7.2 Full Game Cheats

Known Working Cheat Codes

  Hit T on your keyboard to enable the chat function, then type one of the following codes in Single Player.

mpgod God mode, you're invincible. Health never depletes and energy is only used when downloading items.
This cheat will turn itself off after you complete a level or load a saved game, so you'll have to type it in again. Ignore the message that says the cheat has been turned off after re-entering the code, it's actually been turned on again.

Remember that this cheat doesn't work in Light Cycle matches. (You also can't save your game in Light Cycle matches.)
mpkfa Gives you all weapons in Alpha stage, full health, and full energy.
mpguns Gives you all weapon subroutines in Alpha stage.
mptears Not as good as mpguns. Though all subroutines are added to inventory, new weapons can't be selected and used until you put them in memory slots. Even then, they won't all fit. One benefit, is it adds Sequencer ability to all versions of the disc.
mphealth Full health.
mpmaphole Skips the current level.
mpnextmission Skips the current set of levels, and moves to the next mission. (e.g. If playing a level that's part of the "Unauthorized User" mission, you will skip to the first level of the "Vaporware" mission, which is "Light Cycle Arena and Staging Pit".


mpasscam 		Enables 3rd-person perspective view, but it's broken.
Jet floats above the ground, and there are no animations for his body at all.
mppos Displays player's map coordinates.
mpbuild Displays build version number of the game.





Known Non-Working Cheat Codes

  The following cheats are accepted by the game engine (there is a "ping" sound effect to let you know), but they are broken or seem to do absolutely nothing. There are other cheats from older Lithtech games that are rejected (different sound effect), and therefore purposely omitted from this list.

  It has been discovered that these cheats would actually work, if you had what's called the "developer" version of the Lithtech engine. This is a version of the engine designed for testing and debugging purposes, and the specific build for was not released to the public.

mpclip Does nothing.
Enables no-clipping cheat (walk through walls) in older Lithtech games.
mpammo Does nothing, despite what others might claim.
mpenergy Does nothing.
mparmor Does nothing.
mpcorruption Does nothing.
Unknown. Changes subroutines to Corrupt status? Or adds Corrode damage to your weapon?
mppoltergeist Does nothing.
Makes you invisible to the enemy AI in older Lithtech games.
mpideal Does nothing.
Upgrades your weapons (in this case it would be weapons and subroutines) in older Lithtech games, to suit the current level.
mpprocedurals Does nothing.
Gives you all the procedural subroutines? An obsolete cheat, phased out early in development?
mpidealpoints Does nothing.
Gives you full Build Points for the current level.
mpidealprocedurals Does nothing.
Unknown. Same as mpprocedurals?
mpidealsubroutines Does nothing.
Would give you all the best subroutines, suited to completing the current level.
mpidealweapons Does nothing.
Would give you the best weapon subroutines, suited to completing the current level.
mpclearperformance Does nothing.
Resets all your Performance ratings to zero.
mpmaxperformance Does nothing.
Maxes out all Performance ratings.
mpclearmemory Does nothing.
Clears all subroutines from System Memory.
mpsubgold Does nothing.
Either upgrades a subroutine about to be downloaded, or upgrades all subroutines, to Gold status?
mpsubbeta Does nothing.
Either upgrades a subroutine about to be downloaded, or upgrades all subroutines, to Beta status?
mpsubalpha Does nothing.
Either upgrades a subroutine about to be downloaded, or upgrades all subroutines, to Alpha status?
mpclearpset Does nothing.
Clears your Permission set.
mppset Does nothing.
Gives you all Permissions.
mpgear Does nothing.
Gives you gear items (like the zipcord from NOLF) in older Lithtech games. Would give all non-weapon subroutines in ?
mpmods Does nothing.
Adds silencer and scope features to guns in older Lithtech games.
mpgimmeprim Does nothing.
Gives you a certain — or all — weapon primitives? An obsolete cheat, phased out early in development?
mpgimmeammo Does nothing.
Unknown. Same as mpammo?
mpgimmegear Does nothing.
Unknown. Same as mpgear?
mpgimmemod Does nothing.
Unknown. Same as mpmods?
mpgimmegun Does nothing.
Unknown. Same as mpguns?
mpbreachoffset Does nothing.
Allows you to change the shell casing eject position on guns in older Lithtech games.
mpobtuse Does nothing.
Unknown.
mpboot Does nothing.
Unknown. Ends current game?
mpunlockpowerups Does nothing.
Unlocks all power-ups in Light Cycle circuits.
mpunlockcycles Does nothing.
Unlocks all Cycles in Light Cycle circuits.
mpunlockgrids Does nothing.
Would allow use of all different types of Light Cycles on the various circuits?
mpexorbitantamounts Does nothing. It's already been set on in the autoexec.cfg file, under the "BigBlood" field. You can try editing the file to turn it off, and see what happens.
Increases size and effect of gibs and blood (in this case it would be de-rezzing) of an opponent in older Lithtech games.
mprosebud Spawns a tiny silver colored object on the floor. (It's actually a briefcase from NOLF. )
Because there are no driveable vehicles allowed in , except on the game grids, a useless item is spawned when this cheat function is used.
mpboyisuck Does nothing.
mpskillz Does nothing.
Supposed to increase your skill level in older Lithtech games.
mpcampos Does nothing.
mpcam Does nothing.
mppoly Does nothing.
mpfov Does nothing.
mplightadd Does nothing.
mplightscale Does nothing.
mpcamera Does nothing.
mpwmpos Does nothing.
mpwpos Does nothing.
mpteleport Does nothing.




