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Fallout 4 cheats and console commands to change the nuclear wasteland

Here's a list of Fallout 4 console commands and cheats to completely personalise your game

How to use console commands
Player console commands
World console commands
Quest console commands
Faction console commands
NPC console commands

Fallout 4 cheats and console commands make surviving the irradiated wastes of the Commonwealth much easier, allowing you to change the world, spawn items at will and just generally screw with NPCs. There are a lot of other things you can do with console commands from just teleporting around, clipping through walls, and be invincible. They let you wander out into the wastes to soak in the sights (and rads) of Fallout 4 without having to constantly look over your shoulder.

However , be aware that turning on too many cheats at once will likely crash the game. These console command and cheats are only available on PC, but PS5 and Xbox players can always check out some the best Fallout 4 mod s to see if they’ll have things that can help.

Here's a list of useful Fallout 4 cheats and console commands to use.

How to use Fallout 4 console commands

To apply Fallout 4 console commands you just need to hit the tilde (~) key in-game to reveal the developer console, then enter the command code with the required variables to define it. You can stack effects by typing in multiple commands, then press tilde again when you're done to go back into the game. In most cases, typing in the same code again will reverse the original effect.

As for any game where you're tinkering around with codes and playing in ways that weren't originally intended, it's highly likely that some of these commands, or combinations of them, can produce game-breaking glitches or crash everything. For that reason you should always create a back up save before you start messing about , so you have a 'safe' save to fall back on should you break everything. Don't forget that using Fallout 4 cheats will also disable achievements, so you'll need a legit gae or sace if you want to keep earning awards.

Fallout 4 player console commands

tgm - Turn on God mode, for full invincibility to damage and radiation, plus infinite ammo and carry capacity etc
tim - Turn on Immortal mode, where you can take damage but will never die. This can irreparably break your character if you get decapitated or lose a limb from a kill animation
tcl - Turn on No-clip mode, so you can walk in the air and through walls
player.resethealth - Refills your health to full
showlooksmenu player 1 - Change your appearance - make sure your face in visible on screen
showspecialmenu - Change your name and assign SPECIAL points
csb - Clears any blood, dust etc effects from your screen
coc CellID - Teleport to the specified CellID location. A list of CellIDs is here
coc qasmoke - Teleport to a testing room containing almost every item in the game. Use the command again with a different CellID to exit
player.additem ItemID # - Change the ItemID to the item you wish to put in your inventory, and # to the amount of that item you want. A list of ItemIDs is here
player.setav VariableID # - Sets the stated VariableID to the entered amount to alter your stats. A list of VaribleIDs is here
player.setav speedmult # - Sets the speed of your character to the entered value, where 100 is standard and 200 is double speed
setgs fJumpHeightMin # - Sets the height of your jump, where 90 is standard. If you increase this too much then you will take fall damage when jumping, unless you also enter setgs fjumpfallheightmult 0 or enable God mode
player.addperk PerkID - Adds the stated PerkID to your character. A list of PerkIDs is here - note that you also need to add any preceding perks in the order they unlock
CGF "Game.AddPerkPoints" # - Add the specific number of Perk Points, which can then be spent
player.setlevel # - Replace # with the level to set your player to
lock unlock - Point at a door, terminal, safe etc then use these code to lock or unlock them
activate - Point at a object then use this code to activate it when normally a switch or other trigger is required

Fallout 4 world console commands

tm - Toggle the GUI display - this also turns off the console command display, so you'll need to enter ~tm again to see what you're typing
tmm 1 - Turn on all map markers, switch 1 with 0 to turn them all off, or 1,0,1 to turn them all on as undiscovered (no fast travel)
tfc - Enter free camera mode, add 1 to pause the game
screenshot - Take a screenshot and save it in the root Fallout4.exe directory
sucsm # - Replace # to alter the speed of the free camera, use 10 for half speed, 20 for default, or 40 for double speed
tfow - Toggles the fog on the local map
gr - Toggles God-Ray
tg - Toggles grass
ts - Toggles sky display
tws - Toggles water display
set timescale to # - Change # to determine the speed time passes at (number of game seconds per actual second), where 1 is realtime and 20 is default
sgtm # - Change # to determine the game speed multiplier, where 0.5 is half speed and 2 is double speed etc. Going too high can crash the game
fw WeatherID - sw WeatherID Replace WeatherID with the type of weather you want to activate, using fw to instantly activate it or sw for a gradual change. A list of WeatherIDs is here

Fallout 4 quest console commands

caqs - Completes all quest stages and awards all quest items, likely to bug or crash
saq - Starts all quests, very likely to crash
sqo - Displays all objectives for all quests
sqt - Displays all targets for current quests, shows QuestIDs
sqs - QuestID Display all stages for the specific QuestID. A list of QuestIDs is also here
movetoqt - QuestID Travel to the target of the specific QuestID
completequest QuestID - completeallobjectives QuestID Completes quest with the specific QuestID, completing all objectives may be more reliable
resetquest QuestID - Resets quest with the specific QuestID

Fallout 4 faction console commands

player.addtofaction FactionID # or TargetID.addtofaction FactionID # - Adds you or the specified target to the stated FactionID, replacing # with 0 for friend or 1 for ally. A list of FactionIDs is here
player.removefromfaction FactionID or TargetID.removefromfaction FactionID - Removes you or the specified target from the stated FactionID
player.removefromallfactions or TargetID.removefromallfactions - Removes you or the specified target from all factions. If used on yourself then this also removed you from the technical "player" faction required for game functions, so add this back with player.addtofaction 0001c21c 1
setally FactionID FactionID # # - Set two FactionIDs to be friendly with each other, replacing # with 0 for friend or 1 for ally
setenemy FactionID FactionID # # - Set two FactionIDs to be enemies with each other, replacing # with 0 for neutral or 1 for enemy

Fallout 4 NPC console commands

tdetect - Turn off all AI detection
tai - Toggle non-combat AI for NPCs
tcai - Toggle combat AI for NPCs
targetID.sexchange - Switches gender of targeted NPC, prone to bugs. A list of targetIDs for NPCs is here
targetID.tc - Toggles control of the targeted NPC. Use with player.tc to stop your own character moving at the same time
targetID.kill - Kills the targeted NPC, as long as they're not essential
killall - Kills all non-essential NPCs and creatures in the vicinity
kah - Kills all hostiles in the vicinity
targetID.resurrect - Return a dead targeted NPC to life
player.moveto TargetID - Moves you to the stated NPC or item
TargetID.moveto player - Moves the stated NPC or item to you
showbartermenu - Allows you to barter with NPCs

If you're not able to make certain commands work, or you just want to know more about the options available, then enter help in the console command window and more instructions will follow.

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Fallout 4 console commands and cheats

Learn how to toggle godmode and more with these handy Fallout 4 console commands and cheats.

Fallout 4 is a massive game. Whether you played it at release, or you’re going back to replay it now, there are hundreds of hours’ worth of content on display. If you want to see it all, then you’ll be playing quite a bit. Thankfully, you can speed this process up a bit, barring you don’t mind cheating a little. In this guide, we’ll go over all the Fallout 4 console commands you could ever want to know, which should help you take a few shortcuts to get you where you want to go.

If you’re going to take shortcuts, you might as well know what you’re doing. At least that’s our thoughts behind it all. The following Fallout 4 console commands and cheats will help you do all kinds of things. From toggling no-clip, to enabling Fallout 4’s godmode. There are plenty of cheats available with the dev console.

Enable the console

If you’re going to make use of the Fallout 4 console commands we’ve gathered below, you’re going to need to know how to enable the console. Most copies of the game should already have the console enabled, so simply load in and press the Tilde (~) key to bring up the console.

You should now see a small bar at the bottom of your game screen. Enter in the codes that we’ve outlined below, and it will activate the action listed on the right. It should go without saying, but we do not recommend using these Fallout 4 console commands or cheats if you haven’t already completed the game. While your achievements won’t be blocked, cheating can often ruin the game experience for users. Use your own discretion when activating cheats.

