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Deep Dish Dungeon Cheats and Trainers
Deep Dish Toolbox is a third-party PC mod with a cheat menu, including god mode, stamina and item spawning. Its creator documents host-controlled co-op permissions but says joined-player use was not tested. An official cheat-code or console-command list was not identified in the official sources checked.
What the Toolbox menu can do
The author describes a menu opened with F1, L3 + R3 on a gamepad, or the added TOOLBOX button. It includes player options, item and enemy spawning, teleport destinations and other convenience settings.
| Area | Examples | Important limit |
|---|---|---|
| Player | God mode, infinite stamina, damage and movement controls | A joined player needs the host’s permission in the mod |
| Items and world | Spawn items or enemies; unlock recipes | The host carries out shared-world actions |
| Shared settings | Enemy health, stack size and cooking speed | Host-only settings according to the creator |
| Game speed | Change the speed of the game | Single-player only; the author says it switches off when others are present |
Before trying it
Toolbox version 1.1.3 was last updated October 15, 2026. Its author lists a game-specific BepInEx pack as a requirement; compare its changelog with the game version you have before installing. Compatibility with later patches is not established by the mod’s upload date.
The author says this pack is built around the Windows game and that Mac is unsupported or untested. The pack’s own page also says its Proton route was not yet tested. This is not an Xbox console installation guide.
- Back up your saves. Some Toolbox changes, including spawned items, extra slots and unlocked recipes, are saved into the world.
- On Steam, open Manage > Browse local files for the game. Follow the author’s pack instructions, then launch the game once.
- Extract the Toolbox archive into the game folder, merging the BepInEx folder, and start the game.
- Open the menu with F1 or the TOOLBOX button. Refer to the author’s page for current controls and uninstall instructions.
Co-op permissions and limitations
Everyone who wants a Toolbox menu needs the mod. The author says a joining player’s options are off until a host running Toolbox grants the corresponding permissions in its Multiplayer tab; if the host does not run it, joined players receive no cheats.
The author tested as host or in single-player and explicitly says joined-player use still needed testing. Agree on changes with the group, and do not treat a mod feature list as proof that it works on every platform or patch.
Are there official cheat commands?
The official FAQ, store listing and patch notes checked do not provide an official cheat-code list or a documented public command procedure. Toolbox mentions a game console as one of its own menu features; that is not an official list of commands or evidence of an officially supported trainer.