Silver Coloring

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How do I spawn multiple Silver Coloring at once?

Change the quantity argument, the first number after the code. For example cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 25 0 0 spawns 25 of the Silver Coloring. Stacks respect the item's maximum stack size.

How do I spawn a higher-quality Silver Coloring?

The second number is quality, where 0 is primitive and higher values roll toward ascendant. cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 100 0 attempts a top tier Silver Coloring. Quality only affects items that support tiers; on others it's ignored.

What items are related to the Silver Coloring?

See the Related section at the bottom of this page for items commonly used alongside the Silver Coloring, or open Browse Games to explore the full ARK: Survival Ascended database.

What is the Silver Coloring used for?

Silver Coloring is a dye used to tint armor, weapons, and paintable structures with a silver finish. Admins typically spawn it to quickly color-customize gear for testing, events, or faction identification on a server.

Where can I copy the Silver Coloring spawn command?

Use the copy buttons in the Spawn Commands and Blueprint Path sections near the top of this page. Each copies the full Silver Coloring command to your clipboard in one click, ready to paste into the console.

Is the Silver Coloring a DLC item or part of the base game?

The Silver Coloring is part of the base ARK: Survival Ascended game, so no DLC or map pack is required to spawn or craft it.

What's the Silver Coloring class name?

The class name for the Silver Coloring is PrimalItemDye_Silver_C. Class names end in _C and identify the item's blueprint at runtime, which makes them useful for spawn tools, mods, and RCON macros.

How do I add the Silver Coloring to a starter kit or loadout?

Include cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 0 0 in your server's kit or spawn script, and set the quantity argument to hand out multiples. Pair it with other item commands from the Codex to build a full loadout.

What is the admin command to spawn the Silver Coloring?

Open the admin console and run cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 0 0. That gives you one Silver Coloring instantly. The three numbers after the code are quantity, quality, and blueprint flag. Raise the first to spawn a stack, or set the last to 1 to receive it as a blueprint instead of a finished item. Verified against the current ARK: ASA build as of June 28, 2026.

Can I spawn the Silver Coloring over RCON or on a dedicated server?

Yes. Send the same command through RCON or your control-panel console: cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 0 0. If your tool already runs with admin context, drop the leading "cheat". It works the same on hosted, self-hosted, and RCON setups.

Is the Silver Coloring blueprint path case-sensitive?

Yes. "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/PrimalItemDye_Silver.PrimalItemDye_Silver'" must be typed exactly, including capitalization and the wrapping quotes. Copy it from this page to avoid a typo that returns an empty spawn.

How current is the Silver Coloring spawn info?

The Silver Coloring entry was last verified on GameServersCodex on June 28, 2026. We track the live ARK: ASA build, so the IDs and commands here reflect the current patch.

How do I open the console to spawn the Silver Coloring?

On PC, press Tab to open the admin console, paste the command, and press Enter. On Xbox and PlayStation, open the pause menu and use the on-screen command bar. Then drop in the Silver Coloring spawn code from this page.

Can I get the Silver Coloring without spawning it?

Yes. The Silver Coloring can also be obtained through normal ARK: Survival Ascended progression. Admins usually spawn it for speed when testing, running events, or outfitting players, which is what the commands on this page are for.

What's the difference between GFI and GiveItemNum for the Silver Coloring?

Both spawn the Silver Coloring. gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver matches the item by name and is quickest to type; GiveItemNum 363 uses the numeric ID and is precise for scripting. Same result, different lookup.

Does the Silver Coloring spawn command work in single-player and multiplayer?

Yes, the command is identical in both. Single-player has cheats enabled by default; multiplayer just requires an admin login first. The Silver Coloring then spawns the same way.

Is the Silver Coloring spawn code on GameServersCodex accurate?

Yes. The Silver Coloring's class name, GFI code, item ID, and blueprint path are reproduced exactly from the live game data and re-checked each patch, so you can copy them straight into your console.

How do I enable admin commands to spawn the Silver Coloring?

In single-player, cheats are on by default. On a dedicated or hosted server, log in as admin first with enablecheats <AdminPassword>, then run the Silver Coloring spawn command. Without admin access the console rejects it.

What is the Silver Coloring?

A dye item that applies a silver color to armor, weapons, and structures. Spawnable by item ID or GFI code.

What is the GFI code for the Silver Coloring?

The GFI code for the Silver Coloring is PrimalItemDye_Silver. GFI matches the item by its short blueprint name, so cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 0 0 is the fastest way to spawn it without typing the full blueprint path.

What is the Silver Coloring class used for in mods or spawn tools?

Spawn managers, loot-table editors, and RCON macros reference the Silver Coloring by its class PrimalItemDye_Silver_C or GFI PrimalItemDye_Silver. Both uniquely identify it in ARK: Survival Ascended.

How do I spawn the Silver Coloring as a blueprint instead of a finished item?

Set the final argument to 1: cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 0 1. The last number is the blueprint flag, where 0 gives the crafted item and 1 gives its blueprint (for craftable items; on items with no blueprint the flag is simply ignored).

What is the blueprint path for the Silver Coloring?

The full blueprint path is "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/PrimalItemDye_Silver.PrimalItemDye_Silver'". Paste it into GiveItem to spawn the exact item: cheat GiveItem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/PrimalItemDye_Silver.PrimalItemDye_Silver'" 1 0 0. Copy it exactly, because the path is case sensitive and must keep its wrapping quotes.

What do the numbers in the Silver Coloring spawn command mean?

In cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 0 0, the code identifies the Silver Coloring, then the three numbers are quantity, quality, and blueprint flag (0 = item, 1 = blueprint). So it spawns one standard Silver Coloring.

Why isn't my Silver Coloring spawn command working?

Check three things: admin access is enabled (enablecheats on servers), the code is typed exactly (PrimalItemDye_Silver), and all three trailing numbers are present. Copying cheat gfi PrimalItemDye_Silver 1 0 0 directly from this page avoids the most common mistakes.

How do I give the Silver Coloring to another player?

Look at the player and run cheat GiveItemToPlayer <PlayerID> 363 1 0 0, or stand near them and use cheat GiveItemNum 363 1 0 0 after selecting them in your admin tools. It's the quick way to hand out the Silver Coloring during events and giveaways.

What is the item ID for the Silver Coloring?

The numeric item ID for the Silver Coloring is 363. Use it with GiveItemNum, cheat GiveItemNum 363 1 0 0, to spawn by ID instead of by GFI name.

Which game is the Silver Coloring from?

The Silver Coloring is from ARK: Survival Ascended. Every ID, code, and command on this page is specific to ARK: Survival Ascended and its current live build.

What's the difference between the Silver Coloring GFI code and its blueprint path?

The GFI code PrimalItemDye_Silver is a short name for quick spawning; the blueprint path "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/PrimalItemDye_Silver.PrimalItemDye_Silver'" is the full engine reference used by GiveItem and spawn tools. Both point at the same Silver Coloring.

How do I spawn the Silver Coloring by its item ID?

Run cheat GiveItemNum 363 1 0 0 in the admin console. GiveItemNum spawns by numeric ID, which is precise for scripts and control panels. The trailing numbers are quantity, quality, and blueprint flag.