Fallout 4 item codes

Now that you have a grasp on some of the most useful console commands and cheats in Fallout 4, let's talk about a few handy item codes you may want to use alongside your newly found commands.

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Fallout 4 Cheats List

Fallout cheats is an updated list of all Fallout 4 console commands for PC and Mac (Steam). Cheats in this list include those for all DLCs: Nuka-World, Automatron, Far Harbor.

Type the name of a command into the search box to instantly filter 134 commands . Hover over a command in the table to view argument help. Click the "Card View" button to view console commands in an easy-to-read format.

The key used to open the console in Fallout 4 depends on your keyboard layout. The most common keys are ~ (tilde), ` (grave, usually under ESC ) and ' (apostrophe). If none of these work, or you are having issues using the console, please see our console help guide .

Target commands are commands that will apply their effect to the target you currently have selected. To select a target, click on an object, NPC or item whilst the console is open (its reference ID will then appear above the console in brackets). To deselect a target, simply click the target again. All target commands are indicted with a Target Command badge at the end of their description. Add player. to the start of a target console command to apply its effects to your character (e.g. player.additem instead of additem).

Reference ID Help Item Codes List Perk IDs Faction IDs Character and Global Variable IDs Weather IDs Skyrim Console Commands

player.addItem Command

player.additem [item code] [amount] [silent]

This command will add the item of the specified ID to your inventory. You can also specify an amount, which will make the command give you that amount of the item. If you specify a 1 at the end of the command (silent), no confirmation message will be shown.

player.removeAllItems Command

player.removeallitems

This command will clear your character's inventory (remove all items).

player.removeItem Command

player.removeitem [item code] [amount]

This command, as the name would suggest, removes the specified item from your inventory. If an amount is specified, it will remove that amount of the item.

player.kill Command

player.kill

This command will set your health to 0, killing you.

player.addperk Command

player.addperk [perk id]

This command will give your character the perk with the specified ID.

player.removeperk Command

player.removeperk [perk id]

The command will remove the perk with the specified ID from your character.

player.sexchange Command

player.sexchange

This command will change the sex of your character (switch between male and female).

player.setlevel Command

player.setlevel [level]

This cheat will set your character's level to level specified.

player.resethealth Command

player.resethealth

This command will restore your health to its maximum level (100%).

player.setrace Command

player.setrace [race id]

This cheat will change the race of your Fallout character, relative to the specified race. Use 'human' to return to normal form. NOTE: You may experience issues switching races if your character does not have default appearance settings. Use the 'showlooksmenu' command to change your character's looks.

player.getav Command

player.getav [character variable id]

This command will print to console the value of the specified player variable. For a list of player variable IDs, please see this page .

player.setav Command

player.setav [character variable id] [value]

This command will set the specified player variable to the specified value.

player.modav Command

player.modav [character variable id] [value]

This cheat is similar to the setav command, but instead of setting the player variable to specified value, it will add the value to the existing value.

player.forceav Command

player.forceav [character variable id] [value]

This command will forcefully set the specified player variable to the specified value. The difference between this command and setav is that this command will set the value of the player variable irrespective of all modifiers. For example, if you had +10 sneak from armor and used setav to set your sneak to 20, you'd have a total of 30 sneak but with this command, your total sneak would be 20 as it ignores all factors and changes the absolute value, not the base value.

player.PlaceAtMe Command

player.placeatme [item id] [amount] [quality]

This command will spawn an item, character (NPC), creature or object in front of your player.

showlooksmenu player 1 Command

showlooksmenu player 1

This command will open up the looks menu so that you can change the look (e.g. hair, eyes, etc) of your character.

showspecialmenu Command

showspecialmenu

This command opens up the special menu. The special menu can be used to change your character's name and modify S.P.E.C.I.A.L. points.

player.moveto Command

player.moveto [item/npc/object id]

This command will teleport your character to the NPC, object or item with the specified ID.

help Command

help ["search term"] [search type] [form id]

This command can be used to search for functions, item codes, IDs for NPCs/objects, settings and much more. See argument explanation for details.

Clear Command

This command clears the console of all existing messages.

ShowAllMapMarkers Command

showallmapmarkers [enable / disable]

This command can be used to enable (discover) and disable (undiscover) map markers. Map markers allow for fast travel.

ToggleGodMode Command

togglegodmode

This command toggles (enables and disables) god mode for your character. In god mode, your character is invincible, meaning you cannot take damage (from everything, including radiation, oxygen, etc).

ToggleImmortalMode Command

toggleimmortalmode

This cheat toggles (enables and disables) immortal mode for your character. In immortal mode, your character will still takes damage but cannot die as your health will never reach 0.

ToggleCollision Command

togglecollision

This command toggles (enables and disables) noclip mode. In no clip mode your character does not collide with solid objects in the world, this allows you to move through walls, etc. This command is useful for getting unstuck from a location and accessing usually out-of-bounds locations.

ToggleGamePause Command

togglegamepause

This command toggles (enables and disables) the game pause. When paused, the game is frozen, after resuming, the game continues from the second before it was paused.

SetCameraFOV Command

setcamerafov [third person fov] [first person fov]

This command can be used to set both the first and third person field of views (FOVs). A field of view is how wide your character can see.

ToggleFlyCam Command

toggleflycam [freeze]

This command toggles (enables and disables) flycam (freecam) for your character. In flycam mode, the camera becomes disconnected from your character - you can move it about to explore the world around your character (which will stay where it was when you enabled fly cam mode). After disabling flycam mode, your camera will return to its original position and control the character again.

SetUfoCamSpeedMult Command

setufocamspeedmult [speed]

This command can be used to change the speed the flycam mode camera moves at (slow it down or speed it up).

ToggleMenus Command

togglemenus

This command will hide the UI, including the console. To enable the UI again, type the command into the console again - note that the console hotkey will still open the console, even though you can't see it (when the UI is hidden).

screenshot Command

This command will take a screenshot of your current screen

UpdateGodraySettings Command

updategodraysettings [setting / on / off] [value]

This command can be used to enable and disable God-Ray, or to change the value of a specified god ray setting.

CenterOnCell Command

centeroncell [cell id]

This command will teleport your character to the cell with the specified cell ID.

SetConsoleOuputFile Command

setconsoleouputfile [file name]

This command is incorrectly spelled in the game - it is missing a T in Output. This command will log the console's output in text to the specified file.

RunConsoleBatch Command

runconsolebatch [file name]

This cheat will execute a list of commands in the specified file. It looks for the file in the root game directory (the main folder of the game). You do not need to specify the file ending (e.g. '.txt'), just the file name.

tfow Command

This cheat enables and disables (toggles) fog of war (FoW) on the map you are currently playing.

ToggleGrass Command

togglegrass

This command will toggle the visibility of grass meaning after executing this command for the first time, grass will be hidden (run it again to show grass again).

ToggleTrijuicing Command

toggletrijuicing

This command will enable and disable (toggle) trijuicing. Although untested, we believe Trijuicing refers to trilinear Anisotropic filtering, meaning toggling Trijuicing off is likely to increase your game's performance.

ToggleLODLand Command

togglelodland

This command enables and disables (toggles) the distant LOD display.

ToggleSky Command

This command toggles (enables and disables) the rendering of the sky.

ToggleWaterSystem Command

togglewatersystem

This command disables the visibility of water for a few seconds, after which you will need to again execute the command to hide water.

ToggleWireFrame Command

togglewireframe

This command toggles (enables and disables) wireframe mode. In wireframe mode, wireframes are drawn around models (characters, objects, etc) rather than their usual textures. This creates a very unique/spoofy visual effect. The GUI is not affected by this cheat.

QuitGame Command

This command, as the name would suggest, will exit the game.

