Holds the world temperature at a tolerable 10 degrees: the game's temperature controller reads 10.0 every time it updates. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded.

Hooks the game's time controller, so the game speed and time below can be read and set. The table calls it Game Time State. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded.

The game's time scale (1 is normal) and the in-game time. Set a value to change it. Turn on Enable Game Time Values first.

Hooks the player's state and settings, so the player and movement values can be read and set. The table calls them Player State and Player Settings. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded. Values show once the player hook has run: sprint once (health, stamina, needs); the settings fill in as you play.

Turns on the game's own no-damage flag while on (back off when turned off). The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded. Values show once the player hook has run: sprint once (health, stamina, needs); the settings fill in as you play.

Keeps your health at your max health: every 100 ms, max health is copied into health. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded. Values show once the player hook has run: sprint once (health, stamina, needs); the settings fill in as you play.

Keeps your stamina at its max: every 100 ms, max stamina is copied into stamina. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded. Values show once the player hook has run: sprint once (health, stamina, needs); the settings fill in as you play.

Your health and stamina and their maximums. Set a value to change it. Turn on Enable Player Values first.

Keeps your energy, temperature and hunger at the values they had when you turned this on. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded. Values show once the player hook has run: sprint once (health, stamina, needs); the settings fill in as you play.

Your energy, body temperature and hunger, as the game's needs list holds them. Set a value to change it. Turn on Enable Player Values first.

Your movement speed, sprint speed multiplier, stamina used per second while sprinting (the game's change rate), dash distance in meters, dash stamina cost and interaction cooldown. Set a value to change it. Turn on Enable Player Values first.

Hooks the player's combat settings, so the combat values below can be read and set. The table calls it Player Combat Settings. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded.

Unarmed damage, unarmed and armed attack speed multipliers, attack cooldown, attack range, stamina needed to block and the dodge invincibility range. Set a value to change it. Turn on Enable Combat Values first.

Hooks the game's equipment slots, so the equipped item below can be read and set. Equip a tool (an axe, for one) after turning it on. The table calls it Inventory Slot State. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded.

The count and durability of the item in the slot the game last equipped. Set a value to change it. Turn on Enable Equipped Item Values and equip a tool first.

Hooks the delivery point popup, so the item counts below can be read and set. Click a crafting table or a repairable object after turning it on. The table calls it Delivery Point Popup. The game's Mono code is read once it has loaded.

Pick one of the 16 inventory slots or 3 quick slots the delivery point popup lists, then set how many of its item you hold. Turn on Enable Delivery Point Values and open a crafting table first.

Pick one of the 5 items the open delivery point requires, then set how many it asks for (0 makes it free). Turn on Enable Delivery Point Values and open a crafting table first.