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This guide neatly lists ALL of the major console commands for Skyrim. There is a more extensive list of all known commands at Skyrim:Console[www.uesp.net] (click Show under All Known Commands), though those are for vary specific uses.
Not having a proper understanding of these codes and exactly how they work may damage your game if they are incorrectly implemented or misused. If you come across a bug, I would highly suggest checking the “Bugs” section of the quest or person’s wiki page ( UESP Wiki[www.uesp.net] / TES Wiki [elderscrolls.wikia.com]) for suggestions on what codes are appropriate. Always create a New Save before attempting to make changes to the game, as long-term mistakes or consequences may not become noticeable for some time.
Codes are typed in the bottom left corner and a list of previous commands appears along the left side of the screen. Pressing Enter executes the command. Case is not important. The arrow keys can be used to select recently used commands, which is useful if you need to do the same one several times. These lists and selections are maintained if the window is closed and reopened, even if you go back to a past save.
Some commands require a target, such as if you want to reset or move a particular NPC or item. If they are in sight, then you can use the mouse to select the person or object. As a general tip, you should try to be as close to the subject as possible, as the game often selects other surrounding objects or NPCs instead. Alternativly, you can also use the command prid. This is done by typing
Either way, its reference ID should appear at the top of the window. Another way without using prid is to prefix the command with a RefID, such as in a2cadditem f to give Lydia gold. See People [www.uesp.net]for reference IDs for all named NPCs.
To apply the command to the Player, add the prefix: "player." EX: player.additem f to add gold to your inventory.
*(The extra info in this image is the result of a
mod. I unfortunately do not remember which one.)
An easy way to get the correct IDs and references for items, NPCs, locations, ect. in-game is to use the help command: help <keyword>. For Example typing help daedric will display a list of IDs of all items, spells, game settings, etc. which have the word "daedric" in them. Use the (Page Up) and (Page Down) keys to scroll through the list. If the term you want to search is more than one word, then use quotation marks, such as help "elven sword"
Links to find various Item IDs: Skyrim:Items[www.uesp.net]
Links to find various Named NPC IDs: Skyrim:People[www.uesp.net]
Links to find various Creature IDs: Skyrim:Creatures[www.uesp.net]
Links to find various Quest IDs: Skyrim:Quests[www.uesp.net]
Links to find Perk, Spell, and other similar ID codes grouped by skill
NOTE: I have not personally tested many of these commands, so I may not be very helpful if you have any questions. This guide is based off of Skyrim:Console[www.uesp.net], from The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages. I highly suggest checking there for specific questions.
Not having a proper understanding of these codes and exactly how they work may damage your game if they are incorrectly implemented or misused. If you come across a bug, I would highly suggest checking the “Bugs” section of the quest or person’s wiki page ( UESP Wiki[www.uesp.net] / TES Wiki [elderscrolls.wikia.com]) for suggestions on what codes are appropriate. Always create a New Save before attempting to make changes to the game, as long-term mistakes or consequences may not become noticeable for some time.
Opening and Using the Console Command Window
The console command window is opened by pressing the tilde key (~) in the upper left corner of the keyboard, under escape (Esc). The window is closed by pressing ~ again. Codes are typed in the bottom left corner and a list of previous commands appears along the left side of the screen. Pressing Enter executes the command. Case is not important. The arrow keys can be used to select recently used commands, which is useful if you need to do the same one several times. These lists and selections are maintained if the window is closed and reopened, even if you go back to a past save.
Some commands require a target, such as if you want to reset or move a particular NPC or item. If they are in sight, then you can use the mouse to select the person or object. As a general tip, you should try to be as close to the subject as possible, as the game often selects other surrounding objects or NPCs instead. Alternativly, you can also use the command prid. This is done by typing
prid <Reference ID>
Each NPC in the game has its own unique reference ID which is used in targeting. Case is not important, and leading zeros can be ignored. An Example that selects Lydia (A2C94): Either way, its reference ID should appear at the top of the window. Another way without using prid is to prefix the command with a RefID, such as in a2cadditem f to give Lydia gold. See People [www.uesp.net]for reference IDs for all named NPCs. To apply the command to the Player, add the prefix: "player." EX: player.additem f to add gold to your inventory.
*(The extra info in this image is the result of a
mod. I unfortunately do not remember which one.)
An easy way to get the correct IDs and references for items, NPCs, locations, ect. in-game is to use the help command: help <keyword>. For Example typing help daedric will display a list of IDs of all items, spells, game settings, etc. which have the word "daedric" in them. Use the (Page Up) and (Page Down) keys to scroll through the list. If the term you want to search is more than one word, then use quotation marks, such as help "elven sword"Links to find various Item IDs: Skyrim:Items[www.uesp.net]
Links to find various Named NPC IDs: Skyrim:People[www.uesp.net]
Links to find various Creature IDs: Skyrim:Creatures[www.uesp.net]
Links to find various Quest IDs: Skyrim:Quests[www.uesp.net]
Links to find Perk, Spell, and other similar ID codes grouped by skill
NOTE: I have not personally tested many of these commands, so I may not be very helpful if you have any questions. This guide is based off of Skyrim:Console[www.uesp.net], from The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages. I highly suggest checking there for specific questions.
This is a quick reference list of some of the most commonly used commands. PLEASE SEE THE OTHER SECTIONS for more detailed information on how they are used.
Target an object or actor using its reference FormID. All targeted commands will use this object as the target.
Returns the IDs of all items, spells, game settings, etc. which have the entered text in their name.
Toggle collision (noclip)
Don't render selected target
Kills all actors loaded in currently rendered cell.
additem <ItemID> <#>
Add an item to the selected inventory. EX: player.additem f to add gold to your inventory.
Display the base IDs of every item in a character's inventory. Use the Page Up and Page Down keys to scroll through the list.
EX: Move object or NPC to the Player: Target object or NPC. Then, type moveto player
placeatme <actor/object ID>
Spawns objects and actors. EX: player.placeatme fea9b spawns a dragon.
Opens the character creation menu
Save current game as <save name>
Will automatically write over existing files named <save name>
Save current game as <save name> and output a .txt file with game information
Will create a file <save name>.ess.txt and open a texteditor upon it. This textfile contains a lot of dumped data and takes a while to write out during which, the game will be unresponsive.
Load a game from a previous named save
EX: load autosave1 will load last autosave. If the name contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double-quotes, EX: load "My Skyrim Save"
Quits Skyrim to desktop immediately without further prompting.
