Skyrim Console Commands

`rm`	Toggle Run Mode. Will switch between run mode and walking mode. Same function as <Caps Lock> key.
`tg`	Toggles grass
`ts`	Toggles display of skybox and fog.
`TLL`	Toggles LOD
`TIM`	Toggle Immortal Mode (Still take damage, health will never reach zero. Final blow animations may cause a permanent decapitation bug.)
`TCL`	Toggle Collision. Using the TCL command with a target toggles clipping for the target. If used while falling off a cliff, may cause a crash. Useful for unsticking your character or finding items or bodies that have fallen through a wall or floor.
`TM`	Toggle Menus (Disables all GUI elements, including menus, the compass, subtitles and messages. Very useful for taking screenshots.)
`TFC`	Toggle freefly camera. Add <1> to pause.
`TAI`	Toggle Artificial Intelligence (Characters will not react to non-combat stimuli and dialog may not function. Used in conjunction with `TCAI` will completely disable NPC actions.)
`TCAI`	Toggle Combat Artificial Intelligence (Characters may turn hostile, but will not attack the player.)
`TDetect`	Toggle AI Detection. Doesn't work with Pickpocket detection.
`TC`	Toggle player Control of target entity. If used when targeting an NPC, will transfer control to said NPC, and any command inputs will be applied both characters. To fix, use `TC` on the player character to turn off its actions.
`TMM <#>`	Toggle Map Markers; <0> Disable all. <1> Enable all. <1,0,1> Show all, no fast travel.
`TGM`	Toggle God Mode (Infinite health, magicka, and stamina. Carry weight will never affect movement or fast travel.)

Targeted commands

Command	Effect
`Equipitem <ItemID> <#><left/right>`	Forces the target to equip <ItemID>, if it is in their inventory. Adding a '1' after the ID seems to make some items un removable, while '0' keeps them removable as normal. <left/right> will equip the weapon in the left or right hand.
`setessential <BaseID> <#>`	Make NPC mortal (0) / immortal(1).
`Disable`	This will make the target disappear, but still loaded with the cell (see also:`MarkForDelete`).
`Enable`	Used to make disabled targets re-appear. Useful for when you made a pointing mistake when disabling targets.
`unlock`	Unlock the desired chest or door. Note: This may not work in some cases.
`lock <#>`	Lock chests, doors or people. <#> = the level of difficulty. (0-100, any larger and the lock cannot be picked)
`kill`	Instantly kills target. (Does not kill characters/creatures marked 'essential', only causes them to fall to the ground for a few minutes.)
`Resurrect <#>`	Return a dead NPC to life. Replace <#> with 1 to resurrest with all current items intact. Leave off <#> to have the corpse removed & a new copy spawned.
`removeallitems`	Removes all items in the targets inventory. Use the `<player> variable to transfer all items to own inventory.`
`sexchange`	Change gender of target NPC, or PC. Note: Only BODY changes, not the head.
`additem <ItemID> <#>`	Adds <ItemID> to target NPC, Note: Use on a merchant to set the amount of barter gold. This gold may not go to your inventory when selling items to the vendor.
`setlevel <1>,<2>,<3>,<4>`	Sets the level of an NPC compared to the player. `SetLevel 1000,0,1,81`will make target level with you from 1 to 81. 1: <% of PC's level 10>* The NPC's level in comparison to player, based on % of players level. (1000 = 100.0%) 2: <1 level +/-> How many levels this NPC will be ^above or _below the level in1. 3: <starting level> The lowest level this NPC can be. 4: <level cap> The highest level this NPC can be.
`getav` <AV>	Returns the current value of the specified actor value.
`modav <AV> <+/-#>`	Changes <AV> by <+/-#>
`forceav <AV> <#>`	Forces <AV> to <#>
`setav <AV> <#>`	As above, but some values don't stay set through saves.
`setscale <#>`	Sets the scale of an object. '1' is default. If no object is selected, applies to PC. NOTE: When used on an actor, it increases or decreases speed and damage. Also note that the lowest possible value to change the scale, is 0.1, and the highest possible value to change the scale, is 10.00, exactly on the dot.
`moveto player`	Teleports the targeted NPC to you. (Works similar to `player.placeatme <BaseID> <#>` but does not create a new reference of the base object.)
`player.setrelationshiprank <RefID> <#>`	Used to set an NPCs disposition towards the player. <#> = 1-4 Note: If this doesn't help when attempting to add Follower dialogue, try`setrelationshiprank <RefID> <#>` then`player.setrelationshiprank <RefID> <#>`.
`openactorcontainer <#>`	<#> = 1,2, 3, or 4. Depending on the actors faction ranking to the player will depend on what you see in their inventory. Use the correct ranking for their current status.) This allows you to add or retrieve items from that actor. Some actors will not equip armor or weapons you store on them.
`GetPos <axis>`	Returns the position value of given axis (x,y,z) of the target
`SetPos <axis> <#>`	Sets the position value of given axis (x,y,z) of the target.
`GetAngle <axis>`	Returns the value of given rotational axis (x,y,z) of the target.
`SetAngle <axis> <#>`	Sets the value of given rotational axis (x,y,z) of the target (the change happens when the targeted object is picked up).
`MarkForDelete`	Permanently deletes the selected item either instantaneously or upon reload. This command is cleaner than `disable`, as it removes the item completely instead of just hiding it from view.
`setownership`	Allows you to make things ownerless. They won't become yours. When used on chests, applies to everything inside.

