The classic Blam console, at the Unreal console

Added

• MJOLNIRBlamConsole — the simulation DLL still carries the classic Blam console, the HS compiler and the whole engine function table, but nothing fed it text: every Blam command at the Unreal console was "Command not recognized". Now ai_enabled, player_teleport player0 ..., fade_out 0 0 0 30 or blam (unit_get_health (player0)) run through the engine's own compile-and-evaluate on the simulation thread, and the result value, or the compiler's error message, comes back on the UE4SS console. help <prefix> lists names with signatures. blam_status reports whether the native half installed.
• The native half, mjolnir_blam_console.dll, is built from native/blam_console by the release workflow with a reproducible link and ships inside the mod's zip, so the manifest's hash covers it. It checks the simulation DLL's PE timestamp before installing and refuses, with a message, after a game update.

Known limits

• The release build compiled out 425 of the 1,695 functions, every cheat_* among them, and 217 of the 260 engine globals have no storage. help marks both and the mod says so before running one. The scripting API proper — object_create, ai_place, unit_get_health, the fades — is live.
• Answers print on the UE4SS console and log, not the Unreal console: they arrive a simulation tick after Unreal has discarded the command's output device.
• Parenthesised expressions need the blam prefix; bare names do not.