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The various manners accross the web to enable cheats do not seam to work, do anyone know wich file (if present on gog bannelord) must be altered?
Also if its a dll or other file notepad can't open, how do I access it.
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carfner: The various manners accross the web to enable cheats do not seam to work, do anyone know wich file (if present on gog bannelord) must be altered?
Also if its a dll or other file notepad can't open, how do I access it.
No .dll is required.

It's pretty simple.

1. Find the engine_config.txt file, which should be in the Config folder of your Bannerlord folder under your documents. For me, that's Documents > Mount and Blade II Bannerlord > Configs.

2. Open engine_config.txt in Notepad++

3. Search for the line that says cheat_mode = 0. Change that to cheat_mode = 1. Save the file. You should be good to go. If this doesn't work, then something might be wrong with your game installation.


Edit: I just noticed that your original post made reference to Notepad. I recommend using Notepad ++, which is a free download. It's much less likely to insert or remove special characters in the file, which can cause problems. That's what I used, and gave my instructions from. Notepad probably isn't causing you a problem, but if it still doesn't work, then try Notepad ++.
Post edited October 22, 2020 by Spockprime
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carfner: The various manners accross the web to enable cheats do not seam to work, do anyone know wich file (if present on gog bannelord) must be altered?
Also if its a dll or other file notepad can't open, how do I access it.
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Spockprime: No .dll is required.

It's pretty simple.

1. Find the engine_config.txt file, which should be in the Config folder of your Bannerlord folder under your documents. For me, that's Documents > Mount and Blade II Bannerlord > Configs.

2. Open engine_config.txt in Notepad++

3. Search for the line that says cheat_mode = 0. Change that to cheat_mode = 1. Save the file. You should be good to go. If this doesn't work, then something might be wrong with your game installation.

Edit: I just noticed that your original post made reference to Notepad. I recommend using Notepad ++, which is a free download. It's much less likely to insert or remove special characters in the file, which can cause problems. That's what I used, and gave my instructions from. Notepad probably isn't causing you a problem, but if it still doesn't work, then try Notepad ++.
There is no engine_config.txt file nor is there a config folder hence why I said tips did not work.
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Spockprime: No .dll is required.

It's pretty simple.

1. Find the engine_config.txt file, which should be in the Config folder of your Bannerlord folder under your documents. For me, that's Documents > Mount and Blade II Bannerlord > Configs.

2. Open engine_config.txt in Notepad++

3. Search for the line that says cheat_mode = 0. Change that to cheat_mode = 1. Save the file. You should be good to go. If this doesn't work, then something might be wrong with your game installation.

Edit: I just noticed that your original post made reference to Notepad. I recommend using Notepad ++, which is a free download. It's much less likely to insert or remove special characters in the file, which can cause problems. That's what I used, and gave my instructions from. Notepad probably isn't causing you a problem, but if it still doesn't work, then try Notepad ++.
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carfner: There is no engine_config.txt file nor is there a config folder hence why I said tips did not work.
Hmm... I don't know then. Those files "should" be there, unless the operating system is hiding them for some reason. Not sure what's going on. Sorry I can't be more help.
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carfner: There is no engine_config.txt file nor is there a config folder hence why I said tips did not work.
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Spockprime: Hmm... I don't know then. Those files "should" be there, unless the operating system is hiding them for some reason. Not sure what's going on. Sorry I can't be more help.
well you tried, thanks anyway
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Spockprime: Hmm... I don't know then. Those files "should" be there, unless the operating system is hiding them for some reason. Not sure what's going on. Sorry I can't be more help.
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carfner: well you tried, thanks anyway
I know, it is horrible and unforgivable necro reply, but since I just searched after the same thing, and had to find everything manually, I will put this for whoever might run into this problem:

If you do not have Configs folder in main GoG\ Bannerlord directory, then most likely it is sitting in C\-> users-> yourName-> documents ->Mount and Blade II Bannerlord- >configs.
And there you have engine_config.