# Set Level Command

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## Creation

To create a set level command, find (or create) the *GameName/Resources/GameName/ChatCommand* folder in the project tab and right click.  Choose *Create > AnyRPG > Chat Commands > Set Level Command*.

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## Properties

| Name         | Description                                                                                      |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Fixed Level  | If true, the player level will always be set to the level specified in the *Level Number* field. |
| Level Number | If *Fixed Level* is set to true, this is the level the player will be set to.                    |

## Examples

| Command      | Effect                      |
| ------------ | --------------------------- |
| /setlevel 10 | Set the player to level 10. |
| /maxlevel    | Set the player to level 50. |


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