Grounded 2 – The Complete Guide to Trainers, Console Commands, and Mods

About This Mod

Introduction
Grounded 2 is the sequel to the beloved survival game where players are shrunk to the size of an ant and must navigate the perilous wilderness of a backyard. The game’s modification ecosystem is rich, offering everything from feature-packed standalone trainers and powerful Cheat Engine tables to robust modding frameworks and an in-game console. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the available tools, from basic survival cheats to advanced modding capabilities, with detailed installation and usage instructions.

Standalone Trainers
Standalone trainers offer the most user-friendly way to modify the game, providing pre-configured options that can be toggled on and off with a click or a hotkey.

FLiNG Trainer (+38) for v31.05.2026
One of the most comprehensive trainers available is the FLiNG +38 trainer. It provides extensive control over the game's systems, making it a powerful tool for any player.

Key Features:

Combat and Survival: God Mode/Ignore Hits, Infinite Health, Infinite Stamina, Perfect Block, No Fall Damage, Infinite Jumps.

Resources: Edit Raw Science, Milk Molar, Mega Milk Molar, and Item Amount.

Crafting and Building: No Crafting & Upgrade Requirements, No Building Requirements.

Utility: Set Movement Speed, Set Game Speed, Freeze Daytime, Save/Teleport Locations.

Stats: Edit Max Health, Max Stamina, Max Carry Capacity.

Installation Instructions:
Download the trainer archive from a trusted source and extract its contents using 7-Zip or WinRAR. Run the trainer executable and then launch the game. The trainer will automatically detect the game process, allowing you to use the designated hotkeys to activate its functions.

WeMod Trainer (34 Cheats)
The WeMod platform offers a powerful trainer that auto-updates with new game patches, ensuring compatibility. It features an intuitive interface that allows you to enable or disable cheats with a single click.

Key Features:

Combat and Survival: Unlimited HP, One-Hit Kills, Unlimited Stamina, No Hunger, No Thirst, Invisibility, No Fall Damage, Unlimited Jumps.

Resources: Raw Science Gain Multiplier, EDIT Raw Science, EDIT Milk Molar, EDIT Mega Milk Molar.

Inventory: Unlimited Items, Set Max Stack Size to 99, Unlimited Durability.

Building: Easy Crafting, Instant Build, Build Anywhere.

Utility: Unlock All Recipes, Unlimited Perks, Walk Speed Multiplier.

Usage Instructions:
Launch Grounded 2 first. Once you are at the main menu or in-game, click the "Play" button in WeMod to load the mods. If you encounter crashes, particularly when blocking, ensure you are using the latest version of the trainer, as updates often address such bugs. The trainer is compatible with both Steam and Xbox (Game Pass) versions of the game.

Cheat Engine Table
For players who prefer a more granular approach, a dedicated Cheat Engine table provides fine-tuned control over specific game mechanics.

Key Features:

Combat: AttackDurabilityModifier, Multi Hit Attack, Always Perfect Block.

Survival: Infinite Stamina, Disable Current Food/Water Decrease, Disable Chill.

Utility: Enable Fly Mode, No Item Use Cooldown, Unlimited Raw Science, Infinite Item Durability, Multiply Brain Power.

Installation Instructions:

Download and install Cheat Engine.

Download the Grounded 2 table file (.CT) from a community repository.

Launch Grounded 2.

Open Cheat Engine, click "Load," and select the downloaded .CT file.

Click "Select a process to open" and choose the game's executable.

Activate the desired options by checking the corresponding boxes.

Mods and Modding Frameworks
The modding community for Grounded 2 is active, offering a range of creative and visual modifications.

Visual and Gameplay Mods
One of the most popular early mods is "Riddikulus," which replaces the game's feared cockroaches with party-hat-wearing clowns to reduce player anxiety.

Installation Instructions for Visual Mods:
Download the mod files from a trusted source like Nexus Mods. Navigate to your game installation directory (Steam/steamapps/common/Grounded 2/Augusta/Content/Paks) and drop the mod files into the Paks folder.

UE4SS Modding Framework
For more ambitious modders, the UE4SS (Unreal Engine 4/5 Scripting System) framework unlocks deep customization capabilities. This mod is designed to be the ultimate weapon for mod creators, allowing them to directly call UE4/5 native functions, perform real-time memory reads/writes, and use DLL injection for native performance.

