Skyrim batch files are lists of console commands that are run one after the other. They have no loops, tests, or other logic and execution doesn't stop if there's a problem with one of the commands. You can create any number of batch files, each with its own purpose.
Not a big fan of cheats, but sometimes when you're literally done with the game, or want to mess around it might be a fun to give it a shot. Also if getting stuck in game, some of the commands may help. Opening the console can be done through the tilde-key (~), it sits before the '1' key and under the ESC-key. So here are bunch of console commands for you to experiment with:
- Skyrim batch files are lists of console commands that are run one after the other. They have no loops, tests, or other logic and execution doesn't stop if there's a problem with one of the commands. You can create any number of batch files, each with its own purpose.
- Open Console: Tilde (`) Opens the in-game console. Screenshot: Print Screen: Share: Capture Button: Captures a screenshot of the current moment in the game, and saves it in the main Skyrim folder. Steam screenshot: F12: Takes a screenshot that is saved to the Steam screenshots folder. Hotkey can only be configured through Steam settings.
- tgm - Good ol' God Mode means you're completely invulnerable to everything
- tcl - Fly mode
- unlock - Simply highlight the door or chest you want to unlock, and type 'unlock' into the console.
- psb - Get all spells
- player.advlevel - Automatically level up
- caqs - Automatically complete all the stages of your primary quest
- showracemenu - Readjust your looks - but this will reset your level and skills.
- player.modav skill X - Where 'skill' is the skill you want to modify, and X is the amount you want to modify it by. Skills are inputted via their in-game names without spaces, apart from Archery which is 'Marksman', and Speech, which is known as 'Speechcraft'.
- player.additem ITEM ### - Every single item in Skyrim has a code, a bit like an Argos catalogue of fantasy objects. You'll find them all on this GameFront page - replace 'ITEM' with the item's code, and '###' with the number of items you want. Now your dreams of owning 47 cabbage potato soups can come true.
- player.additem 0000000f ### - A simple way to get some free gold - any number between 001 and 999 will do.
- player.additem 0000000a '###' - Running low on lockpicks? Enter the number you require here and they'll magically appear.
- addshout - Combine with the codes on this Wikia page to add your selected shout.
- tm - Toggles all in-game menus
- tmm - Followed by 0 or 1 turns map markers on or off.
- tfc - You will be able to access the flycam
- tai - Disable/Enable AI
- tcai - Turns combat AI on or off
- tdetect - Turns business detection (stealing, murdering, doing a poo in the woods etc) on or off. You'll still get caught if you try pickpocketing, though.
- player.setcrimegold ### - Adjust your wanted level with this handy command - setting it to zero resets your current amount of wantedness.
- player.setlevel ## - Up or down your player level as you see fit.
- player.setav speedmult ### - Set your desired running speed.
- movetoqt - Go straight to your quest target.
- kill - Target the thing you want to kill, type this command and they'll fall over.
- killall - Kills everything in the vicinity. Literally everything.
- help - Lists every single console command.
- resurrect - Resurrect character.
- player.modav carryweight # - Set your maximum carry weight
- setpcfame # - Set your fame level.
- setpcinfamy # - Set up infamous level.
- player.setav fatigue # - Set maximum fatigue.
- player.setav health # - Set maximum health.
- coc qasmoke - Bethesda's handily included a room with every single in-game item in it - type this command to go straight there. It might take a while to load - there are thousands of items here. Type 'coc Riverwood' to return to the game.
- qqq - Quit the game without having to go through any of those pesky menus.
- removeallitems - Target a character and type this and you'll get all their items - including their clothes.
- sexchange - Change your character's gender.
- set timescale to # - This defaults at 16 - 1 is realtime. Up it to experience crazy timelapse-style Skyrim.
- Addfac
1 - Adds the selected NPC to a faction. May cause undesired and buggy AI behavior. Also addtofaction can be used instead of addfac.
- Addtofaction 19809 1 adds an NPC to the marriage-faction, allowing players to marry this NPC.
- Addtofaction 0005A1A4 1 adds an NPC to the player ally faction, which will make a normally hostile NPC no longer hostile towards the player.
- Addtofaction 000E0CD9 1 adds an NPC or the player to the Bandit Ally Faction, most bandits will no longer attack.
- Addtofaction 000E0CDA 1 adds an NPC or the player to the Warlock Ally Faction, most warlocks and necromancers will no longer attack.
- Addtofaction 000E0CDB 1 adds an NPC or the player to the Draugr Ally Faction, most drougr will no longer attack
- Addtofaction 5C84D 1 adds an NPC to the potentialfollower faction. However, whether or not they'll follow you depends on their disposition towards you.
- tg - Toggles grass display.
- ts - Toggles display of skybox and fog.
- Equipitem
- Forces the targetted actor (or your character, if using the 'player.equipitem' command instead) to equip a specific item, if it is present in their inventory. - The 'showinventory' command can be used with this to provide you with the FormID of equippable items in an actor's inventory.
- You can use this command on yourself (player.equipitem
) to equip weapons that are not normally available in the game. Ex. 'player.equipitem 0010ec8a' allows you to equip a Dwarven Sphere Centurian's Crossbow. (Looks like a normal iron bow but glows red) - player.addperk
- ( 000581e7 for Augmented Flames level 1 ; 'player.addperk 000581e7') - (To find the perk id type 'help 'perk name' 4', then add each level in order). Make sure to put double quotes around perks with a space in them. (This also works with items if you needs to find out their code.)
- Some perk id's are listed at Console Perk Codes
- This command is currently glitched and the perks might not take effect.
- player.removeperk
- Removes a learned perk; does not return the point used to gain the perk. Useful for manually respec-ing your character if you have misallocated a perk. - Prid
- Targets the written Npc, allowing for other commands to be issued to it, good for targeting Npcs that you cant reach/select on screen or fixing quest glitches about Npcs not appearing. (example of usage : type 'Prid 0001A677' will first target Jarl of Whiterun even when you can't see him, then other commands such as 'kill', 'moveto' can be used on him.)