Most "Target commands" can be used on the player by self-targeting or prefixing with Player. in the console window. Some commands, such as Kill and Disable will crash the game when self-targeted, while others may produce unexpected results.

Quest commands

Command	Effect
`GetStage <QuestID>`	Used to get the current quest stage for quest (use`ShowQuestTargets` for IDs).
`player.sqs <quest id>`	Used to display all the stages of a quest
`SetObjectiveCompleted <QuestID> <stage> <1 to set, 0 to unset>`	Used to set the quest stage as being completed or uncompleted.
`SetStage <quest id> <stage value>`	Used to set the quest stage (Useful for bugged quests).
`movetoqt <QuestID>`	Move to quest target.
`showquesttargets`	Shows all current quest IDs.
`caqs`	Complete all Stages of EVERY quest. Buggy, may not be stable. NOT recommended.
`CompleteQuest <QuestID>'`	Complete a quest. May cause buggy behavior,`SetStage` is generally cleaner.

Player commands

Command	Effect
`Addshout <ShoutID>`	Add shout to player skill list. Shouts are also part of spells so in order for this command to work you would need the spells unlocked. List of Shout Codes.*NOTE: Shouts can be unlocked using:`player.unlockword <shoutID>`
`SetPlayerRace <Raceid>`	Doing this will allow you to change your race without using`showracemenu`. Note: May bug after certain transformations (ex: Werewolf), and revert back to original race, or the race you selected using `showracemenu`.
`fov <#>`	Adjust field of view. The maximum value appears to be 160. Higher numbers allow a wider field of vision, but it can be distorted. Lower numbers show a "zoomed" view. 60-90 is a useful range.
`showracemenu`	Bring up character customization menu. Magicka, Stamina, and Health will be spread evenly on using this depending on your character's level. It will remove any custom point distributions. Note:Using TGM command before entering the menu will retain your original levels. Will only modify your attributes/skills/points/etc. if you change the race, sex, or select a preset from the list. Modifying cosmetic things like skin color/warpaint/hair/face shape/etc. will leave your points.
`player.addperk <PerkID>`	Adds the perk.
`player.removeperk <PerkID>`	Removes a perk.; does not return the point used to gain the perk.
`player.addspell <variable>`	Adds a spell, disease, or power.
`Player.removespell <variable>`	Removes a spell, disease, or power
`player.additem <ItemID> <#>`	Add an item to the inventory. For example, to add 100 gold to the inventory, use `player.additem f 100`
`player.removeitem <ItemID> <#>`	Remove an item from the inventory.
`player.drop <ItemID> <#>`	This will drop the item.
`player.showinventory`	Lists all items in your inventory and their codes. PgUp and PgDwn to scroll through.
`player.setcrimegold <#> <FactionID>`	Adds <#> to your current bounty with <FactionID>
`player.paycrimegold <X> <Y> <FactionID>`	Sometimes, does not pay off your bounty fully. X = 1 Remove stolen items. 0 Don't remove stolen items. Y = 1 Go to jail. 0 Don't go to jail.
`player.setlevel <#>`	Sets current level to <#>.
`player.teachword <WOOP>`	Teaches a word of power, words can be found with the "help <word> 4" command and are recognizable by the WOOP tag. See Shouts