Installation Instructions:
Navigate to the game's binaries folder (Grounded2/Augusta/Binaries/WinGRTS) and place the dwmapi.dll and UE4SS folder/files there. The framework will enable advanced modding features like a hot-reload system and exception capture.

Debug Tools and CLI
For mod developers and technical users, an advanced debug tool is available that provides comprehensive control through a Command Line Interface (CLI).

Key CLI Commands:

Help – Displays all available commands.

C_CullItemInstance / C_CullItemType – Culls specific items or all items of a type from the game world.

F_ClassDump / F_EntryDump – Finds all classes or data table entries containing a given string.

I_SpawnItem – Spawns a selected item into a selected player's inventory.

S_SummonClass – Summons a selected class into the game.

S_BuildAll – Finishes all building blueprints instantly.

OPT_ToggleAutoCompleteBuildings – Toggles auto-completion of building placements.

OPT_SetPlayerDamageMultiplier – Sets the player's damage output multiplier.

Usage:
This debug console can be used to execute powerful commands, including a chat-based item spawner (/spawnitem <item_name> [quantity]). The tool also includes hotkeys for common functions, making it a versatile utility for testing and customization. It is compatible with multiplayer, though spawning items into another player's inventory is not supported.

The Debug Console and Cheat Limitations
The game also features a debug console for cheats, though its functionality is more limited than dedicated trainers.

Enabling the Console:
In Steam, right-click the game, go to Properties, and add -console -dev to the launch options. You can then open the console in-game by pressing the ~ key.

Key Commands:

GodMode – Prevents all damage.

AddResources [material] [number] – Adds a specified amount of a resource.

Spawn [creature] – Spawns a creature near you.

KillAll – Kills all enemies nearby.

Important Limitations:
Console commands have significant restrictions in multiplayer. Most commands that alter gameplay, such as spawning items or teleporting, are disabled for all players. The host may have partial access to admin tools, but even this is not always guaranteed. For full access to cheats, using the WeMod or FLiNG trainer in a single-player session is recommended.

Compatibility and Performance
Platform: Windows PC (Steam and Xbox Game Pass for PC versions are supported by major trainers).

Game Version: Trainers and mods are often version-specific. Using a trainer designed for an old patch after an update may cause crashes. Platforms like WeMod provide auto-updating features to maintain compatibility.

Performance Impact: The performance impact of trainers and mods is typically minimal. However, some users have reported crashes when using specific trainer functions like the Damage Modifier during combat. Developers often address these bugs in subsequent updates, so keeping your trainer up to date is crucial.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will using a trainer get me banned in Grounded 2?
A: Grounded 2 is primarily a single-player and cooperative game. While there is no official anti-cheat system, using trainers in public lobbies may negatively impact other players' experiences and is generally discouraged. Trainers are safe for single-player and private sessions.

Q: Why doesn't my trainer work after a game update?
A: Game updates change the executable's memory structure. Trainers like FLiNG's are often version-specific. The WeMod trainer auto-updates to resolve these issues, but it's always best to check for an updated trainer if you encounter problems.

Q: Can I use these cheats in multiplayer?
A: Most trainers and cheats work in multiplayer, but their effects are often client-side. The host may have more administrative control, but for a fair experience, it's best to use them only in private or single-player sessions. The in-game console is generally restricted for guests.

Q: What is the difference between the FLiNG Trainer and the WeMod Trainer?
A: The FLiNG trainer is a standalone executable with a specific set of 38 functions. WeMod is a platform that provides a trainer with 34 cheats and offers auto-updating, a more user-friendly interface, and support for both Steam and Xbox versions. Both are excellent options, with FLiNG offering more granular resource editing and WeMod offering a more seamless, always-updated experience.

Conclusion
Grounded 2 offers a wide range of modification tools to suit every type of player. The FLiNG trainer provides a massive 38-function standalone suite for power users, while the WeMod platform offers a more streamlined, always-updated experience with 34 cheats. For those who prefer surgical precision, a dedicated Cheat Engine table offers fine-grained control over survival and combat mechanics. The modding community is already active, adding new content and visual changes, with the UE4SS framework providing a path for deeper engine-level modifications.

All approaches share common considerations: ensure compatibility with the current game version to avoid crashes, and use these tools responsibly, preferably in single-player or private sessions to preserve the gameplay experience for others. For the safest and most stable experience, the WeMod trainer's auto-updating feature is recommended, while the FLiNG trainer offers the most extensive feature set for advanced players.

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Compatible Platform

Works on PC. Check system requirements before downloading.

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