ClearScreenBlood Command

clearscreenblood

This command removes all visual effects like blood, dust, etc from your screen.

SaveGame Command

savegame [save file name]

This command will save your current game/progress to the specified file.

LoadGame Command

loadgame [load file name]

This command will load the specified save file.

SetGlobalTimeMultiplier Command

setglobaltimemultiplier [multiplier]

This command can be used to speed up or slow down the pace at which the game runs at - a multiplier of 0.5 would make the game run in slow motion at half the usual rate, a multiplier of 2 would make it run twice as fast.

CharacterLight Command

characterlight [on / off / rim] [lighting strength]

This command can be used to enable, disable and edit rim lighting on character models.

SetStage Command

setstage [quest id] [stage #]

This cheat can be used to advance (or return) to a specified stage in a quest.

GetStage Command

getstage [quest id]

This cheat will print the current stage you are at in the specified quest.

sqt Command

SQT stands for Show Quest Target - this command will print a list of targets for your current quests. The quest IDs of these quests will also be printed to the console, as a result, this command is commonly used to find out quest IDs.

CompleteQuest Command

completequest [quest id]

This cheat will instantly complete the quest with the specified ID for your character.

ResetQuest Command

resetquest [quest id]

This command can be used to return to the start point and restart an already completed (or already partially completed) quest. NOTE: Sometimes this command can result in a bug that prevents you being unable to progress in the reset quest again.

ShowQuestObjectives Command

showquestobjectives [quest id]

This command prints a list of all objectives for the quest with the specified ID. If you do not specify a quest ID, a list of objectives for all quests in the game will be printed to console.

CompleteAllObjectives Command

completeallobjectives [quest id]

This command will complete all existing objectives for the quest with the specified ID.

caqs Command

This cheat will complete every single quest in Fallout 4. All quest items and quest-related achievements will also be granted at this time. Because of the sheer amount of items and achievements, this often causes the game to crash during execution.

MoveToQuestTarget Command

movetoquesttarget [quest id]

This command will teleport your character to the current target of the specified quest.

ShowQuestStages Command

showqueststages [quest id]

This command will print a list of all stages (completed and uncompleted) of the quest with the specified ID - useful for finding out quest stage numbers.

ShowQuestVars Command

showquestvars [quest id]

This command will print a list of variables used by the specified quest.

addItem Command

additem [item id] [amount] [silent] Target Command

This command can be used to add a specified amount of any item to the inventory of an NPC, player or any other target with an inventory.

cf "ObjectReference.AddItem" Command

cf "objectreference.additem" [reference id] [amount] [silent] Target Command

This command is similar to the addItem command, but can be used to add items to inventories specified by their reference ID, not just their item ID. A reference ID is a unique ID assigned to any item/object/etc when it is spawned into the world. You can find out the reference ID of an item/object by clicking on it in your game whilst the console is open.

cf "ObjectReference.AttachModToInventoryItem" Command

cf "objectreference.attachmodtoinventoryitem" [item id] [modification id] Target Command

This command adds a mod to a specified item. The item should be in the inventory of the specified target.

cf "ObjectReference.RemoveModFromInventoryItem" Command

cf "objectreference.removemodfrominventoryitem" [item id] [modification id] Target Command

This command removes a modification from the specified item in the inventory of the target.

removeItem Command

removeitem [item id] [amount] Target Command

This command can be used to remove an item from the inventory of a player, NPC or any other target with an inventory.

drop Command

drop [item id] [amount] Target Command

This command removes a specified item (and optionally, an amount) from the inventory of the target and places the item(s) on the floor near the target.

removeAllItems Command

removeallitems [recipient id] Target Command

This command will remove all items from the inventory of the target. If you choose to specify a recipient ID as an argument, the items will be moved from the target to the recipient's inventory.

showInventory Command

showinventory [show modifications] Target Command

This command prints a list of all of the items in the inventory of the target to the console.

equipItem Command

equipitem [item id] Target Command

This command equips the target with the specified item. The item must be in the inventory of the target.

unequipItem Command

unequipitem [item id] Target Command

This command unequips the item with the specified ID from the target and places it in the target's inventory.

unequipAll Command

unequipall Target Command

This command unequips all items that are currently equipped by the target and places them in the target's inventory.

openActorContainer 1 Command

openactorcontainer 1 Target Command

This command will open an interface showing the target's inventory and equipped items. You can move contents into your player's inventory by dragging them into your own. Some equipped clothing items like outfits will not be shown in this interface however armor, etc is.

kill Command

kill Target Command

This command, as its name might suggest, kills the target (sets their health to 0).

resurrect Command

resurrect Target Command

This command will bring a dead NPC back to life after it has died.

tai Command

tai Target Command

This command will enable or disable (toggle) AI for the target. Usually, any target with a disabled ID will freeze until it their AI is re-enabled.

ToggleCombatAI Command

togglecombatai Target Command

This command will toggle (enable or disable) the combat AI for the target. When combat AI is disabled, NPCs will have usual behaviour for anything that isn't combat-related. They will not be able to attack you (or do anything related to their combat AI).

sexchange Command

sexchange Target Command

This command will change the sex of the target. If the target is female, they will become male, if they target is male, they will become female. It is not recommended that you use this command on target's that are required for quests and cannot be re-spawned because it can often cause problems.

isessential Command

isessential Target Command

This command will print 1 in console if the target is essential, and 0 in console if the target is not essential. An essential target (usually an NPC) cannot be permanently killed.

getav Command

getav [variable id] Target Command

This command will print the current value of the specified variable for the target to the console.

setav Command

setav [variable id] [value] Target Command

This command can be used to set the value of the specified variable.

modav Command

modav [variable id] [value] Target Command

This command will modify the value of a specified variable.

forceav Command

forceav [variable id] [value] Target Command

This command will forcefully set the value of a specified variable. This command sets the variable to the value specified and ignores all other modifiers. If you were to set your sneak to 5 using this command and you had +15 sneak from clothing, you would still have 5 sneak. If you were to set your sneak to 5 using the setav command, you would have a total of 20 sneak with clothing that offered +15.

moveto Command

moveto [reference id] Target Command

This command will teleport the target to the player/NPC/object with the specified ID.

ToggleControlsDriven Command

togglecontrolsdriven Target Command

This command will put you in control of the target character. Execute the same command again to stop controlling the character. As this doesn't take you out of control of your player's character, you will need to execute player.tc or otherwise your inputs will apply to both your player and the target you are controlling.

AddToFaction Command

addtofaction [faction id] [friend / ally] Target Command

This command adds the target to the faction with the specified ID as either an ally or a friend.

RemoveFromFaction Command

removefromfaction [faction id] Target Command

This command removes the target from the faction with the specified ID.

removefromallfactions Command

removefromallfactions Target Command

This command removes the target from all factions that they are currently a member of.

setally Command

setally [faction id 1] [faction id 2] [friend / ally] [friend / ally]

This command will make two factions become allies or friends with eachother.

setenemy Command

setenemy [faction id 1] [faction id 2] [neutral / enemy] [neutral / enemy]

This command will make two factions either neutral or enemies of eachother.

ShowBarterMenu Command

showbartermenu [discount %] Target Command

This command opens up the Barter Menu, which allows you to barter with nearby NPCs.

recycleactor Command

recycleactor Target Command

This command resets your targeted (selected) NPC to the way they were when they first spawn (it will also revive NPCs). If used on a container, the container's contents will be cleared. If used on an object, it will move the object to position at which it spawned naturally.

killall Command

This command will kill all non-essential NPCs within your proximity (the cells of the map that are currently loaded). Note that essential NPCs and companions will not be killed when using this command.

kah Command

This command kills all NPCs that are hostile in your proximity (the cells of the map that are currently loaded).

setcommandstate Command

setcommandstate [command state] Target Command

This command allows you to change the command state of your targeted NPC. A command state of 1 allows you to control an NPC in a similar way to that of a companion, even if they are outside of your settlement.

tdetect Command

This command can be executed as a targeted command - if you select a target before executing this command, the effect of this command will be applied to your target only, otherwise its effect will be applied to all actors. This command toggles (enables and disables) AI detetection. With AI detection disabled, actors/NPCs will be unaware of your actions (so they will not react to things you do).

setessential Command

setessential [npc id] [essential status]

This command changes the 'essential status' of the NPC with the specified ID. When an NPC is essential, it cannot be killed.

