sims medieval cheats ctrl shift c not working

fps on or off: Displays the game's frame rate.

fullscreen on or off: fullscreen off will switch you to a windowed mode.

Hideheadlineeffects on or off: Will take the thought bubbles and plumbobs from above Sims. Turn off if you want things to obscure your view.

fadeobjects on or off: It defaults to on so you can see behind objects like trees.

The cheat will take tags off the map, like icons for buildings

shellstate cutaway, full, or hide: You can see behind buildings with this command.

For example, the windmill will move slower. Will slow down the animations in the game so do it while the game is unpaused.

slowmotionviz 0-8: Choose a number, 8 is slowest.

A pretty tame cheat but powerful for pursuing a Kingdom Ambition (cheater)

rerollquests: Re-rolls the random quest selection.

motherlode: The ultimate Medieval money cheat.

Myself, I'm very grateful they exist as I can use them to help me with the writing process! Just be warned, some of these could really suck the fun out of the game. If you want to get the more advanced cheats for RP, QP, and experience levels, you'll need to scroll down to the Testing Cheats section and make the edit I mention.

Don't bother using a money cheat on the Kingdom mode screen before a quest has begun. With in-game menus open, these usually won't work. To cheat on a Mac, press Command + Shift + C. Scroll below for instructions on enabling the debug cheats (aka TestingCheatsEnabled True) To bring up the cheat console for PC press Control + Shift + C and type the command, then press enter. I'll list everything that can be done through the console here in order of usefulness. The Sims Medieval doesn't have as many Cheats as The Sims 3, but there are still some useful ones here. The Sims Medieval Cheats - Money & Quests for PC or Mac Money, Quests, and Llama Codes for use in the Cheat Console

Sims medieval cheats ctrl shift c not working