Prints the current value of an actor value ID, so that you can then use the following command to either increase or decrease itĪdds the amount you enter to the actor value ID, allowing you to change behaviours or stats of a target. Removes the specified spell (determined by spell ID) from your current target's spell listĭrops the specified item (determined by item ID) from your target Removes the specified perk (determined by perk ID) from your current targetĪdds the specified shout (determined by shout ID) to your target's spell listĪdds the specified spell (determined by spell ID) to your target's spell list Gives your target the specified perk (determined by perk ID) Takes control of your current target, so you will move them and your character at the same time If your target has the specific item (determined with item ID) in their inventory, they equip itĮquipspell (spell id) (instant/left/right)Įquips your target with the specified spell (determined with spell ID) to the specified slot (instant effect, left hand, and right hand, respectively)Įquips your target with the specified shout (determined by shout ID) 0 is invisible and 1 is visibleĭecides whether target is invincible (1) or not (0)Įnds the effects of any spells and poisons on your targetĭuplicates the current targets inventory and places it into your inventory Anything above 100 requires a key, which could result in the target being permanently locked without the help of console commandsĭecides whether your target takes damage (0) or not (1) from your attacksĭecides how visible your target is on a scale of 0-1. Choose a number from 0-100 to determine lock difficulty. Switches your control to a camera instead of your characterĭecides whether your target is awake (0) or unconscious (1) Toggles the frame of objects, removing all textures 0 disables all markers, whilst 1 enables them all so that you can see every location Toggles immortal mode, allowing you to withstand any damage
Toggles the pause menu, UI, and console command input menu Toggles detection, so NPCs and enemies will not be aware of your actions.
Toggles AI combat behaviour, so you will not be attacked Toggles AI behaviours unrelated to combat. Toggles God Mode, making you invincible and granting infinite carry weight You can scroll through these using the page up and page down keys For example, help sword will show all commands, values, and IDs related to swords (which is a lot). Lists all console commands that relate to your specific keyword. System - System-level changes and effects.Weather - Allows you to alter the weather.Quest - Commands that alter quests and quest stages.Player - Effects that specifically apply to the player.Use 'player.' followed by the console command to target your character Target - Effects that you can have on a target character or object.Toggle - Settings and states that you can toggle on and off.
With that in mind, we've separated this list of commands into 6 different command types. We've included all of the important commands, such as toggle God mode and immortality, as well as some more generic commands, such as toggle trees and change FOV, so that you can play around and alter the settings of your game at your own risk.īeware: if you're just messing around, do this on a new save, as you don't want to permanently damage your main save file. Here’s a list of over 50 console commands in Skyrim for PC, so you can go wild and shape the world as you see fit. Now that you’ve got the console command menu up, it’s about time we gave you some cheats to use. To find the right ID you're looking for, use the help "keyword" command, which is the first one listed in the table. Lots of commands will use IDs, which are used by the game to locate the specific assets for you to mess around with. You don't need to use brackets when typing yourself. Brackets are only used in this table to help clarify when there are multiple IDs needed in one command. The race ID for an Argonian is argonianrace, so we type that in without the brackets. For this example, we'll change into an Argonian.īut you should write it in the console as: Let's take the setplayerrace command, which lets us change your character's race.
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If you've never seen console commands before, it might all look a bit complicated, but it really isn't! To help ease you in, here's a little example of how to actually type things into the console. This will bring up the console command menu. If you’re currently stuck scouring your keyboard, these keys are always sat next to the number 1 and above the TAB key. To enter console commands in Skyrim, you need to press the ‘grave’ key on a UK keyboard, or ‘tilde’ on a US keyboard. Watch on YouTube How to enter Skyrim console commands
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