ForceRepath Command

forcerepath Target Command

If the targeted NPC is currently following a path, or calculating a path, this command will force that path to be recalculated. Useful for getting NPCs unstuck/finding a new way to a location if they are taking an improper route.

ForcePathFailure Command

forcepathfailure Target Command

If the targeted NPC is currently following a path, this command will make the NPCs path fail. The path it is attempting to follow will be re-calculated, and it will not attempt to follow the same path as before.

ResetAI Command

resetai Target Command

This command will reset the AI of the targeted NPC - useful for fixing NPCs that are broken/not working as intended.

CFG "Game.AddPerkPoints" Command

cfg "game.addperkpoints" [amount]

This command adds the specified amount of perk points.

getgs Command

getgs [game setting]

This command prints the value of the specified game setting to the console.

setgs Command

setgs [game setting] [value]

This command can be used to change (set) the value of a specified game setting.

PickByRefId Command

pickbyrefid [reference id]

This command selects the item/object/NPC with the specified reference ID.

GetPlayerGrabbedRef Command

getplayergrabbedref

This command prints the reference ID of the item you are currently holding.

GetSelectedRef Command

getselectedref

This command prints the currently selected object/item/NPC reference ID to the console.

PickLastRef Command

picklastref

This command will select the last object/item/NPC that you had selected. If you last spawned something (e.g. an item), this will be selected, rather than what you had selected before spawning it.

PlaceThere Command

placethere [base id] [amount] [distance] [direction]

This command will place the object with the specified base ID in the location of the cursor. You can optional provide more arguments to change where it will be positioned.

disable Command

disable Target Command

This command will hide the targeted object, item or NPC.

enable Command

enable Target Command

This command will show the targeted object, item or NPC (if previously disabled).

SpawnDupe Command

spawndupe Target Command

This command spawns a duplicate of the targeted item/object/NPC.

attachMod Command

attachmod [modification id] Target Command

This command will attach the mod specified by its base ID to the targeted item.

removeMod Command

removemod [modification id]

This command will remove the mod specified by its base ID from the targeted item.

setScale Command

setscale [multiplier] Target Command

This command will set the scale of your targeted object/item/NPC. This can be used to make targets bigger and smaller. You may need to enable and disable the target for changes to apply (see the .enable and .disable commands).

getScale Command

getscale Target Command

This command will print the current scale of the targeted object/item/NPC.

getPos Command

getpos [x / y / z] Target Command

This command will print the current coordinate of the targeted item along the specified axis.

setPos Command

setpos [x / y / z] [position] Target Command

This command can be used to set the position of an object, NPC or item along the X, Y or Z axis.

modPos Command

modpos [x / y / z] [position] Target Command

This command can be used to add and subtract numbers from the position of an object, NPC or item along the X, Y or Z axis.

lock Command

lock [level requirement] Target Command

This command will lock doors, safes, containers and terminals. The lock requirements can be customized using the level requirement argument.

unlock Command

unlock Target Command

This command will unlock the targeted door, safe, container or terminal.

activate Command

activate Target Command

This command will activate an item that usually requires activation via something like a switch or button.

markForDelete Command

markfordelete Target Command

This command will delete the target from the game (permanently, not just hide it).

setOpenState Command

setopenstate [0 / 2]

This command can be used to set the open state of an object like a door. A state of 0 is closed, a state of 2 is open.

setOwnership Command

setownership

This command will make you the owner of the targeted item/object.

setAngle Command

setangle [x / y / z] [degrees]

This command will change the angle of the target.

modAngle Command

modangle [x / y / z] [degrees]

This command will modify the angle of the target by the specified amount.

getAngle Command

getangle [x / y / z]

This command will print the angle of the target's specified axis to the console.

set timescale to Command

set timescale to [seconds]

This command changes how many seconds pass in-game for a second in real life. Default is 20, meaning every second in real life, 20 seconds in Fallout pass.

set gamehour to Command

set gamehour to [hour]

This command changes the time of day (0-24 hours).

set gameday to Command

set gameday to [day]

This command changes the day of the month in-game (1-31).

set gameyear to Command

set gameyear to [year]

This command changes the current year in-game.

fDiffMultLegendaryChance_ Command

fdiffmultlegendarychance_[legendary chance]

This command can be used to change the chance of a legendary enemy spawning. Note that you do not need a space between the chance and the command, to set the chance to very easy you'd use the command fDiffMultLegendaryChance_VE.

forceweather Command

forceweather [weather id]

This cheat forcefully changes the weather instantly.

setweather Command

setweather [weather id]

This cheat changes the game weather gradually - as if it were changing naturally.

setpv Command

setpv [papyrus property name] [value]

This command can be used to change a Papyrus property value.

scrapall Command

This command will scrap all items/objects that can be scrapped within the map cells that are currently loaded.

Fallout 4 cheats: console commands and how to use them

Here's all the Fallout 4 cheats

How to Open Console
Universal Cheats
Player Cheats
Item Cheats
Faction and Quest Cheats

The wasteland is a dangerous place, and Fallout 4 cheats can help you stay alive in the world of glow-in-the-dark radroaches.

Whether you're emerging into the bright sun of the world outside Vault 111 for the first time – late to the party – or you're coming back to the nuclear wastes for a visit while waiting for Fallout 5 , it's critical to have control over your game. With how complicated Fallout 4 can be, from factions like the Brotherhood and the Minutemen to the complex settlement system, you're sure to need a helping hand to untangle a mess you've made for yourself.

Or maybe you're just a nuclear auteur who wants finesse over how your post-apocalyptic journey will go, making sure that you've got just enough Stimpacks for the next encounter, advancing time to the golden hour or going into free-cam mode for screenshots. No matter what the reason you cheat, we don't judge your decisions, we're just here to help you live out your dreams. Thankfully, those dreams can come true, since unlike cheating in Fallout 76 nobody is there to stop you. The rest is all between you and your Pip-Boy.

Fallout 4 cheats

Fallout 4 cheats: how to enter console commands.

You won't have to exercise any patience when getting your cheats going (unlike waiting for Bethesda to finally release Starfield , or even worse, realizing that Fallout 5 is probably years away ).

Getting your Fallout 4 cheats going is as simple as opening the developer console. By default, all you've got to do is press the ` (tilde) key, which is located in the top left of your keyboard, left of the 1 key.

That will pop open the developer console for you, and you can type in the command you want and hit enter to confirm it. If you're attempting a command that requires you to target something, you can move your mouse over things in your field of view with the cursor to show the ID on the screen.

Fallout 4 cheats: universal cheats

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These console commands will help you mess with the environment, NPCs, warp around the world, and even phase through the terrain like a spooky Fallout ghost.

