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 [[Image:TheDayIsMine_crate.png|frame|Developer Mode's cheat code on [[Easter_eggs#Old_Man_Murray|a special crate]] in Syndicate Warehouse.]]
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-Developer Mode is a bundle of features created by [[Bungie West]] to help them develop [[Oni]]: a console line for entering scripting commands, manual camera controls, and various debugging features. It is traditionally enabled by the [[Cheats|cheat code]] '''thedayismine''' (see "Unlocking it" below before trying the code).
+Developer Mode is a bundle of features created by [[Bungie West]] to help them develop [[Oni]]: a console line for entering scripting commands, manual camera controls, and various debugging features. It was traditionally activated with the [[Cheats|cheat code]] '''thedayismine''', but see "Unlocking it" and "Activating it" below before trying the code.
-Despite being hinted at by a crate texture (right) and leaked as part of a list of cheat codes during beta testing, this cheat code did not work upon Oni's release, and it was long believed that Developer Mode had been cut from retail versions of Oni. However, Dev Mode is actually present in ''all'' available versions of Oni. It just needed to be unlocked, as the community learned [[History_of_Oni_modding/The_tale_of_Dev_Mode|back in 2006]].
+Despite being hinted at by a crate texture (right) and appearing on a leaked list of cheat codes during beta testing, this cheat code did not work upon Oni's release, and it was long believed that Developer Mode had been cut from retail versions of Oni. However, Dev Mode is actually present in ''all'' available versions of Oni. It just needed to be unlocked, as the community learned [[History_of_Oni_modding/The_tale_of_Dev_Mode|back in 2006]].
 Below you will find download links, unlocking instructions, and finally an overview of the Developer Mode's features. For Dev Mode features lurking in the PS2 version of Oni, first discovered in 2017, see [[Oni (PlayStation 2)]].
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 ===Enter the cheat code===
-Enter the Pause screen (default key F1) and look for a confirmation message after typing the Developer Mode cheat ('''thedayismine''', or '''killmequick''' if you followed the DIY tutorial, or just '''x''' when the Daodan DLL and or Mac Intel build is being used).
+Enter the Pause screen (default key F1) and look for a confirmation message after typing the Developer Mode cheat '''thedayismine''' (or '''killmequick''' if you followed the DIY tutorial above). You can also just type '''x''' when the Daodan DLL or Mac Intel build is being used.
 ==Using the console==
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 The easiest way to check whether that output works at all is to press '''F8''': the character class change is acknowledged with a console message.
-If you don't see anything, that means console output is unfortunately disabled in your version of Oni. If you're using the Windows version of Oni and you applied Ian's patch (the old WinXP patch, no longer offered because it is superseded by the Daodan DLL), that may be what disabled console output. In Windows demo Oni, both console output and console input are invisible (i.e. you can enter script commands, but you're "blindfolded").
+If you don't see anything, that means console output is broken in your version of Oni. If you're using the Windows version of Oni and you applied Ian's patch (the old WinXP patch, no longer offered because it is superseded by the Daodan DLL), that may be what disabled console output. In Windows demo Oni, both console output and console input are invisible (i.e. you can enter script commands, but you're "blindfolded").
 ==Features==