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CET Mac v1.0.0 (Cyberpunk 2077 2.3.1)

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@ysrdevs ysrdevs released this 18 Jun 21:43
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CET Mac v1.0.0

An in-game cheat/mod console for Cyberpunk 2077 on macOS (Apple Silicon). The kind of thing
Cyber Engine Tweaks does on Windows, on a platform where CET doesn't exist. Press a key in-game,
a console appears, and you type commands. CET item codes from the internet paste in and work as-is.

CET Mac launcher

Install (no Terminal needed)

  1. Download CET-Mac.dmg (or CET-Mac.zip) below.
  2. Open it and run CET Mac.
  3. Click Install, then Play.
  4. In-game, press the backtick/tilde key (`) or F1 to open the console. Type help.

The app finds your game, installs the files, and launches it. Steam Cloud saves keep working,
and the game exits cleanly.

Requirements

  • macOS on Apple Silicon (arm64).
  • Cyberpunk 2077 v2.3.1, Steam. GOG support is in progress (not supported yet; engine offsets differ).

What you can do

  • Items: give Items.X <qty>, removeitem, money, plus CET-style Game.AddToInventory("Items.X", n).
  • Character: perks, attrs, relic, level, heal.
  • World: teleport with position bookmarks, setfact.
  • Power tools: a generic call <Class> <Method> bridge to any observed RTTI method.
  • Console quality of life: command history (up/down) and clipboard (Cmd+V/C/X/A).

Full command list: docs/COMMANDS.md.

Known limits

  • godmode registers with the engine but on 2.3.1 still takes hit damage (it prevents death, not damage).
  • Teleport is blocked by the game during active combat. Bookmarks reset each launch.
  • Quest-gated items (for example Items.mq007_skippy) need the relevant quest active to appear.
  • Not yet implemented: vehicle summon, equip-to-slot, NPC/vehicle spawning. Contributions welcome.

Safety

Single-player and personal use only, on your own legally-owned copy. Modding can corrupt saves,
so back them up. Not affiliated with CD PROJEKT RED.

For developers

Source, build instructions, and a full reverse-engineering write-up are in the repo
(TECHNICAL.md).

Credits

Built on Dear ImGui, Frida, and the RED4ext macOS port. MIT licensed. If it saved you some hassle,
you can support development on Ko-fi.