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tcl – Toggles collision on or off, which allows you to fly around and walk through walls.
tfc – Toggles on and off the free-roaming camera, which works kind of like a screenshot or photo mode.
tm – Toggles the UI on or off, extremely handy for getting a perfect screenshot.
unlock – Unlocks whichever door or terminal you have targeted.
activate – Forces the activation of whatever object you have targeted.
tai – Turns off or on the AI for NPC's
tcai – Turns off or on the combat AI for NPC's
killall – Kills everyone in the immediate area around you, save for companions and any NPC marked as vital.
kill <targetID> – Kills the NPC whose ID you've typed in.
resurrect <targetID> – Brings back to life the NPC whose ID you've typed in.
coc <cell ID> – Teleports you to the area you choose. You can find a list of cell ID's to pick from here
coc qasmoke – Teleports you to a debug area, which is a room full of boxes. Inside the boxes is one of each item in the game.
set timescale to <X> – Changes the speed the game time moves at. The default is 16, where you can make days take less than a second at 10,000, and where days are the same as real life at 1.
sgtm <X> – Changes the game speed, which affects gameplay directly. 1 is normal, 0.5 is half speed, and 2 is double. Just be careful, as setting this too high will crash your game.
fw <weatherID> OR sw <weatherID> – Changes the weather either instantly (fw) or gradually (sw) to the type you enter. You can see the types of weather here

Fallout 4 cheats: player cheats

With these console commands you can really mess with your character, changing their looks on the fly, making them invincible, or even changing their level and perks.

tgm – Toggles god mode on or off, making you invincible while active.
showlooksmenu player 1 – Opens up the character customization menu so you can change your appearance anywhere, anytime.
player.setlevel <X> – Sets your level to the level you specify.
player.setav <variable ID> <X> – Sets the entered stat to the number you enter. Check out the list of variables you can change here
player.addperk <perkID> – Adds whichever perk you select to your character. Do note that you'll have to add any of the previous perks too. You can check out the list of perks here
player.resethealth – Sets your health to full.

Fallout 4 cheats: item cheats

Here to help out all your item needs, these cheats will let you spawn in items and objects, and we've even grabbed the ID's for a few of the most fun or useful ones to help you conquer one of the best RPGs .

player.additem <itemID> <X> – Adds the specified amount of the chosen item directly to your inventory. This page will let you pick between all the different item categories to get specific item ID's.
player.placeatme <objectID> – Spawns whichever item or NPC ID you enter nearby your location.

And here are a few of the more common and useful item ID's:

Bottlecap – 0000000F
Bobby Pin – 0000000A
Stimpack – 00023736
Med-X – 00033779
Rad Away – 00023742
Stealth Boy – 0004F4A6
Fusion Core – 00075FE4
Mini Nuke – 0010E689

Fallout 4 cheats: faction and quest cheats

Fallout 4 cheats - Codsworth hanging out literally

You'll need to be extra careful with these console commands, since it can be easy to break quests, but using them can help fix bugs with your quests, or just mess with different factions to make them unlikely allies (or enemies!) for your own amusement.

sqt – Shows all the targets for current quests, and all the QuestID's. You can find a list of QuestID's here
sqs <questID> – Shows all the stages for the specific QuestID. You can find a list of QuestID's here
movetoqt – Teleports you to the target of the chosen QuestID. You can find a list of QuestID's here
completeallobjectives <questID> – Completes all the objectives for the chosen QuestID, but not a totally reliable command. You can find a list of QuestID's here
resetquest <questID> – Resets the chosen quest. You can find a list of QuestID's here
player.addtofaction <factionID> <X> – Adds you to the specified faction at the level of alliance: 0 is friendly, 1 is allied. You can find a list of Faction ID's here
<targetID>.addtofaction <factionID> <X> – Adds the specified target to the chosen faction at the level of alliance: 0 is friendly, 1 is allied. You can find a list of Faction ID's here
player.removefromfaction <factionID> – Removes you from the specified faction. You can find a list of Faction ID's here
<targetID>.removefromfaction <factionID> – Removes the specified target from the chosen faction. You can find a list of Faction ID's here
setally <factionID1> <factionID2> <X> <X> – Sets two factions to be allied with each other, with the repeated number specifying 0 for friendly and 1 for allied. You can find a list of Faction ID's here
setenemy <factionID1> <factionID2> <X> <X> – Sets two factions to be enemies with each other, with the repeated number specifying 0 for neutral and 1 for enemy. You can find a list of Faction ID's here

And with that, you should be well armed to go forth into Fallout 4's wastelands and conquer anything from the strongest rad roach to the most fierce of Bethesda's bugs: broken quests.

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Fallout 4 cheats and console commands: god mode, freecam and more

Here's everything you need to know about Fallout 4 cheats and console commands.

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Player & items
NPCs & factions
How to find IDs

Looking for Fallout 4 cheats and console commands? These are a great way of bringing a little order to Boston's nuclear wasteland—well, maybe not order per se, but they can certainly give you a bit more control over the game.

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Perhaps you want to nab a nice screenshot and need to move the camera to get the best angle, or maybe you want to move yourself through teleportation. Then there's the slightly more noble action of bringing NPCs back to life. Whatever the reason for using them, Fallout 4 cheats make the post-apocalyptic world your oyster.

You can unlock the console by pressing the tilde key (~), which allows you to change your stats, speed up time, and spawn monsters or weapons with the simple press of a key. Simply activate the console, type in the command, hit Enter and close the console and watch as the cheat takes effect. It's worth noting that the tilde key might not work, depending on your keyboards regional settings—in which case, try the apostrophe key instead.

Now, with all the technical stuff out of the way, here's a list of all the Fallout 4 cheats and console commands.

Fallout 4 cheats and console commands

Fallout 4 toggle and debug console commands.

tgm — Toggles god mode, our old friend.
tcl — Toggles collision. Walk through walls. Walk into the sky. Be free.
tfc — Activates free camera.
tfc 1 — Same as above, but freezes all animations. Great for screenshots.
tm — Toggles menus and UI on and off. It even stops you from seeing the console, so you'll have to press tilde and type tm again blind to get the UI back.
csb — Resets blood splatter/explosion dust/etc. screen effects.
fov [first-person FOV] [third-person FOV] — Change the FOV. Enter 0 for either to reset to default.
set timescale to [insert number here] — Speeds up or slows down time. The default setting is 16. 1 is realtime, 10,000 is crazy spectacular timelapse.
coc [cell id] – Teleports the player to an area, e.g. "coc RedRocketExt." Cell IDs can be found here .

Fallout 4 player and item console commands

A few of the cheats below will require you to know the game's ID number for specific items. To learn how to get the IDs you need, check the "How to Find IDs" section below.

Fallout 4 player and inventory console commands

showlooksmenu player 1 — Reopens the character customization menu so you can change your look. You'll want to have your character's face centered on screen for this one.
player.setrace [race id] — Change your race (e.g. ghoul, mutant). Find race IDs with the help function, but beware of adverse side effects (most races just make it crash).
player.resethealth — Resets your health.
setgs fJumpHeightMin [insert number here] — Modifies your jump. Set it really high to vault over buildings like the Incredible Hulk. Warning: If you don't turn on god mode, the falling damage from your own jump will kill you.
tdetect — The AI won't detect you anymore. Steal to your heart's content.
player.modav [skill] [number] — Boost a skill by a numerical amount of your choosing. E.g. player.modav strength 10 will boost your strength by ten points.
player.setav [character variable] [number] — Sets a character trait to a new value. Unlike modav, this will unlock perks when you change your stats.
player.setav speedmult [insert number here] — Adds a multiplier to your running speed, with hilarious consequences.
player.setlevel [insert number] — Boost your level to the number specified.
player.additem [item ID] [number] — Add an item to your inventory. (See above for instructions for finding IDs.)
player.additem 0000000f [insert number here] — Adds bottlecaps equal to the number you specify.
player.additem 0000000a [insert number here] — Adds bobbypins equal to the number you specify.