Search Quests[www.uesp.net] for questID codes and stage numbers
completequest <questID>
Complete the quest instantly
Note that it often only makes the quest in the Journal complete. The related NPCs may not recognize that you have completed a quest/task.
drop <ItemID> <#>
Force drop items from inventory
Force drop items from a character's inventory, including quest items. Using player.showinventory will display a list of itemID codes from your inventory. EX: player.drop f 4 to drop 4 Glenmoril Witch Heads.
Show the current active quest stage.
Shows the current stage that the quest is at based on the quest's stage numbering.
Using this code will instantly teleport you to the target (i.e., the marker on the map) of the quest.
setstage <questID> <stage #>
Set the current stage of the given quest
he setstage command is useful for advancing broken quests, finishing quests instantly, or for skipping ahead to a certain point in a quest.
Display stages of a quest
Lists all stages of that quest and shows if a stage is achieved.
Complete all quest stages
Finishes every quest in the game, not just the ones you've started, essentially completing the game. Not recommended as it may crash your game.
resetquest <questID>
This command will reset a quest. This command will set all stages of the quest to 0
Begins every quest in the game and adds them all to your journal. Not recommended as it may crash your game.
Itemizes quest objectives and their states
Shows a list of active and completed quest objectives for currently active quests
List quest IDs and targets
List all active quest IDs and their targets. Useful for finding the "questID" parameter for targeted quest commands such as "movetoqt <QuestID>"
Toggle commands only have an on/off state, and can be turned back off by re-entering them.
Note: Make sure you don't have anything targeted while entering toggle commands, or they may not work.
Note: Make sure you don't have anything targeted while entering toggle commands, or they may not work.
Toggles a 3rd person camera mode that allows you to rotate and zoom the camera without changing the direction the player model is facing.
Gives all spells, shouts, and beast forms. Dragon souls still needed to unlock shouts. MAY crash the game.
Shows 1st person model in 3rd person
Shows the 1st person model in 3rd person view.
Changes the speed of the free-flying camera (see tfc)
Default speed is 10, so typing sucsm 40 would make the camera move x4 as fast
It can be used to turn off/on the AI of a selected NPC, or if none is targeted all AI will be globally turned off/on
If used when a NPC is selected, will transfer your control to this NPC, but any command input will also be passed to the player unless player.tc is used to remove control.
Toggle collision (noclip)
Turns off/on collision which allows you to walk in any direction through walls, landscape, or any other physical object. (noclip)
Turns off/on AI detection which stops NPCs from reacting to you even if under attack
Toggle end-of-Frame image space
Turns off/on various visual effects including blur and contrast adjustment
Allows the camera to move without moving the player model. Typing tfc 1 will also freeze the environment
Toggles display of unexplored areas on the local map, such as in a dungeon. Has no effect on the world map.
No damage taken, no magicka or stamina used, no carrying capacity, unlimited arrows. You can only use this on yourself.
the game plays normally, except you do not die if your health reaches 0.
Greatly reduces draw distance
Hides the HUD, but will also hide the console command window. The console can still be used, but will not be visible.
Changes the visibility of all map markers. The 1st number tells whether to show all makers (1) or hide all (0). The 2nd number tells if the newly visible ones will be discovered (1) or not (0). The 3rd number tells if you want to add all (1) or just the currently hidden ones. Example to show all but no fast travel: tmm 1,0,1
Toggle script progression
Toggle script progression globally
Toggles wireframe in red or opaque.
Toggles display of water (Does not change underwater view).
* Nearly all of these commands can be applied to the player by adding the prefix: "player."
EX: player.additem f to add gold
EX: player.additem f to add gold
addfac <FactionID> <#>
Adds the selected NPC to a faction. May cause buggy AI behavior. The number tells the faction rank. 0 adds to faction at the lowest level, while -1 will remove a rank level. See Factions[www.uesp.net] for factionID codes.
additem <ItemID> <#>
Add an item to the targeted inventory
Add an item to the selected inventory. EX: additem A5 5 Adds 5 leeks to target. Or player.additem f to add gold to your inventory.
Give target the perk. See top section for perk ID codes
Works with powers, abilities, blessings, and diseases, but not shouts. EX: addspell c48 will add the Beast Form power. See Spells[www.uesp.net] for spell ID codes
Force a Level Up (Does not add ability to pick a new perk)
advskill <skill> <#>
Advance the specified skill
Adds <#> experience points to skill. EX: player.advskill destruction 1 will only add 1 experience to the skill. See Actor Value Indices[www.uesp.net] for values recognized by advskill.
completequest <questID>
Complete the quest instantly
Note that it often only makes the quest in the Journal complete. The related NPCs may not recognize that you have completed a quest/task. Search Quests[www.uesp.net] for questID codes.
damageactorvalue <attribute> <#>
Damage attribute by <#> amount
EX: player.damageactorvalue health 80 will remove 80 points of your health. See Actor Value Indices[www.uesp.net] for attribute names.
Don't render selected target
This will make the target disappear from the game, but will not work on the player. This is sometimes useful for resetting bugged NPCs when used with the enable command.
Dispel all temporary spell effects on target
Dispel all temporary spell effects on target such as blessings or diseases, but not beat / vampire forms
drop <ItemID> <#>
Force drop items from inventory
Force drop items from a character's inventory, including quest items. Using player.showinventory will display a list of itemID codes from your inventory. EX: player.drop f 4 to drop 4 Glenmoril Witch Heads.
duplicateallitems <container/NPC refID>
Duplicate all items in one targeted inventory and puts copies in another
Selecting a container or NPC and then entering the reference ID of another container or NPC will copy all of the items in the selected's inventory and put the copies in the second's. EX: a2cduplicateallitems 89c79 will copy items from Lydia's inventory (a2c94) and place the duplicates into the container (89c79).
Undoes disable, making the object, its collision and AI appear in the world again.
equipitem <Item ID> <#> <left/right>
Equip selected NPC with Item
Forces the target to equip <ItemID>, if it is in their inventory. Adding a '1' make some items unremovable, while '0' keeps them removable as normal. <left/right> will equip the weapon in the left or right hand.
forceAV <attribute> <#>
Modifies the attribute value
Modifies the attribute value by registering a permanent modifier (positive or negative) of the amount required to force the attribute to the stated value. See Actor Value Indices[www.uesp.net] for attributes.
getAVinfo <attribute>
Get value information of target's attribute
Shows the level of the targeted character or creature.
GetLocationCleared <locationID>
Check an area's clear code.
Shows whether targeted location is cleared or not. (0 = not cleared, 1 = cleared) Check Skyrim LCTN Records[cs.uesp.net] for
locationID codes
locationID codes
getrelationshiprank <target>
Get the relationship rank of two actors.
Should range from -3 to +4.
Show the current active quest stage.
Shows the current stage that the quest is at based on the quest's stage numbering.
