This is a comprehensive list of Fallout 4 console commands. It’s too long to fully process and summarize effectively here, but I can help you understand how to use it and point out key sections. The information is presented in a somewhat disorganized fashion, so here’s a breakdown to help you navigate it: I. General Console Commands: * `~` (tilde): Opens and closes the console. All commands below are entered after opening the console. * Basic Commands: These are straightforward commands for various actions: `tim`, `tgm`, `tcl`, `setownership`, `tmm 1`, `showracemenu`, `kill`, `resurrect`, `unlock`, `lock`, `activate`, `Removeallitems`. * Character Attribute Modification: `player.modav health x`, `player.modav actionpoints x`, `player.modav carryweight x`, `player.setav x y` (where x is the attribute/skill and y is the value). Attributes listed: `strength`, `perception`, `endurance`, `charisma`, `intelligence`, `agility`, `luck`. * Item IDs: A large list of item IDs for adding items to your inventory using `player.additem [ID]`. The list is categorized by: * Basic Items: Spikes, caps, RadAway, RadX, Stimpaks, etc. * Armor and Clothing: Extensive lists for various armor types (Raider, Leather, Metal, Power Armor, Synth, etc.), unique outfits, and clothing items. * Weapons: Categorized by weapon type (melee, pistols, carbines, automatic, heavy, explosives, special). * Ammunition: A complete list of ammunition types. * Quest Items: Items specific to various quests. * Magazines: A long list of magazines, each with a bonus effect. * Drinks: A very large list of drinks with their effects. * Food: A huge list of food items with their effects. * Materials: Components and medical supplies. * Keys and Passwords: Keys and passwords for various locations and containers. * Bobbleheads: Bobbleheads for SPECIAL stats and various skills. * Perks/Skills: Lists of perk IDs for adding perks. II. Commands Affecting NPCs and the Game World: * NPC Manipulation: `tai`, `tcai`, `tdetect`, `setav aggression 0`, `unequipall`, `setessential`, `disable`, `enable`, `killall`, `kill`, `resurrect`, `killallactors`. * Gameplay: `coc qasmoke`, `coc`, `set timescale to`, `fDiffMultLegendaryChance_`, `resetinterior`, `set gamehour to`. * Quests: `caqs`, `StartQuest`, `CompleteQuest`, `CompleteAllObjectives`, `ResetQuest`, `FailQuest`, `GetStage`, `SetStage`, `MoveToQuestTarget`, `ShowQuestStages`, `ShowQuestObjectives`, `sqt`, `caq`, `saq`. III. Specific Command Usage Examples: The guide provides many examples throughout the text demonstrating how to use the commands with specific IDs. For instance: * `player.additem 0000000f 1000` adds 1000 bottle caps. * `player.setav strength 10` sets your Strength to 10. * `unlock` unlocks the container your crosshair is over. To use these commands effectively: 1. Open the console: Press the `~` key. 2. Select the target: If a command requires a target (like `kill` or `unlock`), click on the object in the game world first. 3. Type the command: Enter the command exactly as written, replacing placeholders like `[ID]` and `x` with the appropriate values. 4. Press Enter: Execute the command. Caution: Many commands can significantly alter your game, potentially breaking quests or causing crashes. It’s strongly recommended to save your game *before* using any console commands. Be mindful of commands like `markForDelete` which permanently remove objects from the game. Experiment carefully and in a way that you can easily undo any undesired changes.
