These are codes that can be input through the in-game PC terminal (MC's room). They grant a certain variety of stuff.

There are 2 main categories of codes:

• Items (saved in inventory)
  
• Quest items and triggers

Using an example, this is how they work: item,onani_missy,100

• item, is the base of almost all cheat codes.
  
• onani_missy, is the item (as it's called in the game files and referred to in your save file) or trigger (since some codes trigger or change factors instead of granting items).
  
• 100 this is the amount of items it'll give or times it'll do something. You can change this number to whatever you want.

These are all of the cheat codes I've found and confirmed working (so far) for the category of items, those stored in the inventory. I will be including codes and a specification for what each one grants, and they will be sorted alphabetically by their in-game name rather than by the code itself.

These items can be split into 2 categories:

• Countable
  
• Uncountable

Most inventory items have a number/counter, and up to 100 of said item can populate the same slot. Once you surpass 100 of the same item, the rest will occupy a different slot. These codes are:


Remember that you're free to change the number to whatever you want, I just defaulted it to its maximum per slot (100).

There are also items that do not have a number/counter and occupy one slot per item. These can be quest items that are only supposed to be used once and never recovered, or just different items that were designed to populate one inventory slot per unit. These codes are:


Once again, remember that you can change the number.

As mentioned before, there are also codes that grant items that are not stored in your inventory (quest items), and codes that grant nothing and only trigger or change stuff. These codes are:

Ready for more? You'll find your save file at %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Studio Ginkgo\Spooky Milk Life (its name consists of only numbers) and can open it with Notepad, then Ctrl+F to find areas of interest and get to editing. Here are some:

• "$\" is where your money's at. Anything below 2147483647 goes.
  
• "currentTime" is your time of day. 0 = morning (9 AM), 1 = evening (1 PM), 2 = afternoon (6 PM), 3 = night (10 PM).
  
• "contacts" starts the list of contacts (girls) right below, and you wanna pay attention to "love". Pretty self explanatory. Its maximum value is 10.
  
• Both "playerHPMax" and "playerHPCurrent" are pretty self explanatory. Anything below 2147483647 goes.
  
• "invenJson" starts the list of items right below. Because it lists items by their file name, and that's what you need for item,[item file name],[number] cheat codes, you might be able to find cheat codes for items that I did not include.
  
• "STR", "DEX" and "INT" are your stats, and they affect stuff like how fast the timing bar moves in massages and fights and stuff. Their maximum value is 10.

• While the normal limit of countable items you can stack on one slot is of 100, as you might imagine, the actual limit is 2147483647, though this is only achievable by editing your save file, as obtaining the items in-game (even with cheats) will always make the game cap a slot at 100.
  
• Using the method explained above, you CAN stack uncountable items on one slot. They will continue not to show a number/counter, but by using/spending the item (pizzas, for example) you can confirm it does not disappear from your inventory after one use.
  
• item,toy_bear,1 can be activated but it does not seem to do anything at all. It does not grant inventory items, does not affect quests and appears to make no changes.
  
• item,toyBox,1 can be activated but it does not seem to do anything at all. It does not grant inventory items, does not affect quests and appears to make no changes.
  
• mangomango/mangomango355 are codes that used to give money and/or items. They have not been functional for several updates.
  
• showmethmoney/showmethmoney355 are codes that used to give money and/or items. They have not been functional for several updates.
  
• Unlike other quest item codes, item,goodHooker,1 can trigger its quest even if it has already been completed. Using it will give you the Good Hooker doll and result in the game asking you to put her in the basement and going to sleep. Some features will also be locked until you do so, at which point the game will go back to normal.
  
• When editing your save file and looking for the money value, "money" does not actually register money, but rather the number you see on save files' details. Changing this number will not change your money. What you're looking for is "$\".