In-game Functions

This page was last updated for (v1.1).

In-game functions are responsible for most things in the game. It is possible to interact directly with them through the console. This can be used to add items, levels, GP and more. These functions can be executed though the console. To access the console open Developer Tools (usually by pressing F12) in your browser and navigate to the console. Then, simply paste the code in the input field and press enter. Most functions will require you to fill out variables in the code before executing them. Note that all code is case sensitive.

Disclaimer: Blindly adding items and experience will most likely take away game enjoyment. It is highly encouraged only to use this to either test things or recoup lost items/progress due to lost saves.

You are playing around with the code of the game, as such if you make mistakes it is possible that could corrupt your game. It is highly recommended to BACKUP YOUR SAVE before running any in-game functions.

Using In-game Functions On Steam

Players can use the dev.Console mod to execute these commands within the Steam version of Melvor Idle.

Add Item to Bank

The addItemByID function can be used to add any item in the game to the bank.

game.bank.addItemByID(itemID, quantity, logLost, found, ignoreSpace)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
itemID	string	No		The ID of the item. For a complete list of items and their IDs, see: Table of Items
quantity	int	No		Quantity of item to add.
logLost	boolean	Yes	false	If true, items that did not fit into the bank will be logged as lost
found	boolean	Yes	false	Determines if it will show in item completion log
ignoreSpace	boolean	Yes	false	If true, the item will be added to the bank even if the bank is already full

Examples

game.bank.addItemByID("melvorD:Oak_Logs", 10, true, true, false);

The above code will result in attempting to add 10 Oak Logs to the Bank. If they do not fit, 10 will be added to the # of Oak Logs lost on the item's stats. Additionally, Oak Logs will be marked as discovered in the Completion Log.

Remove Item from Bank

The removeItemQuantityByID function can be used to remove any item from the bank

game.bank.removeItemQuantityByID(itemID, quantity, removeItemCharges)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
itemID	string	No		The ID of the item. For a complete list of items and their IDs, see: Table of Items
quantity	int	No		The number of items to remove.
removeItemCharges	boolean	Yes	true	If true, the count of glove charges will be set to 0 if the itemID is for a pair of gloves with charges.

Examples

game.bank.removeItemQuantityByID("melvorD:Oak_Logs", 10);

The above code will result in 10 Oak Logs being removed from the bank.

Add GP

The gp.add function can be used to add GP to a player.

game.gp.add(amount)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
amount	int	No		The quantity of GP to add

Examples

game.gp.add(1);

The above code will add 1 GP to the player.

Remove GP

The gp.remove function can be used to remove GP from a player. If the amount specified is greater than the amount the player currently has, then GP will go into the negatives.

game.gp.remove(amount)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
amount	int	No		The quantity of GP to remove

Examples

game.gp.remove(1);

The above code will remove 1 GP from the player.

Add Slayer Coins

The slayerCoins.add function can be used to add Slayer Coins to a player.

game.slayerCoins.add(amount)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
amount	int	No		The quantity of slayer coins to add.

Examples

game.slayerCoins.add(1);

The above code will add 1 Slayer Coin to the player.

Remove Slayer Coins

The slayerCoins.remove function can be used to remove Slayer Coins from a player. If the amount specified is greater than the amount the player currently has, then slayer coins will go into the negatives.

game.slayerCoins.remove(amount)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
amount	int	No		The quantity of slayer coins to remove

Examples

game.slayerCoins.remove(1);

The above code will remove 1 Slayer Coin from the player.

Add Raid Coins

The raidCoins.add function can be used to add Raid Coins to a player.

game.raidCoins.add(amount)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
amount	int	Yes	0	The quantity of raid coins to be added.

Examples

game.raidCoins.add(1);

The above will add 1 Raid Coin to the player.

Remove Raid Coins

The raidCoins.remove function can be used to remove Raid Coins from a player.

game.raidCoins.remove(amount)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
amount	int	Yes	0	The quantity of raid coins to be removed.

Examples

game.raidCoins.remvoe(1);

The above will remove 1 Raid Coin from the player.

Add Prayer Points

The combat.player.addPrayerPoints function can be used to add prayer points to a player.

game.combat.player.addPrayerPoints(amount)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
amount	int	No		The quantity of prayer points to add.

Examples

game.combat.player.addPrayerPoints(1);

The above code will add 1 prayer point to the player, and update player stats.

Add XP

The addXP function can be used to add experience to any skill.

game.skill.addXP(xp)

where skill is the lowercase name of the skill you are adding experience to.

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
xp	int	No		Amount of experience to add.

Examples

game.thieving.addXP(1000);

The above code will result in 1000 experience being added to Thieving.

Add Mastery XP

The addMasteryXP function can be used to add experience to any specific Mastery in a skill.

game.skill.addMasteryXP(masteryAction, xp)

where skill is the lowercase name of the skill you are adding mastery experience to.

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
masteryAction	object	No		The action to add Mastery XP to. Obtained with game.skill.actions.allObjects[n] where n is the ID of the action, starting at 0. Also obtainable with game.skill.actions.getObjectByID(id) where id is the string ID of the action.
xp	int	Yes	0	Amount of experience to add.

Examples

game.farming.addMasteryXP(game.farming.actions.allObjects[13], 300);

The above code will result in 300 Mastery XP being added to Farming for Mastery ID 13 (Carrot Seeds).

game.firemaking.addMasteryXP(game.firemaking.actions.allObjects[3], 3000);

The above code will result in 3000 Mastery XP being added to Firemaking for Mastery ID 3 (Teak Logs).

Add Mastery XP to Pool

The addMasteryPoolXP function can be used to add Mastery Pool experience to a skill

game.skill.addMasteryPoolXP(xp)

where skill is the lowercase name of the skill you are adding mastery experience to.

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
xp	int	Yes	0	Amount of experience to add.

Examples

game.woodcutting.addMasteryPoolXP(600);

The above code will result in 600 Mastery Pool XP being added to Woodcutting.

Unlock Pet

The petManager.unlockPetByID function is used to unlock Pets. Note that unlocking a pet is permanent - there is no supported method to lock a pet once again.

game.petManager.unlockPetByID(petID)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
petID	string	No		The ID of the pet, which can be found on the individual pet pages (such as Ty for example).

Examples

game.petManager.unlockPetByID("melvorD:CoolRock");

The above code will result in the unlocking of Cool Rock.

Discover Mark

The discoverMark function is used to discover Summoning Marks. Once discovered, there is no supported method to allow a mark to become undiscovered again.

game.summoning.discoverMark(mark)

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Optional?	Default Value	Description
mark	object	No		The mark to discover. Obtained with game.summoning.actions.allObjects[n] where n is the ID of the mark, starting at 0. Also obtainable with game.summoning.actions.getObjectByID(id) where id is the string ID of the action.

Examples

game.summoning.discoverMark(game.summoning.actions.allObjects[15]);

The above code discovers a single mark for the Dragon familiar.