Check if the selected actor has a perk
EX: hasperk 3af84 would return "Perk Rank >> 1" if the selected actor has taken the first level of the Two-handed Skull Crusher perk. See top section for links to perk ID codes
incpcs <skill name>
Increase skill to the next level
Will only stumble essential NPCs. Optional: type kill <actorID> to make the kill be associated with referenced actor, causing other NPCs to attack them.
Values for <#>: Apprentice / Adept / Expert / Master / +: Requires Key.
Deletes the targeted object the next time the area (cell) it resides in is reloaded. There is NO way to restore deleted objects.
modAV <attribute> <#>
Modify value of attribute by <#>
ModAV modifies the attribute value by registering a permanent modifier (positive or negative) of the value stated. See Actor Value Indices[www.uesp.net]
* Nearly all of these commands can be applied to the player by adding the prefix: "player."
Move a character to specified actor and vice versa
EX 1: Move Player to object or NPC: player.moveto BFA2 Using this code will instantly teleport you to Hadvar's position. You must use RefID
EX 2: Move object or NPC to the Player: Target object or NPC. Then, type moveto player
EX 2: Move object or NPC to the Player: Target object or NPC. Then, type moveto player
See Quests [www.uesp.net]for the questID codes.
Open a character's inventory
Opens selected NPC's inventory to allow the player to add/remove items as if it were any other container.
paycrimegold <0/1> <0/1> <factionID>
Pay the bounty for the faction (the gold will be removed from your inventory). The first choice refers to being sent to jail: 1 = go to jail, 0 = you don't. The second choice refers to keeping your stolen items: 1 = lose stolen items, 0 = you don't. See Factions[www.uesp.net] for factionID codes. Look for crime fraction IDs for: Falkreath, Eastmarch, Haafingar, Hjaalmarch, The Pale, The Reach, The Rift, Whiterun, Winterhold, Raven Rock (Solstheim).
placeatme <actor/object ID>
Spawn specified actor or object at current position
EX: player.placeatme fea9b spawns a dragon. Not recommended for named NPCs as it can result in duplicates. This code uses the Object (base) ID and not specific reference ID as it is creating a new instance of that object/actor in the world. See top section to find ID codes
Play an animation (idle) on the specified actor.
pushactoraway <actor ID> <#>
Push an actor away in a random direction.
EX: pushactoraway 14 Will push or launch your character in a random direction. If you enter negative amount it will pull the selected actor to your character position. EX: pushactoraway A6B8
Revive/Reset targeted NPC or object
Can be used to reset an NPCs reference/revive dead NPCs. When used on containers, it acts like resetinventory. When used on objects, it will reset them to their original positions and states.
Remove all items from an inventory
Add a <actor / container ID> to move the items to that inventory.
removeitem <item ID> <#>
Remove the specified amount of an item from an inventory
EX: player.removeitem A5 5 will remove five leeks from your inventory.
removeperk <perkID>
Remove the specified perk from a character's skills
To remove perks, you will need to backtrack through the entire perk tree. Meaning, start from the top and work your way down. In perks with ranks, you will need to remove rank 5/5, then 4/5, etc. It will not refund the perk points. EX: player.removeperk babe8 will remove Barbarian rank 1/5. See top section for links to perk ID codes
removespell <spellID>
Removes a specific spell, power, ability, blessing, or disease, but not shouts
EX: player.removespell c48 will remove the "Beast Form" power
Can be used to calm down a non-enemy NPC if you attack them.
Restore a character to full health
EX: player.resethealth Restores your health to %
Reset a container or a character's inventory.
Resets a character's inventory to its default. Containers with randomized loot may spawn a new random inventory
RestoreActorValue <attribute> <#>
Restore the value of attribute by <#> amount
EX: player.restoreactorvalue health Will give points of health
Will resurrect a dead NPC, but the game (dialog with other NPCs and quest objectives) may still refer to them as dead. Normally, the dead body will disappear and the actor will respawn, standing in the same place, but typing resurrect 1 will have them get back up. This can be used on the Player after death, but often causes more problems than it solves.
setactoralpha <0 - >
Change the selected actor's alpha/opacity
Useful for repairing unwanted graphic glitches after adding and removing certain permanent spell effects.
setav <attribute> <#>
Sets the level value of the attribute to the stated value. EX 1: player.setav block Will set your Block to EX 2: Targeting an NPC and entering setav health will set their max health to
setessential <base ID> <1/0>
Set a character as immortal (1) or mortal (0)
Note that the base ID and not the ref ID must be used. The ref ID is what appears when clicking on an object with the console open. To find an NPC's base ID, see: People [www.uesp.net]and/or NPCs[www.uesp.net])
setgs <setting> <#>
EX: setgs fJumpHeightMin 69 Sets the jump height for the Player.
setlevel <#> <#> <#> <#>
Var 1: Level of npc compared to Player where =%. Var 2: Levels above or below variable 1 (50 will set npc 50 levels above variable 1). Set 0 to be equal to variable 1. Var 3: Sets minimum level of npc (1 or higher). Var 4: Maximum npc level. EX:setlevel 0 1 NPC will be at the same level you are and will level with you up to level and will start at level 1 if you're level 1.
SetLocationCleared <locationID> <0/1>
Set whether an area has been cleared
setnpcweight <0 - >
Set the weight of the selected NPC and updates the model to reflect
It can be used on the Player. May result in neck seams on named NPCs.
* Nearly all of these commands can be applied to the player by adding the prefix: "player."
Sets the player as the owner of the targeted item
Removes the stolen tag from objects, horses, beds, ect. Tip: If the displayed ID code does not begin with "ff", you have not selected an item, but rather an object in the world (ground texture, light, container, etc.).
Change a character's race
Unlike most other commands, the <race> needs to be specified in plain text such as setrace nordrace or setrace highelfrace
setrelationshiprank <target> <-4 - 4>
Change the relationship between two actors
4=lover, 3=ally, 2=confidant, 1=friend, 0=acquaintance, -1=rival, -2=foe, -3=enemy, -4=archnemesis.
Scales the size of a chosen target. Starting from small , normal 1, and 10 at max size. Acceptable targets can be any NPCs or objects in the world.
setstage <questID> <stage #>
Set the current stage of the given quest
Search Quests[www.uesp.net] for questID codes.
setunconscious <1/0>
A value of 1 will be unconscious
Makes an NPC or the Player stand in place as if it's in a trance or their AI is disabled.
Display the base IDs of every item in a character's inventory
Use the Page Up and Page Down keys to scroll through the list.
shp <#> <#> <#> <#> <#> <#> <#> <#> <#>
The 9 HDR parameters are in floating point. Each one affects something different. The effects stay until you load a save or switch areas. EX: shp 0 .1
Set whether an actor should ignore friendly hits
EX: sifh 1 will make the selected actor ignore friendly hits.
