#Useful skyrim console commands code#
#Useful skyrim console commands Pc#

With AI detection disabled, NPCs will won't be aware of your proximity to them - so for instance, aggressive monsters that would usually attack you when nearby will no longer attack you. With AI detection enabled, NPCs are aware of you when you are nearby and/or performing actions like combat on them. This command will enable and disable (toggle) AI detection. This command will not work if you have a target selected - you must deselect your current target in order for this command to work. In noclip mode your character has collision disabled and will be able to fly through walls, floors, and any other solid object that would usually not allow for this. It is not possible to toggle combat for a specific NPC. When combat AI is disabled, NPCs are unable to engage in anything combat-related (so they won't be able to attack you). This command will disable combat AI for all NPCs in the game. After toggling control of another NPC, your movements, etc will be shared between both your character (Dragonborn) and the controlled NPC (so pressing W would move both forward) - to toggle control of your own character, use the command 'player.tc'. This means you will be able to use WASD, etc to move the NPC. This command will allow you to take control of the NPC you currently have selected as a target. Use 'player.equipshout' to equip a shout to your character with this command. This command equips the shout with the specified ID to the NPC you currently have selected as a target. To make your character equip a spell, use the command 'player.equipspell'. This command makes your currently selected target equip the spell, shout, potion effect or power with the specified ID. Use 'player.equipitem' to apply the effects of this command to your character. See argument information for customization options. This command equips the item with the specified ID to your target, provided they have the item in their inventory already. To get the reference ID of an NPC, click it whilst the console is open and its reference ID will appear in brackets above the console. This command copies the inventory of the target you currently have selected into the inventory of the NPC/container with the specified reference ID. Use 'player.dispelallspells' to dispel all spells from your own character. This command clears all spell and poison effects from the target you currently have selected. If you have selected a target, this command will toggle non-combat AI for the selected NPC only. When non-combat AI is disabled, NPCs (characters, monsters, etc) have all non-combat functions (like dialogue) disabled. If you do not have a target selected, this console command enables and disables (toggles) all non-combat AI. This command will make your target immune to all damage from combat including, but not limited to: melee, arrows, spells and shouts. a container, chest or door) you have selected as your target. This console command will instantly unlock the object (e.g. See argument information for details regarding lock levels. Lock levels above 100 cannot be unlocked without a key. This command will lock any chest, door or other lockable thing that you have selected as your target.

This command will resurrect your current target (provided it is dead). To kill your own character, use 'player.kill' Target Command This console command will set your target's health to 0, killing them. 1 would remove 1 of the specified item). You can specify a negative amount to remove items from an inventory (e.g. To add an item to your own inventory, use the command 'player.additem'. This command adds the item with the specified item ID to your selected target's inventory. Each command has more-detailed documentation and examples on its help page - you can visit a command's help page by clicking on its name in the table, or the 'More Help' button in the card view.

#Useful skyrim console commands code#

Type the name of a cheat code into the search box to instantly search through 142 commands. Item Codes NPC Codes Perk Codes Weather Codes Quest IDs Spell and Shout IDs Skyrim Console Guide Fallout 4 Commands For example player.RemoveAllItems would remove all of the items in your character's inventory, not your target's. will make your character the target of a command. You can select a target by clicking on an item, NPC or object with your cursor whilst the console is open. A target is an item, NPC or object in the game that a command applies its effect to. Some commands in Skyrim require a target - in our list, these are labelled with a Target Command badge. For more help opening and using the console, see our Skyrim console guide. To send commands, simply type them into the console and hit ENTER. To open the console in Skyrim, press the ` key (grave) or ~ key (tilde).

#Useful skyrim console commands Pc#

Find below a searchable list of all Skyrim cheats, also known as commands, for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PC and Mac (Steam).