A cheat that holds sub-commands, where cheats can be disabled by re-executing. These cheats that can be disabled can all be executed at the same time by executing command without sub-command. Executing this cheat with any non-defined sub-command returns a list of valid sub-commands, unless stated otherwise in the respective cheats' description.
When this command is executed without arguments, it'll return all the game attributes along with the game attribute's name. Or in case of ggk, it'll return a a list of game attributes, without flooding your console with massive amounts of text.
gga and ggk share a common bug where game attributes that are non-lists/iterable (such as a singular numerical value) cannot be displayed properly. For example gga PlayerHP and ggk PlayerHP will cause a TypeError, despite the actual attribute exiting just fine.
Some very-frequently-used objects are defined as alias to reduce typing:
bEngine = this["com.stencyl.Engine"].engine
CList = this["com.stencyl.Engine"].engine.getGameAttribute("CustomLists").h
Don't be afraid to add your own aliases into cheats.js as you see fit.
I do not recommend using this command unless you must & know what you're doing!
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