Fallout 4 NPC and faction console commands

Like with item-related console commands, many NPC-related commands will require NPC IDs. To learn how to get the IDs you need, check the "How to Find IDs" section below.

tai — Turns AI off and causes everyone to stand still with a vacant look on their face.
tcai — Turns combat AI off. Brings peace to the world. Boring, boring peace.
killall — Kills everyone in the vicinity, apart from companions and any other characters deemed too vital to die. In that case they will slump down injured until you give them a stimpack.
kill [NPC ID] — Kills the creature with the specified ID, wherever they are. Alternatively, click on an NPC with the console open and just type 'kill.'
resurrect [NPC ID] — Brings the creature with the specified ID back to life. Alternatively, select a dead NPC with the console open and just type 'resurrect.' If you resurrect a headless NPC, be aware that they're going to remain headless.
recycleactor — Resets a character.
setscale [number from 1 to 10] — Multiplies the physical scale of your selected target by the number specified. Works on yourself.
sexchange — Changes the sex of selected character. Can break quests.
getav CA_affinity — Get the affinity level of your current companion.
setav CA_affinity [number] — Sets your companion's affinity level to a number.
modav CA_affinity [number] – Adds a number to your companion's affinity level. Haven't noticed an effect.
unequipall — Unequip all items from the selected NPC.
player.AddToFaction [faction id] [0 or 1] — Become allied with a faction. Alternatively, remove the 'player' prefix and this will affect the targeted NPC. 0 is friendly, 1 is allied. Find faction IDs here .
player.RemoveFromFaction [faction id] — Remove yourself from a faction. Alternatively, remove the 'player' prefix and this will affect the targeted NPC.
removefromallfactions — Removes the target from all factions.
setally [faction id] [faction id] [0 or 1] [0 or 1] — Make two factions friendly (0) or allied (1).
setenemy [faction id] [faction id] [0 or 1] [0 or 1] —Make two factions neutral (0) or enemies (1).

Fallout 4 quest console commands

completeallobjectives [Quest ID] — Complete all current objectives in a quest. Find quest IDs here .
resetquest [Quest ID] – Reset a quest.
completequest [Quest ID] — Complete a quest.
caqs — This completes every step of the primary quest, effectively completing the game for you. WARNING: Don't use it if you want to avoid spoiling the entire game for yourself.

How to find Fallout 4 item and NPC IDs

If you really want to change your game, check out our guide to the best Fallout 4 mods .

For a lot of these commands, you'll need to know how to get the IDs of items, NPCs, as well as the names of locations and factions. With the console open, clicking on a character or item will show its ID. Additionally, many commands act on the targeted character—so, whoever you clicked on. Sometimes it can be tricky to get the right ID to pop up (it's easy to select yourself accidentally), so using free cam (tfc) can help. You can also look up commands and IDs:

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help [item name] [0-4] — Searches items, characters, commands, and more. Use Page Up and Page Down to scroll. 0 searches for everything. Make sure to use quotes when searching for two or more words. E.g. help "attack dog" 0 would let you know that there's an NPC called 'attack dog' with the ID 000B2BF2.
coc qasmoke — This teleports you to a room with a number of boxes that contain every single item in the game. You can find an item ID by entering the console and clicking on the item in the game world with your mouse.

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How To Use Console To Fast Travel Fo4

Console command fast travel in Fallout 4 allows the player to instantly travel to any discovered location on the map. This can be very useful for quickly getting around the wasteland especially if you are trying to complete a quest or find a specific location.

To use fast travel open the console and type “coc” followed by the name of the location you want to travel to.

For example to travel to Sanctuary Hills you would type “coc sanctuaryhills” into the console. You can also use the “coc” command to travel to any waypoint that you have set on the map.

If you want to see a list of all the locations that you can fast travel to you can type “coclist” into the console.

This will bring up a list of every fast travel location in the game as well as the console command that you need to use to travel to each one.

One thing to keep in mind when using fast travel is that it can be very easy to get lost in the wasteland if you are not careful. If you are unsure of where you are going it is always a good idea to set a waypoint on the map before you use fast travel.

That way you will always have a reference point to help you find your way back if you get lost.

How do you access the console in Fallout 4?

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Answer 1: To access the console in Fallout 4 you need to press the button on your keyboard that is assigned to opening the console.

For PC players this is the ` key.

How do you use the console to fast travel?

Answer 2: To fast travel using the console you first need to open the console.

Once the console is open type in the command “coc” followed by the name of the location you wish to travel to.

For example “coc Sanctuary” would teleport you to Sanctuary.

What are some other console commands that can be used in Fallout 4?

Answer 3: Some other console commands that can be used in Fallout 4 are “player.

setlevel [number]” to set your level to a certain number “tt” to enable/disable the tutorial tips “resethealth” to reset your health and “setpcauthority” to change the owner of a settlement.

What do you need to do before using the console?

Answer 4: You need to make sure you have the correct console key bound to a button on your keyboard.

Otherwise the console will not work.

What happens if you use an incorrect command in the console?

Answer 5: If you use an incorrect command in the console nothing will happen.

Can you use the console to cheat in Fallout 4?

Answer 6: Yes you can use the console to cheat in Fallout 4.

What is the command to add an item to your inventory?

Answer 7: The command to add an item to your inventory is “player.

additem [item code] [number]”.

What is the command to increase your SPECIAL stats?

Answer 8: The command to increase your SPECIAL stats is “player.

modav [stat] [number]”.

What is the command to set the time of day?

Answer 9: The command to set the time of day is “setgamehour [hour]”.

What is the command to get a list of all console commands?

Answer 10: The command to get a list of all console commands is “help”.

How do you use the console to change your appearance?

Answer 11: The command to change your appearance is “showlooksmenu [number]”.

What is the command to change your race?

Answer 12: The command to change your race is “player.

setrace [race]”.

What is the command to tgm?

Answer 13: Tgm stands for “god mode”.

It is a command that allows you to become invincible.

What is the command to kill all enemies?

Answer 14: The command to kill all enemies is “killall”.

What is the command to add experience points?

Answer 15: The command to add experience points is “player.

addexp [number]”.

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Fallout 4 cell ID

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coc <cell edid> - Use this console command to teleport to a specific cell. The "cell edid" variable should be replaced with the Editor ID for the location in question.

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Interior cells [ ].

Interior cells minus COPY0xxx cells.

Exterior cells [ ]

Exterior cells with an editor ID.

Add-ons [ ]

Automatron cells [ ], far harbor cells [ ], nuka-world cells [ ].

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All Fallout 4 console commands and cheats

Remember the glory days of cheats in (single-player) video games? Those are mostly gone, but luckily the people behind the GTA series at Rockstar , and the people behind Fallout and The Elder Scrolls series at Bethesda maintain the quaint flame alive by giving players a wide array of shady functionalities they can use to make their experience more fun.

Let’s have a look at all the console commands and cheats in Fallout 4.

How to enter cheats in Fallout 4

You introduce cheats in Fallout 4 via the game’s console, but opening the console isn’t equally simple for everyone. Some players will be able to open the console by using the ~ (tilde) key, while others will hit it and see no results. That’s because the default key to open the game’s console is whatever key is to the left of your Return (or Enter) key, which might or might not be the ~ key.

Fallout 4 cheats list

Killall – Kills all non-companion and non-essential NPCs in your vicinity. Be warned that it might trigger game-breaking glitches.

Kah – a better alternative to the killall command, as it only kills enemy NPCs.

Kill [character name] – murders specific character. Find their IDs here .

resurrect [character name] – brings specific character back to life.

tgm – God mode on/off.

toggleimmortalmode – toggles a mode where you will still take damage but cannot die.

togglegamepause – pauses the game

togglesky – skybox on/off

player.resethealth – replenishes your health.

tcl – noclip on/off.

tfow – fog of war on/off

tfc – free camera on/off.

twf – toggle wireframe

set timescale to [x] – if you use the numerical value of 1, then the game will take place in real time. Using a higher number will result in a sped-up timescale (16 is the default). 0 will result in getting stuck forever in the moment of the day you’re on.

tai – NPC AI on/off. NPCs stand around and do absolutely nothing.

tcai – NPCs’ combat abilities on/off.

tdetect – makes you invisible to the AI.

fov [70-110] – changes the game’s field of view. Setting fov to 0 will make your field of view revert to the default value.

setscale [1-10] – changes the size of you character.

clear – clears the console of all messages.

coc qasmoke takes you to a debug room containing every item in the game.

csb – resets all effects present on the screen.

tm – turn UI on/off. Be careful as this causes the console to disappear as well.

tmm 1 – activates all Pip Boy markers on the map

recycleactor – resets a character.

sexchange – changes character’s sex.

removefromallfactions – removes targeted character from all factions.

unequipall – unequips all items from the selected character.

