Reference

Wherever the API takes a key that names something of the game - an item, a soul, a buff, a perk, a mesh, a preset, an animation clip, a door - the thing comes from one of these lists. They are the same for every scripting language; the API pages link into them.

The lists in the first table are generated from the installed game’s own files - the tables, the animation databases, the levels - by the same tool that writes the server’s tables export, so the ids in them are exactly the ids the server resolves. An id is a row number of a name-sorted export: stable for one export of one game build, shifted by a game patch that adds things - keep the name or the GUID in anything durable.

List	What is in it	The API that takes it
Items	every item class by category: id, name, English name, weight, price, GUID	GivePlayerItem, CreatePickup, GetItemInfo, /give, /item
Souls	every soul by archetype - horses, dogs, people, animals: id, name, GUID	CreateHorse, CreateDog, CreateActor, CreateAnimal, SetSpawnInfo’s appearance, /horse, /dog
Looks	every face, hair style and color, beard and skin a look may name, with its traits	SetPlayerLook, SetActorLook, GetLookParts
Horse looks	every coat, mane and tail the game draws on a horse - patterns, builds, its named horses’ coats, curly and braided manes and tails - and the ten ready coats with their parts	SetHorseLook, GetHorseLookParts, SetHorseCoat
Buffs	every buff by class: id, name, English name, duration, GUID	GivePlayerBuff, ClaimBuffClasses, [combat] claimed_buffs
Meshes	every static mesh of the object files by folder: id, name, path	CreateProp, /prop
Consumables	every food, drink, potion, poison and ointment with its health, alcohol, buff and regeneration	OnPlayerUseItem
Clothing presets	every outfit by gender, with its pieces and GUID	SetSpawnInfo, CreateActor, [spawn] clothing_preset
Weapon presets	every set of arms with its weapons and GUID	SetSpawnInfo, CreateActor, [spawn] weapon_preset
Stats and skills	the character’s stats and skills by name, and a horse’s stats	SetPlayerStat, SetPlayerSkill, SetHorseStat
Perks	the game’s perks by skill and stat: English name, name, level, GUID	AddPlayerPerk, RemovePlayerPerk, GetPerkName
Codex entries	every Codex entry by page: its perk GUID and name, its title’s and its page’s text keys	SetPlayerCodexEntry, SetCodexEntryHidden, SetTextOverride
Map texts	the world map’s place names, its legend’s lines and the fast travel’s questions by key, with the English text	SetTextOverride, LoadTextOverrides
Animations	every clip of the male animation set by fragment family	SetActorAnim
Particle effects	every particle effect by library	SpawnEffect
Audio triggers	every sound trigger by set	PlaySound
Decal materials	every decal material	SpawnDecal
Levels, doors and containers	the three levels and every door and stash placed in each, with the key and the position	SetDoorState, GetContainerItems, [server] level
Voice lines	the game’s spoken lines, barks, conversations and voices an NPC actor says them in	PlayActorVoice, PlayActorBark, PlayActorConversation, SetActorVoice
Activities	what the game’s people do at benches, beds and work spots, and the pair animations	SetActorUse, SetActorUseAt, PlayActorPairAnim
Herbs and mushrooms	every kind a player can pick from the ground: the item, what a pick gives, how long it takes to grow back, its meshes	SetHerbRegrowTime, SetHerbsEnabled, CreateHerb
Recipes	every alchemy and blacksmithing recipe: the key, the name, the document that teaches it, what it makes	GivePlayerRecipe, SetPlayerRecipes, OnPlayerLearnRecipe
Map icons	the world map’s icon types, and every level’s own shop and service icons with their ids and places	CreateMapIcon, HideLevelMapIcons

Three pages follow the server’s code rather than the game’s files:

Page
Weather	the presets and the level sky profiles they stand for - SetWeather, /weather
Chat commands	the commands the server answers in every game mode, and who may use each
Lanterns	the two lanterns KCD:MP adds to the game, carried like the torch - GivePlayerItem, SetActorTorch

The lists are the server’s own export of the game: Exporting the game’s tables makes the same file for your server, so the ids here are the ids it resolves. Every key of server.toml is on Server configuration.