If you use devcommands to cheat in Valheim but want your achievements anyway, you can get them by using the new devcommand 'yesiuseddevcommandsbutiwantmyachievementsanyway'
Valheim 1.0 has its first batch of patches, including one for cheaters.
Valheim has officially entered its 1.0 release, bringing a host of new content including a final biome, a new boss, additional weapons, armor, monsters, and over 50 achievements. However, players who utilized cheats via the command console to unlock these achievements were unable to do so. Now, that limitation has been lifted for Steam users with the release of two patches.
The updates include a function that allows players to opt-in for achievements even if they've previously used devcommands or mods. This new devcommand, "yesiuseddevcommandsbutiwantmyachievementsanyway," provides a way for players to still earn their achievements, though developer Iron Gate advises players to use their discretion. This command is currently available for Steam users only.
In addition to this feature, other fixes and improvements have been made. Deep North armor can now be repaired, players can no longer punch snow to remove it, and the narrow timberwood drawbridges have been adjusted to accommodate carts. The dual patch notes also mention various sound effect updates and fixes for crashes and banlist issues.
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