Display stages of a quest
Lists all stages of that quest and shows if a stage is achieved. Search Quests[www.uesp.net] for questID codes.
Set the refraction value of the selected target
EX: str 1 will set refraction to its maximum value, str will make the target completely invisible, str 0 turns off refraction reverting the target to its normal appearance.
Teaches a specific dragon shout. Each word has a specific Ref ID. See Dragon Shouts[www.uesp.net].
unequipitem <Item ID>
Unequip item from selected NPC
Unlock the targeted object
Unlocks the targeted door, container, etc.
Unlocksa specific dragon shout. Each word has a specific Ref ID. See Dragon Shouts[www.uesp.net].
Non-Target Commands (Pt 1)
Complete all quest stages
Finishes every quest in the game, not just the ones you've started, completing the game. Not recommended. May crash your game.
Transport to specified cell
Transports to the center of a named cell. EX: coc Riverwood See CELL Records[cs.uesp.net] for a list of editor IDs for cells.
cow <worldspace> <cell x, cell y>
Transports to cell <cell x, cell y> in <worldspace>
Transports to center of cell [cell x, cell y] in world space. (cow stands for center on world.) The outdoor worldspace of Skyrim is Tamriel so to transport to the center of cell 5,7 you would use cow tamriel 5,7. (Whiterun 4,-4 Dawnstar 8,25 Solitude ,25 Markarth ,0 Morthal ,15 Falkreath -7, Winterhold 27,24 Windhelm 33,7 Riften 42, High Hrothgar 10, (These points will put you at the stables or right in front of each city but not inside.
Removes all blood from the screen.
Set field of view<angle>
Default is about 65 and using no value will set it to is the maximum, values higher will be accepted, but will still have the effects of
Changes the current weather to the specified value. Look in the Weather formids table here[www.uesp.net].
getglobalvalue <variable>
Returns the value of a single global game setting
EX: getglobalvalue dragonsreturned would tell you whether or not random dragon attacks will take place. See ShowGlobalVars.
getIncellparam <cellID> <objectID>
Checks if an object is in a specified cell
"getincell >> "= not present, =present. Can be used to confirm if your character or an NPC is in a particular cell.
getpcmiscstat <stat>
Returns the value of the stats shown in the ESC menu.
EX: getpcms barters Tells you how many times you've gone shopping. Quotation marks are required in the command to properly identify multiword stat IDs.
Returns the IDs of all items, spells, game settings, etc. which have the entered text in their name.
This is a useful command to find the item ID of an object, which can then be used with other console commands.
EX: help daedric Will list all items, etc. which have "daedric" in their name. Quotation marks are required for queries of more than one word (such as help "ancient nord").
EX: help daedric Will list all items, etc. which have "daedric" in their name. Quotation marks are required for queries of more than one word (such as help "ancient nord").
Kills all loaded (in currently rendered cells) non-essential actors (NPCs and creatures) immediately. Essential actors will be knocked down.
Loads <name> gamesave
Loads the corresponding save. EX: load autosave1 will load last autosave.
ModPCMiscStat <Stat> <#>
Adjusts the value of the stats shown in the ESC menu by <#> amount.
Modifies the Player Character Miscellaneous Statistic value by registering a permanent modifier (positive or negative) of the value stated. Also See getpcmiscstat
This will free up used memory, often times increasing fps after any given amount of time in game.
playercreatepotion <MGEF ID#1> <MGEF ID#2 (optional)> <MGEF ID#3 (optional)>
Creates a potion with up to 3 effects
EX: playercreatepotion 6b10C gives you a potion of improved nighteye for X seconds. Alchemy Skill determines effect magnitude and duration.
playerenchantobject <objectID> <MGEFID> <MGEFID (optional)>
Spawns an object with specified enchantments
EX: playerenchantobject D5 would give you imperial armor with two magic resist enchantments. The magnitude of any magic effect is set to your enchanting skill. Weapons made through the console will always have about charges regardless of enchanting level.
Select an existing copy of an object/creature/NPC using its reference FormID (the one associated with that particular placed object). All subsequent targeted commands will use this object as the target. This is the same as clicking on the object in the console, but can be used even if the object is invisible or in a different area.
Quits Skyrim to desktop immediately without further prompting.
resetinterior <cellID>
This command will reset an entire dungeon or location to default, including monsters, traps, chests and loot. Both editorID and formID[cs.uesp.net] are acceptable in this command.
resetquest <questID>
This command will reset a quest. This command will set all stages of the quest to 0
Begins every quest in the game and adds them all to your journal. Not recommended as it may crash your game.
Save game as <name>
If the name contains spaces, it must be enclosed in quotes, EX: save "My Skyrim Save" Note that this will overwrite an existing save of <name> without prompting.
set <globalvariable> to <value>
Sets the value for a global variable. See ShowGlobalVars.
Doing this will allow you to change your race without using showracemenu. If ID is not provided race menu will appear. Same as showracemenu <race>
set playeranimalcount to <#>
Sets # of animal followers
Doesn't remove a follower, just reset the count to the selected number (1 or 0).
set playerfollowercount to <#>
Doesn't remove a follower, just reset the count to the selected number (1 or 0). If used with a follower that isn't lost, you can recruit another.
Non-Target Commands (Pt 2)
set timescale to <#>
Sets the speed of how fast time advances in-game
Default value is Setting the value to 1 will make time advance at the same rate as the real world. 0 freezes the time of day. Note: NPCs are unable to cross cell boundaries when timescale is less than 1. Fast traveling while timescale = 0 may also prevent your game from loading properly.
Switches the player or an NPC's gender
Switches the player's gender. Can be used on an NPC if you target them. Does not change the face and voice of a character. Can be used on mannequins to show alternate gender outfits.
Changes the gametime multiplier to a specified value for slow motion, and fast forward type effects
Causes issues above and below , except when 0. EX: sgtm 2 will make the game run in fast forward.
Shows all current game variables
This will list all current game variables, which can then be changed with the set command. You can scroll through the list with the Page Up and Page Down keys.
EX: showmessage A81FF will display the "Playtesting Temporary Message."
Opens the character creation menu
Using this command to alter one's race will reset skills and health/magicka/stamina to default levels. This command can be safely used to alter a character's appearance without causing any unwanted side-effects as long as race is not changed. Permanent active effects such as those from guardian stones or perks will not be lost.