Unlock All Light Cycles Cheat



Download the following Mod file, to make this cheat work:

all_lc_unlock.zip (Updated 12/18/03) - 1.8 MB

The new installer contains all of the instructions listed below.



  Note that when you enable the .rez portion of this Mod by using the Custom button from the Game Launcher, you cannot play Online Games unless Servers are also using Orange_LC_Unlock.rez! (Which will never happen.) You will get a blank Server List, unless it's disabled!
  Disabling the .rez portion will prevent use of the Orange Cycles in Single Player, but avoid the problem of joining Online Games. Even disabled, all other Light Cycles in Single Player will still be unlocked.


  In order for this Mod to unlock all the Cycles in the Single Player matches, including the elusive Orange, the installer program must edit your Profile in x:\YourTronDir\Profiles where x:\YourTronDir is the name of the custom directory you installed the game to, or look in the default C:\Program Files\Buena Vista Interactive\Tron 2.0\Profiles. If you didn't create a new profile and name it, then you will be using the default profile called Player.txt.

  The installer requires that you are using this default profile. But before the program begins editing your profile, it backs up the file, just in case something goes wrong.

  If you were doing the editing yourself (which is not necessary any more), you could use a simple text editor like Notepad. The profile is really just a text file. You would search for the heading [LightCycleInfo], then replace the first 37 lines with the following:






Saved Game Hex Edit Cheat (originally by hopsmarkus, added to by tronfaq aka redrain85)



  The only working method at present, to cheat and upgrade subroutines to Gold status, is to edit your saved game files.

  Although it was originally believed that only subroutines in Archive Bins located on the level you saved the game on, were the ones that could be upgraded . . . the author has discovered that your subroutines in Inventory can also be upgraded. However, this is complicated by something I will explain later.

  Before you begin editing one of your saved games, make sure you back them up! Just in case something goes wrong. Copy the entire x:\YourTronDir\Save\Player\SinglePlayer directory, where x:\YourTronDir is the directory name you installed to, in case you did a custom install. By default it would be C:\Program Files\Buena Vista Interactive\Tron 2.0\Save\Player\SinglePlayer. The instructions below assume a default install, so make changes if necessary.



  There are two types of saved games: the Regular Save that you create manually and give a file name, and the Quick Save.

  A Regular Save is created by hitting ESC and going to the System menu, then choosing Save Game. The file is located in C:\Program Files\Buena Vista Interactive\Tron 2.0\Save\Player\SinglePlayer\Slot##\Slot##.sav, where Player is the name of the profile you're using and ## represents a number from 01 to 10.
  Your Quick Save is created by hitting the F5 key. It continually replaces the same file each time you save. It's located in C:\Program Files\Buena Vista Interactive\Tron 2.0\Save\Player\SinglePlayer\Quick.sav, where Player is the name of the profile you're using.


  Once you've made copies of your save files, it's time to go about editing a saved game. We're going to work with Quick.sav, though it could just as easily be a Slot##.sav file. But first, you need a program capable of hex editing. A free hex editor you can download is frhed. After installing and running the program, open the saved game you want to edit.



To open and edit a saved game: