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About this mod
Allows creating, managing, and teleporting to custom locations thanks to new and improved console commands. Useful for debugging and things of that nature.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
- Donations
Usage
Basic Commands
Custom Location Management
Custom Navigation Commands
Location Listing
Adding an optional text filter to any list command will show only locations containing that text.
Tips
The mod also edits the vanilla messages for consistency.
Settings
Requirements and Installation
Install with a mod manager or by dragging the extracted folder to the game's root folder.
Credits
Source Code
Basic Commands
- goto [location]: Standard teleport to a location (vanilla or custom, only vanilla if a custom location shares a vanilla name).
- gotofast [location]: Same as above but instant.
Custom Location Management
- addgoto [name]: Saves your current position as a custom teleport location.
- deletegoto [name]: Removes a custom teleport location.
- renamegoto [oldname] [newname]: Renames a custom teleport location.
Custom Navigation Commands
- customgoto [name] or cgoto [name]: Teleport to a custom location.
- customgotofast [name] or cgotofast [name]: Same as above but instant.
Location Listing
- listgoto [filter]: Lists all available teleport locations (vanilla and custom).
- listvanillagoto [filter]: Lists only vanilla teleport locations.
- listcustomgoto [filter]: Lists only custom teleport locations.
Adding an optional text filter to any list command will show only locations containing that text.
Tips
- Custom locations are saved between game sessions and across saves. You can access the list and edit it manually in Subnautica\BepInEx\config\Custom_Goto_Locations\config.json.
- Vanilla locations cannot be modified nor deleted.
- Type a command without parameters to see usage help.
- If a location isn't found, the mod will suggest similar names.
- You can add custom locations named the same as vanilla ones, but teleporting to them will require customgoto/cgoto, as the vanilla command will prefer vanilla locations when a conflict is present.
The mod also edits the vanilla messages for consistency.
Settings
- Enable feature. (A general toggle so that you don't have to uninstall the mod completely.)
Requirements and Installation
Install with a mod manager or by dragging the extracted folder to the game's root folder.
Credits
- MrOshaw for the Subnautica Modding Guide.
- The Subnautica Modding Discord server for their help and resources, especially EldritchCarMaker and Essence.
Source Code