Itemizes quest objectives and their states
Shows a list of active and completed quest objectives for currently active quests
List quest IDs and targets
List all active quest IDs and their targets. Useful for finding the "questID" parameter for targeted quest commands such as movetoqt <QuestID>
If you regularly have to run a specific set of commands, you can create a "batch" text file to quickly run all of them with one simple command called "bat". Skyrim batch files are lists of console commands that are run one after the other. They have no loops, tests, or other logic and execution doesn't stop if there's a problem with one of the commands. You can create any number of batch files, each with its own purpose.
To use the bat command:
Most commands will work in bat file. Just remember to list commands in the correct order (such as using prid to target an NPC before using them in a command) for them to work right.
For an Example:
Here is a batch file that will max out your skills and give all perks related to crafting (Enchanting, Smithing, Alchemy)
You can find some more examples at Batch Lists (Skyrim)[elderscrolls.wikia.com].
To use the bat command:
- Create a text file that contains a list of console commands (one per line)
- Name it something like mybatchfile.txt
- Place the file in your Skyrim\Data\ directory (You can organize them into sub-folders too)
- Start the game and bring up the console
- Type "bat" followed by the name of your batch file, for example bat mybatchfile
Most commands will work in bat file. Just remember to list commands in the correct order (such as using prid to target an NPC before using them in a command) for them to work right.
For an Example:
Here is a batch file that will max out your skills and give all perks related to crafting (Enchanting, Smithing, Alchemy)
player.setav enchanting player.setav smithing player.setav alchemy player.addperk BEE97 player.addperk CC player.addperk CD player.addperk CE player.addperk CF player.addperk F7C player.addperk F80 player.addperk F81 player.addperk A44 player.addperk F7E player.addperk F82 player.addperk F7D player.addperk F7F player.addperk BE player.addperk C07CA player.addperk C07CB player.addperk C07CC player.addperk C07CD player.addperk player.addperk player.addperk player.addperk player.addperk F2A player.addperk F2B player.addperk F2F player.addperk F2E player.addperk F2C player.addperk D player.addperk CB40D player.addperk E player.addperk CB40F player.addperk CB player.addperk CB player.addperk CB40E player.addperk CB player.addperk CB player.addperk CB player.addperk
You can find some more examples at Batch Lists (Skyrim)[elderscrolls.wikia.com].
Q: How do I add gold to my inventory?
A: player.additem f to add goldQ: Is there a command to walk through walls? (noclip)
A: Toggle collision (noclip): tclQ Is there a way to unlock doors?
A: Target -> unlockQ: How can I get rid of undroppable/quest items?
A: To drop usually irremovable items (such as quest items) from your inventory, use player.showinventory to bring up a list of the items in your inventory and their reference ids. Use Page Up and Page Down to scroll through the list. Once you find the object you want to get rid of, use player.drop <ItemID> <#>. EX: player.drop f 4 to drop 4 Glenmoril Witch Heads.Q: How do I show and enable fast travel to all locations?
A: tmm 1,1,1 See above for more instructions on how to use.
Q: How can I marry someone who is normally unmarriable? (Assuming you are not currently married)
A: Target her or him and type addfac 1 to add them to the marriage faction.Next, use setrelationshiprank player 4 so they recognize the Amulet of Mara.
After that, you should get the marriage dialog.
Source: Marriage / Divorce[elderscrolls.wikia.com]
Q: How do I change my carry weight, movement speed, ect.?
A: player.modav <attribute> <#> or player.setav <attribute> <#>EX: player.modav carryweight will add lb to your capacity,
EX: player.setav speedmult will setyour movement speed to (double the default)
Note: Use modav for changing most stats since setav may not be permanent. (i.e. If your carry weight is and you setav it to , adding a point to your strength may set your carry weight to instead of )
A list of common Actor Value Indices[fallout.wikia.com]
A: player.addperk <perkID>
EX: player.addperk c44c0 would give the player the perk "Adept Destruction." Note that for perks that have multiple levels (such as Alchemist 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5), each level has a specific ID and will need to be added in order. Skyrim Skills[www.uesp.net]
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Wiki Guide
Here are the console commands that players might find most useful to have on-hand during their time in Skyrim. Remember to check the Item Codes list for the Add Item cheat.
| TGM | Turn God Mode on / off (also adds infinite stamina / magicka) |
| TCL | Toggle clipping on / off |
| TDetect | Toggle AI Detection (doesn't work during pickpocketing) |
| TAI | Toggles non-combat AI on / off |
| TCAI | Toggles combat AI on / off (Can be used with TAI to completely disable all NPCs) |
| ModAV carryweight [#] | Set carry weight to specified number |
| AddShout [Shoud ID] | Add shout to player skill list. |
| Player.AddItem [item ID] [#] | Add item to inventory. Example: "player.additem f " adds gold |
| Player.SetLevel [#] | Sets the player level. Note: Does not grant commensurate experience |
| Player.AddPerk [perk ID] | Adds the specified perk. |
| AdvSkill [[[[[Skill|skill]]|skill]]] [#] | Gives player the specified number of Skill-based experience points. Amounts vary from skill to skill. |
| Player.PlaceAtMe [Item/NPC ID] [#] | Spawns item / NPC near player. (Can be used with AI commands for hilarious effect) |
Level Up
To increase your abilities in any given skill tree, you can use the console commands to your advantage in two ways:
- Add individual perks to each skill tree
- Add experience to each skill tree
(This will also help you level up quickly)
TO ADD SKILL EXPERIENCE
This is our reccommended method of increasing your skills / adding perks. While it may take a bit longer, it will also grant extra experience and allow you to craft an personalized set of skills wiith points, instead of entering in individual perk codes.
AdvSkill [[[Skill|Skill]] ID] [#] to grant yourself a certain amount of experience in a given skill category. The value of experience points varies from skill to skill, so we suggest choosing a skill you want to become HIGHLY proficient in (maybe all of them?) and starting there.
The table below indicates how many experience points will increase each skill by one level. In terms of overall player level, it takes an increasing and variable amount of XP to level up, so feel free to use the player.setlevel [#] command.
TO ADD INDIVIDUAL PERKS
To add individual perks, use the console command player.addperk [perk ID]
(Consult our list of Perk IDs on the Item Codes page).
For example, to add the Sneaking perk 'Silent Roll,' enter
player.addperk F23 into the command console. While the skill will turn gray in the skills menu (normally indicating that you are under-level for the desired perk), you will still be able to utilize it's abilities. Alternatively, you could pre-empt this process by using the player.setlevel ##
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Skyrim console commands: become a giant, a ghost, or a living god
By PC Gamer
Skyrim console commands can be used in Skyrim Special Edition too, allowing for just as much cheating as the original.
