This cheat adds 150 to your current amount of DNA.
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addDNA
This cheat will give you more money. If you are in the Civilization stage, each time it is used, you will receive 2,000 more money. If you are in the Space stage, each time it is used, you will receive 1,000,000 money.
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moreMoney
This cheat can do two different things. Firstly, it can unlock all game stages (levels -unlock), allowing you to start a game from any stage (either cell, creature, tribal, civilization, or space). Secondly, it can unlock all Maxis adventures (levels -unlockAdventures).
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levels < -unlock / -unlockAdventures >
This cheat sets your consequence trait. Consequence traits give you 'super powers' which provide you with special abilities. See commands.gg/spore/setconsequencetrait for a list of all trait codes.
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setConsequenceTrait < Trait Code >
This command unlocks all super weapons (for your current stage/civilization type).
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unlockSuperWeapons
This cheat unlocks, and recharges, all Creation Tools when in Space Mode.
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This cheat will fully restore your health and all other motives.
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refillMotives
This cheat greatly increases the complexity limits that are usually in place when creating a creature in the Creature Creator, allowing you to make more complex creatures. Note that this doesn't allow you to make infinitely complex creatures, the limit is increased a large amount, but it isn't infinite, so if you make a creature that is too complex it will not be pollinated.
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freedom < On / Off >
This cheat should be entered into the console when in the main menu. It will allow you to choose any creature from the Sporepedia when you start a new creature game. Evolutionary advantaged creatures that are usually locked when starting a game will be unlocked.
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evoadvantage
This command sets the time to the specified hour and (optionally) minute. 23 would set the time to 11PM, 1 would set the time to 1AM.
settime < (Hours, Minutes) >
This console command renames the selected planet or star to the name you specify. Select the planet or star you wish to rename, then use this command.
rename < planet / star > < New Name >
This command adds the specified "adventure look" filter to your game's graphics (or disables a filter you've added). Adventure look filters change the way the game looks - e.g. the -filmnoir filter makes your game black and white. See argument information for a list of all filters you can use. Specify -none to disable an existing filter and return to normal graphics.
adventureLook < Filter Name >
This cheat code enables and disables (toggles) blocksmode. When blocksmode is enabled, creatures will render as their blocky meshes (i.e. as square outlines), instead of with their usual textures. As this is a toggle command, typing it again will turn it off.
blocksmode
This command will make a spinning GIF (animated picture) of the planet you are currently on and save it in the AnimatedAvatars directory.
capturePlanetGIF
This command clears all messages from the console.
clear
This command exports the creature you are currently viewing as a collada (.dae) 3D mesh file.
colladaexport
This cheat enables and disables (toggles) freecam mode. In freecam mode all camera restrictions are removed, allowing you to zoom out the camera as much as you please, and move the camera to any location.
freeCam
This command prints a list of all cheat codes to the console, or, if you specify a command as an argument, help for that specific commmand.
help < Command Name / -full >
This command sets the quality of textures for vehicles, buildings, and other entities. Lower settings increase FPS/performance, higher settings make your game look better.
highresTextureLevel < Off / Low / Medium / High >
This command has been reported as not working in newer versions of the game. It should print a list of commands you have entered into the console (i.e. your command history). You can optionally specify a number to view only that amount of latest commands from the command history - i.e. 'history 3' would list the 3 latest commands you entered into the console.
history < Amount >
This command will remove all hints from your game.
killallhints
This command can be used to record your game. Recordings will be saved to the "Movies" folder which can be found in the "My Spore Creations" folder, which is in your Documents (Windows). See command page for detailed help and examples.
movie < -record [name] > < -size [width] [height] > < -quality [0-1] > < -noUI > < -noAudio > < -noCrop >
This command can do three different things. It can reset all of your options to default (-reset argument). It can save your current options (-save argument). Or, it can set the value of an option (to a value you specify). Typing 'option' into the console without any arguments will list all options with their current values.
option < Option Name > < Option Value > < -save > < -reset >
This command can be used show and hide the pause UI (that usually shows when the game is paused).
pauseUIVisible < -show / -hide / -toggle >
This command, as you might expect, quits your game (exits Spore completely).
quit
The style filter cheat is similar to the adventureLook cheat - it changes the graphics of your game (e.g. making the game black and white). You can disable a style filter with the command 'styleFilter -none'. See argument information for a list of all style filters you can use with this command.
styleFilter < Filter Name >
This command toggles (enables and disables) the display of the UI in captured images (i.e. if you have this toggled off, screenshots you take via the game won't have the UI showing).
toggleCaptureUI
This command toggles (enables and disables) the display of the background in editors.
toggleeditorbackground
