#Skyrim se facemenu code#
#Skyrim se facemenu Pc#

If PC has no empty Soulgems of the specified type, this commands adds 1 filled soulgem without numeric input.īEWARE: AddSoulgem will Fill ALL empty Soulgems in PC's inventory of the type in the command plus add 1 more as a bonus!! - DerEider ( talk) 21:59, Novem(UTC)

#Skyrim se facemenu code#

Most 'Character commands' can be used on any NPC by targeting them in the console window, and typing the code without the Player -> prefix.Īdds a soul gem filled with the soul of whatever creature's ID is used.Sets the (skill such as SetBluntWeapon or attribute SetStrength etc.…).Ĭaution: Increasing speed or acrobatics too high can have detrimental effects! Health can be changed to Magicka or FatigueĪllows breathing under water (0 - disables) For this to work properly, the player will have to either use the command, save the game and restart, or gain a level in the normal fashion after using this command. The effect should last until the player disables flying with the console (0). To work, enter the command and then cast a Levitate Spell. Removes the effect(s) of the specified spell. The player will lose all of their spells and their immunity to all diseases (if they have progressed far enough in the main quest). Replace with the desired height.Īdds dialogue to the player's journal for a stage (given by ), of a quest (given by ).Īdds of a specific item to the player’s inventoryīrings up the character modification screen which can be used to change race and other stats. Set's the targeted NPC/Player to the given height. Unlocks the targeted lock (door or container).

Show selected actor's target group members.

When a NPC is resurrected they get all their items back. NPCs that are dead from the beginning of game are not resurrected. Locks the currently selected door or container at whatever lock one inputs (0–100). Thus, this command allows for moving while the camera is rotating. Mouse and keyboard commands do not reset it.

Note that unlike the vanity mode caused by not doing anything for awhile, this vanity mode must be toggled to go off. Toggles the camera into third person, slowly rotating around the player. Displays the grid that helps define where NPCs can walk. Toggles the display of wireframe 3D objects. Does not actually turn off collision, only hides rendering. NPCs will still display until the player moves their camera, at which point they will disappear. Shows texture strings for targeted objects? Toggles display of the various debug statistics. (useful if something is disabled by scripts) Toggles display of menus and user interface. For example, when wearing the Mantle of Woe when the sun is out and casually moving around one will not die, but if the Nerevarine does certain actions such as using objects with 'Cast When Used' enchantments or casting certain spells in such a situation the player will die.ĭisplays a grid showing the status of the active (exterior & interior) cells.ĭisplays statistics in the console on how many creatures one has killed each time they kill another. One can actually still die, when using spells on characters or beasts with reflect. Useful for knowing who to avoid selling stolen items to. Shows ownership and script of objects the player looks at. Toggles fog of war in the automap display. Toggles display of various debug texts on the screen, such as position & video framerate. Toggles display of the grid which controls how objects collide. Toggles clipping for the player and all NPCs in range. Toggles the display of exterior cell borders

Player->SetHealth will set the player character's max health to.

Prefix refers to a code needing a prefix to work as intended. Short code refers to a code having a short form that can be used interchangeably with the Long form. An item targeted in the console is also called a reference. Its name will appear in the console title bar. To target an object, open the console and click the object.

If an ID contains a space it must be enclosed in quotes:.

To add 500 gold the code is entered as:.

The code to add an item is listed as: AddItem.

The are not entered with the code, # is replaced by the desired quantity.

Codes are not case sensitive 'a' is same as 'A.'.

Later editions of the game work this way. In Morrowind, -> is used in place of the period used in its successors: As with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Console commands are only available in the PC version of the game.