If you're on your th save file, you may be looking for some Skyrim console commands to skip past the peskier parts of your Tamriel adventures. You know Bleak Falls Barrow like the back of your hand. You know all the words to Ragnar the Red, and The Dragonborn Comes.
But have you made yourself a giant and fought against actual giants? Have you flown through the air from Riften to Solitude just to take in the sights? Have you spawned in one hundred wheels of cheese? You can do all that, and more practical things, with the help of Skyrim console commands.
This list of Skyrim's many, many console commands can help you line up the perfect screenshots, level your character to test out a new combat build you'd been planning, and instantly unlock doors if you've run out of lockpicks and just do not want to go find more. Sometimes a good thief bends the rules, right?
Want to see what Skyrim console codes can do? We used them (along with some mods) to turn our Skyrim character into Santa Claus and deliver presents to every NPC in the game. Read about it in A Very Skyrim Christmas.
For other ways to change, improve, and break Skyrim, try our list of Skyrim Special Edition mods, best Skyrim mods (the original), and mods for playing Skyrim as another character.
Here's how it's done:
How to use Skyrim console commands
To enable the console, just hit the tilde (~) key and enter one of the appropriate codes, which are listed below. You can turn on more than one in a row, so you can become invincible, fly, and teleport all at the same time.
Be warned, some of these console commands may cause glitches, problems, or crashes, so it's definitely worth saving your game first. You don't want to make some change and get stuck with it.
Many of these console commands require specifying an NPC or item or place with a reference number. If you're specifying an item or NPC in front of you, click on them while you've brought up the console to get their code immediately. Otherwise, here's a quick cheat sheet of reference pages where you can find those codes. Remember, CTRL+F is your friend!
Skyrim toggle console commands
Toggle commands for Skyrim turn various game features off or on. You can turn off the UI for taking great screenshots or turn off detection from NPCs to make yourself the perfect thief.
| Code | Effects |
|---|---|
| tgm | Good ol' God Mode means you're completely invulnerable to everything. |
| tcl | No clipping lets you walk through walls, ceilings, and mountains like some sort of ghost. Use the code again to return to normal. |
| tm | Toggles all in-game menus, perfect if you want to take some screenshots to convince elderly relatives that Skyrim is where you went on your holidays. Note that this also hides the console commands menu, meaning you'll have to type it again without being able to see the console. |
| tmm [0/1] | Followed by 0 or 1 turns all map markers on or off. |
| tfc | Not Team Fortress Classic, but toggle flycam, essentially leaving your body and sailing through the air. Great for screenshots. Follow it with a 1 to pause. |
| tai | Toggles AI on and off, which means NPCs won't interact with you, or do anything at all. |
| tcai | Turns combat AI on or off, turning dragons into placid beasts who act like you aren't there. A bit like cats. |
| tdetect | This one lets you behave like a little rapscallion, as it turns naughty business detection (stealing, murdering, doing a poo in the woods, etc.) on or off. You'll still get caught if you try pickpocketing, though. |
| tfow | Turns off the fog of war on your local map, filling it in completely. |
Skyrim player console commands
Skyrim player cheats can set different values for your Dragonborn. You can change your level, your face, your carry weight, and a bunch of other things.
| Code | Effects |
|---|---|
| psb | Every single spell and shout in Skyrim is now yours! Including a bunch of test ones leftover from the design stage that will clog your spellbook. |
| player.advlevel | Advance one level without gaining a perk. |
| showracemenu | Bring up the character creation menu to adjust the way your character looks. If you a;ter your race this will reset your level and skills, but any other change is safe. |
| player.modav skill [#] | Where "skill" is the skill you want to modify, and # is the amount you want to modify it by. Skills are input via their in-game names without spaces, apart from Archery which is "Marksman", and Speech, which is known as "Speechcraft". |
| player.additem [Item ID] [#] | Every single item in Skyrim has a code. You'll find them in our list of Skyrim item codes. Now your dreams of owning 47 cabbage potato soups can come true. |
| player.additem f [#] | A simple way to get some free gold. |
| player.additem a [#] | Running low on lockpicks? Enter the number you require here and they'll magically appear. |
| addshout [Shout ID] | Use the reference page of Shout IDs above to give yourself any Dragonborn ability you like. |
| player.setcrimegold [#] | Adjust your wanted level with this handy command. Setting it to zero resets removes your wanted level completely. |
| player.setlevel [#] | Up or down your player level as you see fit. |
| player.setav speedmult [#] | Want to run like The Flash? Set this number to anything more than to speed up movement. |
| player.modav carryweight [#] | Tired of getting tired? Up your carryweight and you'll be able to transport more goodies. Toggling god mode (tgm) also lets you carry as much as you like. |
| player.setav health [#] | Up your health here. |
| sexchange | Change your character's gender. |
| player.placeatme [Item/NPC ID] [#] | Use this to spawn NPCs and monsters at your location. Just replace actor/object ID with a Base ID (not a Ref ID) from our list of Skyrim NPC codes. This is the command we used to crank out a horde of dragons around Whiterun. Note that this command spawns new creatures, rather than moving old ones, so if you use it on an NPC, you'll clone them. |
| player.moveto [NPC Ref ID] | Use this to move yourself next to an NPC, useful for Kharjo, the nomadic Khajit, who can be hard to find as he follows the caravans around Skyrim. In this case you use the Ref ID (not the Base ID), the opposite of placeatme. You can find the ID in our list of Skyrim NPC codes. |
| setrelationshiprank [ID] [#] | Select two NPCs and set the relationship between them, the values range from 4 (lover) to -4 (archnemesis). Use it to make NPCs fight or do other er more worrying things. |
| player.setscale [#] | Changes the size of the player or NPC. You start out at level one, which is normal sized, while zero is small. It goes all the way up to an absurdly huge ten. |
| player.drop [Item ID] [#] | Forces the player to drop items, even usually undroppable quest items. Try just 'drop' to drop absolutely everything you're carrying. |
| coc [Cell ID] | Teleports you to any specified cell in the world. |
Targeted Skyrim console commands
Targeted Skyrim commands will have an effect on an NPC or item that you select. They're perfect for unlocking chests, instakilling enemies, and bringing them back to life again.