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Complex Fallout 4 Player/ NPC commands

coc [cell ID] – moves players to any area in the game they want so long as they know its cell ID code, which they can find here .

player.setav speedmult [0-???] – adds a multiplier to your character’s moving speed.

player.removefromfaction [faction id] or Removefromfaction [faction ID] – removes your character/ a character from a faction. Faction list here .

removefromallfactions – removes selected character from all factions.

player.addtofaction [faction ID] [0 – 1] or addtofaction [faction ID] [0 – 1] – adds your character/ a character to a faction. Faction list here .

player.additem [item ID] [amount of items you want] – see item ID list here .

player.setlevel [desired level number] – changes your character’s level.

player.placeatme [NPC or Object ID] – places an NPC or item in your vicinity. Object IDs can be found here and NPC IDs here .

CompleteQuest [Quest ID] – completes the quest of your choosing. Find the quest IDs here .

player.addperk [perk ID] , player.removeperk [perk ID] – adds or removes specific perks. Perk ID list here .

And, last but not least, there’s caqs, which I hope you don’t write into the console by accident, as it will complete the game.

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All Fallout 4 cheats and console commands

C heat codes have somewhat become a thing of the past in modern gaming, with mods coming in to take their place. Most Bethesda games, such as Starfield and Fallout 4 , enjoy plenty of mod support, but also have plenty of ways that you can tweak the game using some old-fashioned cheats and console commands.

Even as big as Fallout 4 is, it has shown its age at this point, so why not try out a few cheats to keep things exciting in the wasteland? Here are all the cheats and console commands you can use, and how to activate them.

And if these tweaks aren’t enough, check out our list of the best Fallout 4 mods for even bigger changes to the game (some even include content from the new Fallout TV show ).

How to enter cheats

Cheats on PC are able to be activated at any time with the simple press of a button. Just hit the ~ key to open up the console menu, where you can enter any of the cheats below to trigger their associated effects.

Player cheats

tgm — Toggles god mode.
tcl — Toggles collision.
tfc — Activates free camera.
tfc 1 — Same as above, but freezes all animations.
tm — Toggles menus and UI on and off, including the console.
csb — Resets blood splatter/explosion dust/etc. screen effects.
fov [first-person FOV] [third-person FOV] — Change the FOV. Enter 0 for either to reset to default.
showlooksmenu player 1 – Opens up the character customization menu.
player.setrace [race id] — Changes your race.
player.resethealth – Sets your health to full.
player.setlevel – Sets your level to the level you enter.
player.setav – Sets the entered stat to the number you enter.
set timescale to [insert number here] — Speeds up or slows down time.
player.addperk – Adds whichever perk you select to your character.

Item cheats

player.additem 0000000f [insert number here] — Adds bottle caps equal to the number you specify.
player.additem 0000000a [insert number here] — Adds bobby pins equal to the number you specify.
player.additem – Adds the specified amount of the chosen item directly to your inventory.

Other item IDs:

Stimpack – 00023736
Med-X – 00033779
Rad Away – 00023742
Stealth Boy – 0004F4A6
Fusion Core – 00075FE4
Mini Nuke – 0010E689

World and NPC cheats

coc [cell id] – Teleports the player to an area.
unlock – Unlocks any door you have targeted.
activate – Forces the activation of whatever object you have targeted.
tai – Turns off or on the AI for NPCs
tcai – Turns off or on the combat AI for NPCs
tdetect — The AI won’t detect you anymore.
killall – Kills everyone in the immediate area around you, excluding companions and any NPC marked as vital.
kill – Kills the NPC with the associated ID.
resurrect – Brings back to life the NPC whose ID you’ve typed in.
coc qasmoke – Teleports you to a debug area.
sgtm – Changes the game speed, which affects gameplay directly — 1 is the default, 0.5 is half speed, and 2 is double.
fw OR sw – Changes the weather either instantly (fw) or gradually (sw) to the type you enter.

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How to start the Nuka-World DLC in Fallout 4

The first major DLC expansion for Fallout 4 lets players go to the abandoned amusement park called Nuka-World. While there's plenty of fun and excitement to be had here, don't expect it to come from the roller coasters or carnival games since this park is the battleground between rival raider gangs. This new zone adds a ton of new quests and side activities to the base experience, but it isn't as simple to get to as a real theme park. Don't worry if your Pip-Boy isn't helping you get to Nuka-World -- we'll show you how to start this DLC.

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The Nuka World DLC

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How to start the Nuka-World DLC

To start the Nuka-World DLC in Fallout 4 , you must first own the DLC either by purchasing it individually, as part of the season pass, or getting it as part of the version of the game you purchased. In addition, your character will also need to be level 30 before the quest leading you to Nuka-World will appear on your Pip-Boy.

Step 1: With the DLC installed, start up your game of Fallout 4 .

Step 2: So long as you're level 30, open your Pip-Boy's Radio tab and find the "Nuka-Cola Family Radio" option and select it.

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Step 3: This will lead you to the Nuka-World Transit Center, which is protected by some raiders and Commander Kaylor.

Step 4: Defeat Commander Kaylor and pick up the "Kaylor's Orders" document from their body.

Step 5: Go inside the building, speak to Harvey, and agree to help him in exchange for getting you to Nuka-World. There are multiple ways to complete this step, but all work.

Step 6: Once done, go to the train and you will be given the option to travel to Nuka-World.

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Fallout is currently enjoying a wave of mainstream attention thanks to its surprisingly fun Amazon TV adaptation. Returning players and newly-won-over fans alike are returning to classics like Fallout 4 and New Vegas to scratch their post-apocalyptic itches. It's the moment any video game publisher dreams of, but there's just one problem: Bethesda can't capitalize on the moment.

Each piece of Fallout 4 DLC adds something substantial to the base experience. In the case of the Automatron expansion, an entire new questline pitting you against a robot army led by a figure known as the Mechanist. Starting it isn't as difficult as starting other DLCs like the Nuka-World expansion, but it-s still a bit cryptic. Buying the DLC doesn't automatically make it apparent how to actually start this new adventure, but we'll give you specific directions to find it in the wasteland.

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Originally posted by Caelistas : Isn't it the good ol player.movetoqt combined with the questtargets id?

Originally posted by Jukk1S : Originally posted by markwes : This is a game. Getting to the quest marker is part of the quest, so you are supposed to press "wasd" until you reach the marker. ;) Once you have been there you are likely to get a new marker that you can fast-travel to if you want to get back. (Using the console is "cheating" - I would save that for later playthroughs).

Originally posted by markwes : This is a game. Getting to the quest marker is part of the quest, so you are supposed to press "wasd" until you reach the marker. ;) Once you have been there you are likely to get a new marker that you can fast-travel to if you want to get back. (Using the console is "cheating" - I would save that for later playthroughs).

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Fallout 4: How to Loot the Prydwen Armory

Fallout 4's Prydwen Armory is hard to get into. Here's everything you need to know about sneaking in.

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Fallout 4 is one of Bethesda's biggest IPs, and it is chock-full of entertainment for fans. There are endless possibilities, whether players want to join factions, build settlements , look for secret locations , or just travel the world to see what happened during the war.

One faction that players can join is the Brotherhood of Steel . This faction originally worked to help survivors acclimate to their new homes; however, it slowly became a military force. The faction has noble goals, but their techniques are not. During their questline, players can enter the Prydwen and loot its armory ; here's how.

