You can use the commands below to alter the player's inventory, perks, spells, shouts, and more: Used to display all the stages of a quest. Used to set the quest stage as being completed (1) or uncompleted (0).Īttempts to modify a quest variable to the desired value.ĭisplays a list of all variables used by. Used to get the current quest stage for the quest (use ShowQuestTargets for IDs). May cause buggy behavior, SetStage is generally cleaner. Show all except for fast travel markers.īuggy, may not be stable. This allows you to load all unexplored regions on the local map. May result in an increase in frames per second. Toggle relatively taxing image settings such as blur. To disable, use tc again, on the Dragonborn. I.e., any command inputs will be applied to both characters. When used on an NPC, it will transfer control to said NPC, Toggle Run Mode on/off, just like CAPS LOCK does.Ĭharacters may turn hostile, but will not attack the Dragonborn. The player's character will still take damage, but their health will never reach zero. Grants infinite health, Magicka, and stamina.Ĭarry weight will never affect movement or fast travel. The commands in this list turn various game features on and off.

To bring up the developer console and enter Skyrim cheats, you will have to press the tilde (~) key.

Skyrim console commands are not case-sensitive, but you will have to be careful with some of them as they might break specific quests, or cause temporary glitches. Skyrim console commands are an essential tool that players use to enter cheats into the game. In this post, you will find a list of some of the most popular Skyrim console commands.

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