| Code | Effects |
|---|---|
| unlock | Can't find that vital key? Lockpicking skill too low? Open the console, click on the door or chest you want to unlock, and type "unlock" into the console. If only this worked in real life. |
| lock [#] | For the opposite effect, you can set chests, doors (or NPCs?) to a locked state with a number from representing the difficulty. |
| kill | Look at the thing you want to kill, open the console, click on the target, and type this command. They'll fall over in a very dead manner. |
| resurrect | Target the thing you want to bring back to life, and they'll get up in a very alive manner. Follow it with a 1 to resurrect them with all items intact. |
| removeallitems | Target a character and type this and you'll get all their items—including their clothes. Note: does not work in real life. |
| addtofaction [Faction ID] [#] | Click on an NPC and use this command to add them to a faction. It's not just about Stormcloaks and Imperials though. Using C84D will add a character to the follower faction, giving them the necessary dialogue to join you, while will add them to the 'potential spouse' faction, allowing you to marry them. This won't work on NPCs with unique voices however, so you won't be able to wed Esbern or General Tullius any time soon. |
| disable | Also known as the 'I have no mouth and I must scream' command. Disable banishes the selected NPC to some sort of weird coding limbo. They become invisible, have no collisions and AI won't interact with them, but they're still technically there. Horrifying. |
| enable | Undoes the effects of the Disable command. Disabling and then Enabling your follower will reset them to your current level, which is a handy way of making sure they stay useful in a fight. |
| setessential [NPC ID] [0/1] | It might be fun putting on god mode and becoming immortal, but don't you get a little lonely knowing that one day all the other characters you love will die? I know I do. Thankfully there's a solution: simply use this console command with a 1 to set characters to 'essential', which means they'll take damage until they fall on their knees, but then get up again. Using it with a 0 will turn essential characters mortal, but be careful with that, Bethesda probably made them immortal for a reason. |
| setownership [Item ID] | This command sets you as the owner of the targeted item, removing all those annoying 'stolen' tags from your ill gotten gains. |
| unequipitem [Item ID] | Click on an NPC and type this to force them to put the item they're holding away. Useful if they're holding a sword you want. |
| dispelallspells | Unsurprisingly, dispells all spells on the target NPC. This won't work on werewolves, as they technically become a different NPC when they transform. |
| MarkForDelete | Marking an item for deletion sends a contract to the Dark Brotherhood, ensuring it will never been seen or heard from again. It will be removed from the world the next time you load an area. A useful way to get rid of annoying things like ash piles that never seem to go away. |
Skyrim quest console commands
Skyrim quest commands can help you get around bugged issues in quests by automatically getting yourself to the next quest state or just let you cheat by moving directly to your next objective.
| Code | Effects |
|---|---|
| caqs | Automatically complete all the stages of every quest. Perfect if you hate playing games. |
| movetoqt [Quest ID] | Go straight to your quest target. |
| setstage [Quest ID] [Stage #] | This allows you to move the quests you're playing back to a prior stage or forward to a new one. Useful if you've somehow broken it by murdering the wrong NPC. UESP.net has a useful list of quests, along with IDs and stages. |
Other Skyrim console commands
These are all of the odds and ends of Skyrim console commands. Do make sure you try out that secret developer room with all the toys.
| Code | Effects |
|---|---|
| csb | Clears the annoying drops of blood that linger on the screen after fights. |
| help | Lists every single console command. We've put this further down the list because we want you to actually read this article. |
| coc qasmoke | Bethesda's handily included a room with every single in-game item in it—type this command to go straight there. It might take a while to load: there are thousands of items here. Type "coc Riverwood" (or any other location) to return to the game. |
| qqq | Quit the game without having to go through any of those pesky menus. |
| fov [#] | Sets your field of view. The maximum is |
| set timescale to [#] | This defaults at Drop it to 1 for real-time Skyrim, up it to experience crazy timelapse-style Skyrim. |
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Skyrim cheats: all the Skyrim console commands you need to cheat your way across Tamriel
If you're growing accustomed to the usual surroundings in Tamriel after so many years of adventuring, then trying out some Skyrim cheats may be just what you need to freshen things up again. Fancy learning every spell, perk, and skill with a couple of easy commands? Or exploring an area of Skyrim that you could never get to through legitimate means? If you're a PC player then those options and many more are at your fingertips, as we've got all the Skyrim console commands you could need to become the ultimate Dragonborn, and these should help keep you occupied until the eventual arrival of Elder Scrolls 6. Unfortunately for those playing on console, there aren't any Skyrim cheats available for you, but at least if you visit these Skyrim hidden chest locations you can grab some decent loot.
How to use Skyrim console commands
As with many other PC games, entering Skyrim console commands is simply a case of pressing the tilde (~) key to open up the developer console, then typing in the command code in the correct format. You can enter multiple codes to stack up various different effects, then hit tilde once again to return to the game and reap the ill-gotten rewards you've given yourself. Unless otherwise stated, entering the same code a second time should turn it off again.
This may sound obvious, but it's worth reinforcing that using some of these codes (especially in combination with others) can cause glitches, mess up ongoing storylines, or crash your game entirely, so make sure you create a back up save and keep it separate before you start playing around - otherwise you may find you've permanently broken your progress, and nobody wants to deal with that in a game the size of Skyrim. Also, achievements will be disabled as soon as you start entering these codes, so unfortunately you won't be able to cheat your way to completing any challenges.
Player Skyrim console commands
tgm
God mode: Full invincibility, infinite stamina and magicka
tim
Immortal mode: Similar to God mode, you can take damage but can't be killed
tcl
No-clip mode: Walk through walls, fly
showracemenu
Access the character creator to change appearance (this will reset your level and skill progress)
player.resethealth
Immediately refills your health
psb
Learn every magic spell
player.advlevel
Increase player level by one, though you won't get a perk point
player.setlevel #
Replace # with the level to set your player to
player.setscale #
Replace # with the height for your character, between and 10
advskill SkillID #
Replace SkillID with the skill you're modifying and # with the amount you are modifying it by. A list of SkillIDs is here
addshout ShoutID
Replace ShoutID with the shout you want to add. A list of ShoutIDs is here
player.addperk PerkID
Replace PerkID with the perk you want to add. A list of PerkIDs is here
player.additem ItemID #
Replace ItemID with the item you want to add to your inventory, and # with the amount of that item to add. A list of ItemIDs is here
unlock
Point at a door or chest then use this code to unlock it
World Skyrim console commands
tm
Turns off all GUI display
tmm #
Toggle map markers, replace # with 0 to disable all or 1 to enable all
tfc
Free camera mode, add 1 to pause the game
sucsm #
Replace # to change the speed of the free camera i.e. for half speed or 2 for double speed
tfow
Remove fog from the world map
tg
Turn off grass
ts
Turn off skybox and fog
tt
Turn off trees
tws
Turn off water (when not underwater)
set timescale to #
Replace # to set the rate time passes at, 1 is realtime and 20 is default
sgtm #
Replace # to set the game speed i.e. for half speed or 2 for double speed
fw WeatherID
Replace WeatherID with the type of weather you want to instantly activate. A list of WeatherIDs is here
sw WeatherID
Replace WeatherID with the type of weather you want to gradually activate
Quest Skyrim console commands
caqs
Completes all primary quest stages (may cause crashes)
saq
Starts all quests (may cause crashes)
sqo
Shows all objectives for ongoing quests
sqt
Shows all targets for ongoing quests
showquesttargets
Displays the QuestID for all current quests
player.sqs QuestID
Shows all stages for the entered QuestID
movetoqt QuestID
Move to the target of the entered QuestID
completequest QuestID
Completes quest with the entered QuestID
resetquest QuestID
Resets quest with the entered QuestID
NPC Skyrim console commands
tdetect
Turn off AI detection while stealing, doesn't work for pickpocketing
tai
Turns off non-combat AI for NPCs
tcai
Turns off combat AI for NPCs
sexchange
Changes gender of targeted NPC (or yourself if not targeting)
tc
Allows you to take control of the targeted NPC
kill
Kill the targeted NPC
killall
Kills all non-essential NPCs in the area
resurrect
Bring a dead targeted NPC back to life, add 1 to keep their current items intact
player.placeatme NPCID
Places the stated NPC next to you. A list of NPCIDs is here
And there you have it, more Skyrim console commands than you can shake a stick at! If you're having trouble with using any of them, or want to investigate even more options, then simply type help in the console command screen and follow the instructions.