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The Prydwen is part of the Brotherhood of Steel questline and acts as one of their headquarters. It is a ship that the Brotherhood created that flies above the Commonwealth. Players will first be introduced to the ship during the main story quest, Reunions. The Prydwen will land at the Boston Airport in this quest, allowing players to finally get on the massive airship. From there, players can enter the ship via the airport, while also unlocking the ship as a fast-travel location once they have been on it.

Once onboard the Prydwen, players will want to know everything the ship offers. The ship has four main areas: the flight deck, command deck, main deck, and forecastle. Each area is complete with NPCs, areas to explore, and even some merchants. Players will spend most of the time on the main deck, where places such as the armory can be found.

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Proctor Teagan's Armory (or the Prydwen Armory) is located on the main deck's middle level toward the north. This armory holds items such as an X-01 Power Armor Helmet , Gauss Rifle , Fat Man , a couple of mini-nukes, a fusion core , and some ammo. Thankfully, getting into the Prydwen Armory isn't difficult at all; players just need to either hack a master terminal , lockpick a master lock, pickpocket the key, or use an exploit.

The terminal and door for the Armory are right beside Proctor Teagan . All players need to do is either one or the other to get the door to open. However, the door is marked as owned, so players need to ensure they are not caught doing anything. Unfortunately, a good portion of players won't be able to do either of these due to a lack of skill.

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If hacking and lockpicking don't work, players can steal the key from a Brotherhood Knight-Captain . This NPC will be found walking around the main deck of the Prydwen. All players will need to do is approach the NPC, sneak up on him, and pickpocket the key from him. Then, take the key back to the Armory and use it on the door. Remember, players will not want to get caught doing any of this.

The final way to enter the Armory is by using an exploit. Players have found that if you enter into V.A.T.S. (press the Q button if on PC), they can have their player attack Proctor Teagan with their fists. Before actually hitting him, players can cancel the attack and will be transported into the Armory. While a lot of players have noted that this works, it is extremely difficult to do if players haven't done it before. Make sure to save before trying this trick, just in case.

How To Get Antiseptic In Fallout 76

Antiseptic in Fallout 76 is an extremely helpful resource that is needed while crafting various medicinal items. Here’s how you can efficiently farm this component.

Since survival is one of the main aspects of this game, it becomes increasingly important to gather the materials and items that will help sustain you. One such crafting component is Antiseptic in Fallout 76 , this uncommon material is used while crafting medicinal items at the chemistry stations. As a result, it is necessary to know where and how you can farm this resource. To help you with this, here are all the different methods you can use to get this crafting component so that you can use it to make medicinal items like Blood Packs.

How to Farm Antiseptic in Fallout 76

One of the primary methods of obtaining Antiseptic in Fallout 76 is through Tick Blood Sacs . Here’s a list of all the locations where you can find plenty of Ticks and kill them so that you can get the material you want:

Moonshiner’s Shack: This area is located in the Forest region of Appalachia and here you can find and kill numerous Ticks and this process will help you get Antiseptic in Fallout 76.
Moth-Home: When you travel towards the north of Moth-Home, you’ll encounter a metal shack that will be filled with Ticks. Consequently, you can kill these Ticks to obtain the crafting material you want.
T he Whitespring Resort: This place is located in the Savage Divide region of Appalachia. Players will have to navigate the “ Employees Only Building ” to loot items like Industrial Solvent, Turpentine, and Abraxo Cleaner . All of these scrap will help you get Antiseptic in Fallout 76.
Abbie’s Bunker: To get to this place you will have to travel to the Mire region of Appalachia. At this location, you will once again find scraps like Industrial Solvent, Turpentine, Abraxo Cleaner, etc. After looting and scrapping these items you will be able to obtain Antiseptic.

Other Items that Give Antiseptic in Fallout 76

Here’s a list of all the items that can be looted and scrapped to obtain Antiseptic in Fallout 76.

Tick Blood Sac
Abraxo Cleaner
Abraxo Cleaner Industrial Grade
Industrial Solvent
Royal Jelly
Empty Blood Sac
Waste Antiseptic
Undamaged Abraxo Cleaner
Autopsy Board Game

We have covered everything you need to know about obtaining Antiseptic in Fallout 76. If you want to learn more about this game, find out how you can get Gauss Minigun and where you can find Mirelurk Eggs.

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How to Save in Fallout 76

Fallout 76 feels like a classic Wasteland experience, but the game has qualities other Fallout games don’t. The biggest is the online nature of the game . While this allows you to explore Appalachia with a friend or two, it makes figuring out how to save in Fallout 76 a pain.

As Fallout 76 doesn’t feature any sort of manual save button in the menus, you have to rely on auto-saves to ensure your progress is tracked. There are several different ways you can trigger an auto-save, but it’s crucial to remember that there’s no distinct auto-save icon in Fallout 76 . This means you won’t ever be able to tell if your game was saved. However, if you complete one of the actions below, an auto-save should occur.

Quit to the Main Menu

The fastest and easiest way of triggering an auto-save in Fallout 76 is to simply quit the game to the main menu. Don’t exit the game to the desktop or close out of the application on console, but instead, manually quit to the main menu. This saves your progress in-game regardless of where you are.

Although, there are some instances when you don’t want to quit to the main menu. If you’re being attacked by enemies, have just entered a building, or are in the middle of talking to an NPC, you want to keep playing until your current task is finished. Quitting the game in the middle of a task in Fallout 76 won’t save your progress but instead, load your previous auto-save when you boot the game back up.

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Fast Travel

Another simple way of ensuring you get an auto-save is to fast travel to a different location on the map. When you arrive at your new destination, the game always saves your progress.

To fast travel in Fallout 76 , all you need to do is open the map, select a location you’ve already visited, click on its icon, and then pay whatever Cap fee is associated with traveling to that location. The farther away the location is from your current area, the more Caps you have to pay to fast travel.

Complete a Quest or Event

Finally, you can trigger an auto-save whenever you complete a quest, whether that be one from the main story or a side quest. You can also complete a Daily or Weekly Event to auto-save your game. Of course, this is easier said than done, as quests and events can take a while to complete. However, this is a particularly good route to take if you want to exit Fallout 76 whenever you finish your current task.

And those are all of the ways you can save your game in Fallout 76 . There’s no way to load the game from a previous save, so when you exit the game and then hop back in, you’re going to start wherever your game saved last.

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Getting to the quest marker is part of the quest, so you are supposed to press "wasd" until you reach the marker. ;) Once you have been there you are likely to get a new marker that you can fast-travel to if you want to get back. (Using the console is "cheating" - I would save that for later playthroughs). #6. Luna Terra Dec 2, 2015 @ 9:36am.
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player.resethealth Command

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showlooksmenu player 1 Command

showspecialmenu Command

player.moveto Command

help Command

Clear Command

ShowAllMapMarkers Command

ToggleGodMode Command

ToggleImmortalMode Command

ToggleCollision Command

ToggleGamePause Command

SetCameraFOV Command

ToggleFlyCam Command

SetUfoCamSpeedMult Command

ToggleMenus Command

screenshot Command

UpdateGodraySettings Command

CenterOnCell Command

SetConsoleOuputFile Command

RunConsoleBatch Command

tfow Command

ToggleGrass Command

ToggleTrijuicing Command

ToggleLODLand Command

ToggleSky Command

ToggleWaterSystem Command

ToggleWireFrame Command

QuitGame Command

ClearScreenBlood Command

SaveGame Command

LoadGame Command

SetGlobalTimeMultiplier Command

CharacterLight Command

SetStage Command

GetStage Command

sqt Command

CompleteQuest Command

ResetQuest Command

ShowQuestObjectives Command

CompleteAllObjectives Command

caqs Command

MoveToQuestTarget Command

ShowQuestStages Command

ShowQuestVars Command

addItem Command

cf "ObjectReference.AddItem" Command

cf "ObjectReference.AttachModToInventoryItem" Command

cf "ObjectReference.RemoveModFromInventoryItem" Command

removeItem Command

drop Command

removeAllItems Command

showInventory Command

equipItem Command