`player.setav <AV> <#>`	Sets the Actor Value to <#>.
`player.modav <AV> <+/-#>`	Modifies the Actor Value by <#>.
`player.forceav <AV> <#>`	Should be avoided for use, as it overrides/ignores game's automatic calculations such as item bonuses, spell bonuses, etc.
`player.placeatme <Item/NPCID> <#>`	Places an item or actor next to the player.
`playerEnchantObject <ItemID> <mgef> <mgef>`	Adds object to inventory with any two magic effects (not limited to enchants). Codes
`IncPCS <AVskill>`	Increase the players skill points by one point `IncPCS marksman`
`AdvSkill <AV> <#>`	Give the player the desired amount of skill usage points. NOTE: Very inconsistent between skills. E.g. "`AdvSkill speechcraft 3000`" gives about as much Speech experience as "`AdvSkill enchanting 1`" gives Enchanting experience. See skills for test results.
`psb`	Player Spell Book. Unlocks all spells and shouts. NOTE: Using this command will unlock every spell, even those used to test Skyrim, this may cause bugs so you should backup the game before using this.
`player.advlevel`	Force a Level Up (Does not add ability to pick a new perk)
`enableplayercontrols`	This command is used to enable controls during cinematics when they're disabled. Occasionally the game will glitch, instead of reloading put in this command and carry on.
player.forceav dragonsouls #	Sets the number of dragon souls the player has. Replace # with the desired number.

Most "Player commands" can be used on any NPC by left clicking them while in the console window, and typing the code without the Player. prefix.

Other

Command	Effect
`Addfac <FactionID> <#>`	Adds the selected NPC to a faction. May cause undesired and buggy AI behavior.
`set playerfollowercount to <#>`	0 Clears followers and allows you to recruit again.
`Prid <RefID>`	Sets the NPC as reference, allowing other commands to be used, good for targeting NPCs that you cant reach/select on screen or fixing quest glitches about Npcs not appearing.
`bat <name of text file>`	Executes a .bat file. For more info read this.
`help <"Object name"> <#>`	Show all console commands with descriptions. Add descriptors to search for IDs. ex:`help "elven armor" 0` will show ids of all items that include "elven armor" in the name. <#> sets the limits for the search function, 0 = no limits; 4 = Exact.
`qqq`	Quits the game without going through the menus. (May cause crash.)
`killall`	Kills all non-essential NPCs in the vicinity.
`set timescale to <#>`	Set the rate at which time passes (20 is the default, 1 is realtime)
`sw <WeatherID>`	Set Weather. Changes the current weather to the one entered. It may vanish quickly depending on the area you're in, due to the area's climate being forced; like where rain isn't common.
`fw`	Force Weather. Will automatically change the current weather to the one specified. (May also vanish as with the sw command).

Movement

Command	Effect
`coc <CellID>`	Center On Cell. Teleports you to the center of the cell. A list of coc codes is here.
`WIDeadBodyCleanupCell`	Holds the bodies of NPCs that have died.
`player.moveto <NPCrefID>`	Move to an NPC.

Skyrim Console Commands

How to use

List of Skyrim Console Commands

Targeted commands

Quest commands

Player commands

Other

Movement