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Skyrim console commands, cheats for PC
Despite how long it's been out, Skyrim still enjoys a dedicated audience thanks to a thriving modding scene, as well as Bethesda's fair hand for designing an eminently replayable game. At this point though, it's safe to say that you've probably played a fair chunk of the game legitimately, and might fancy spicing up your next playthrough with a few overpowered abilities, or at least removing some of the duller elements altogether.
For this reason, we've compiled a round-up of some of the most useful console commands you can use for the PC version of the game. To get started with any of these cheats, all you have to do is hit the tilde key (which looks like this ~), then enter your cheat of choice. Leave the console window using the tilde button once more, and you'll see the change reflected in the game immediately.
Player console commands
Here are some of our favourite commands for granting your character godlike status, and unlimited funds - to name just a couple:
addshout - Type the name of your desired Dragon Shout after this command to add it to your repertoire immediately.
AdvSkill [SKILL ID] # - If you want to level up a particular skill, simply enter this command. SKILL ID is simply the name of the skill in question. After that, just add the number you wish to level it up by.
player.advlevel - Keep entering this command repeatedly to advance your character one level each time, without having to do anything resembling actual effort.
player.modav carryweight # - Enter this command to increase the amount of random crap you're able to stuff into your backpack.
player.setav speedmult ### - The higher the number you use here, the faster your character will move throughout the world. Warning: max level is really, really fast
player.setcrimegold ### - Use this command to change your wanted level. At you're clean as a whistle, while at it's time to start legging it.
player.setlevel ## - Change the number to whatever level you'd like your decidedly unheroic hero to be.
psb - If you want to unlock every single spell in the game, just tap this command in.
sexchange - This command will change the sex of your hero or heroine.
showracemenu - Starting to regret some of the decisions you made during the character creation phase of the game? Use this command to revisit your starting choices.
tgm - Activates god mode, making you completely invincible.
tcl - Turns off clipping, allowing you to walk anywhere, in any direction, through any thing.
tim - In immortal mode, you can still take damage but you can't actually be killed.
rm - Use to activate and deactivate run mode.
unlock - Make sure you've highlighted the chest, or door, or case that you want to unlock, then enter this simple command to open it.
World and environment console commands
There are several commands that will help you muck about with the world itself. Here are some of the most useful:
fov - Instead of messing around with. ini files, you can use this console command to set your field of view on the fly.
tai - If you enter this command, every AI character in the game will stop in their tracks. Run it again to get everyone back to business.
tcai - If, on the other hand, you simply want to take the sting out of a fight, use this code to render every inhabitant of the game completely placid.
tfc - Want to take to the skies and have a proper aerial view of Skyrim? Enter this code.
tfow - Removes all fog of war elements from your local map.
tm - Enter this into the console window to disable every menu element, making it easy to capture pristine screenshots. Note that this also disables the console itself, so you'll have to re-enter the code blind in order to reactivate the UI.
tmm - By adding 0 or 1 to the end of this command you'll be able to activate and deactivate every map marker in the game.
tg - Toggles grass on and off when entered.
tt - As above, but for trees.
tws - Disables the appearance of water.
Item console commands
Each item in Skyrim has a special code associated with it and you can find a comprehensive round-up of them at uesp.net. Enter the following command in - along with the appropriate Item ID - to get your hands on the goodies without any effort whatsoever.
player.additem ITEM NAME ###
Note that the number should be entered in three-digit format, so for fifteen of the item in question, for nine and so on.
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To get you started, here are some very common items you're likely to want to add to your stash.
player.additem f ### - This will allow you to add whatever chunk of change you want to your wallet.
player.additem a ### - You can never have too many lockpicks, so why not add a load to your backpack nice and quickly?
coc qasmoke - For the man or woman who doesn't have everything, use this command to access a special room housing all of Skyrim's items.
removeallitems - Want someone's stuff and can't even be bothered to ask for it? Enter this code to have them stripped bare, and then send everything they own to your backpack. Thanks!
Want more help with Skyrim? Find out how to join every guild and faction, how to earn Gold fast, learning about XP and levelling to , max Crafting skills, max Warrior skills, max Thief skills and max Mage skills, how to get married, where to buy a house, how to start Dawnguard, Hearthfire and Dragonborn DLC expansions. If you're on PC, we have a list of console commands and cheats, and you can learn about the remastered version and how to install mods with our Skyrim guide. Finally, with Switch owners, we have Skyrim amiibo support explained to help unlock special Zelda-themed items.
Quest console commands
You'll need to enter the quest ID for some of these commands. You can find all of these identifiers over at uesp.net
caqs - This will wrap up every single stage of the main quest. Warning: this can be a little buggy and has the potential to make a real mess of your save.
completequest QUEST ID - Finishes off the specified quest altogether. Hooray for no effort!
kill - Simply highlight your victim and then tap this command in to have them crash to the floor.
killall - When you need everyone around you to die fast, enter this genocidal console command to get the job done.
movetoqt - Picked up a quest and can't be bothered to walk to your victim? Simply tap this command in to head to them instantly.
player.sqs QUEST ID - Displays all of the stages of a given quest.
resurrect - If you're feeling no small amount of remorse for your senseless killing, target the corpse and then enter this command to bring them back to life.
setstage QUEST ID # - Advances a quest to a particular stage. Use this if you've bugged out somewhere and need a quick fix.
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