If you want to be a kingpin in Schedule 1 then there are two ways to do it. Either learn to master the mixing station, employee management, and learn the best recipes, or use cheat codes to build your empire in no time.
You can get unlimited money and even enter God Mode in Schedule 1. The game, by default, doesn’t support cheat codes so you have to manually install the cheats mod and get them running on your PC.
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Install the Mods Loader for Schedule 1
Schedule 1 needs a mods loader so you need to install the Melonloader to get the cheats running. Melonloader is the world’s first mods loader for Unity Games and but it is also a Universal Mods Loader.
Download the version for Windows and install the package on your PC from the official website I’ve linked above. If you’re on Linux, you need to download the Linux installation package.
Once the application is installed, run it and select the game from either your Steam library download directory (the app will give you options) or click on “Add game manually.”
When you click on install the Melonloader will be installed in the selected game’s installation folder and a mods folder will be created there.
In this case, it’ll be a mods folder created inside the installation folder of Schedule 1.
Note: You have to select each game and reinstall Melonloader every time for a different game. The process remains the same.
The next step is to go to Nexus Mods and download the “Schedule1ConsoleUnlocker” mod that is used to unlock the command console in Schedule 1. The second mod you need to get is the Console Mod to extract the .dll files into the mods folder.
Extract both of these mods into the mods folder we created with the Melonloader.
Now boot up the game and press F8 on your keyboard open the command console and then enter the desired command.
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Modless Cheating in Schedule 1
If you don’t want to go with mods you can instead use Cheat Engine and the CT Files to turn on cheats like the GOD Mode.
| Console commands | Description (use) | Command example |
|---|---|---|
| addemployee | Adds an employee to make it easier for you to automate your drug-making process. | addemployee place |
| addxp | Adds experience points to your character, which allows you to level up and unlock new places to sell your products. | addxp 5000 |
| bind | Bind the specified key to a command. | bind t ‘settime 1230’ |
| changebalance | All stores don’t accept cash, and they only take online balance. Normally, you need to use the ATM to transfer your cash into your online balance. Using this, you can directly increase your balance. | changebalance 5000 |
| changecash | Increases your cash amount. | changecash 5000 |
| clearbinds | Clears all binds. | clearbinds |
| clearinventory | Clears your inventory slots. | clearinventory |
| clearwanted | Clears the wanted level of the police. | clearwanted |
| enable | Enables the specified Game Object. | enable pp |
| disable | Disables the specified Game Object. | disable pp |
| freecam | Toggles free cam mode. | freecam |
| give | Get an item in your hand. | give watering_can |
| growplants | Sets all plants in the world fully grown. It saves you a lot of time. | growplants |
| hideui | Hides all on-screen UI. | hideui |
raisewanted | Raises the player’s wanted level. | raisewanted |
| lowerwanted | Lowers the player’s wanted level. | lowerwanted |
| packageproduct | Helps you pack the equipped product. | packageproduct jar |
| save | Forces a save. | save |
| setdiscovered | Sets the specified product as discovered. | setdiscovered ogkush |
| setemotion | Changes your facial expression. | setemotion cheery/angry |
| setenergy | Changes your energy level. | setenergy 100 |
| sethealth | Sets your health points. | sethealth 100 |
| setjumpforce | Sets the player’s jump force multiplier. | setjumpforce 1 |
| setlawintensity | Sets the intensity of the police activity on a scale of 0-10. | setlawintensity 6 |
| setmovespeed | Sets the player’s move speed multiplier. | setmovespeed 1 |
| setowned | Sets a property as owned. | setowned laundromat |
| Setquality | Sets the quality of the equipped product. | setquality heavenly |
| setquestentrystate | Sets the state of the specified quest entry. | setquestentrystate <quest name> |
| setrelationship | Sets the relationship level with an NPC to the specified amount from 0-5. | setrelationship <npc_id> 5 |
| setstaminareserve | Increases stamina. | setstaminareserve 200 |
| settime | Changes the time of the day. | settime 1530 |
| settimescale | Increases the speed of the game. Sets the time scale. Default is 1. | settimescale 1 |
| setunlocked | Unlocks a particular NPC. | setunlocked <npc_id> |
| setvar | Sets the value of the specified variable. | setvar <variable> <value> |
| spawnvehicle | Spawns a vehicle at the player’s location. | spawnvehicle shitbox |
| teleport | Teleports the player to the specified location. | teleport townhall |
| unhideui | Unhides all on-screen UI. | unhideui |
Edit Save File for Infinite Money
To easiest way to get infinite money is to edit the game’s save file. Go to the save file location and edit the Money.json file with the text editor. I can’t show you how exactly to edit this but you can run a quick search online and figure it out easily.
Change the amount of money you have to the amount of money you want, and boom! you’re rich. However, I have to say it does take the fun out of it.
