A list of NPCIDs is hereĪnd 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. Turn off AI detection while stealing, doesn't work for pickpocketingĬhanges gender of targeted NPC (or yourself if not targeting)Īllows you to take control of the targeted NPCīring a dead targeted NPC back to life, add 1 to keep their current items intact Point at a door or chest then use this code to unlock it Replace ItemID with the item you want to add to your inventory, and # with the amount of that item to add. Replace PerkID with the perk you want to add.

All of these mods modify existing Skyrim features, but I also have mods like that that are working. Most, but not all, of the mods are graphical, but I have other graphical mods that work. Replace ShoutID with the shout you want to add. When I activate these mods they don't show up in in the NMM Plugins tab, and they don't show up in Skyrim. Replace SkillID with the skill you're modifying and # with the amount you are modifying it by. Replace # with the height for your character, between 0.1 and 10 Replace # with the level to set your player to Increase player level by one, though you won't get a perk point 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.Īccess the character creator to change appearance (this will reset your level and skill progress) 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. Unless otherwise stated, entering the same code a second time should turn it off again. 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. 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.

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