Console Commands GetXPForNextLevelReturns the amount of XP the player needs before reaching the next level.*fixed placebo vanilla command AdvancePCLevel (advlevel)Give the player the given amount of character experience.*fixed game breaking vanilla command AdvancePCSkill (advskill)Give the player ...
To go to "The Void", use console command: "coc ZZProteusVoid" (for debug purposes only, not recommended to visit) Proteus lets you edit the appearance of any NPC in two different ways in-game. (for best results, only edit unique NPCs with unique names)Option #1 - Cosmetic Menu This ...
Enable the map markers via the console command "tmm 1" without the quotes. Make a new save via the console command save 'Test Character" Activate any mods, go to problem areas via the "COC" command, the "Player.moveto" command or simply by fast travelling. ...
If your skills go above 20, you can fix it using the player.setav console command.Using the console advskill command with large numbers is not safe. Because of the way Skill Uncapper works, you must level up your character when you gain the experience to do so, in order to update the...
Note: using the console command on selected NPC, “setnpcweight 10” may temporarily fix the issue, but neck seam may return. This indicates a problem loading correct data due to extra loose files or mod conflicts.Neck seams or color mismatch: Check if your chosen face texture updates the ...
but unfortunately the button mapping for controlling it is very troublesome on gamepad/deck on the BFCO profiles - you can end up with the camera a bit stuck. To get out of this stuck camera, you need to run "tfc" twice in the in-game console. Unfortunately, this does not work on ...
NOTE: You can still use the glitch to read the Oghma Infinium twice, but instead of pressing "do not read" in step 7, choose a path. The book will disappear afterwards but you have will gained twice as much xp. (Does not have to be Whiterun house, I tried it in Proudspire Manor ...
The similarities to both Oblivion and Fallout 3 in terms of the way scenes are handled is quite remarkable and it’s highly unlikely that anyone writing a new engine from the ground up would mimic so many aspects in such a meticulous manner, and a quick delve into the PC console commands...
The "player.gll" console command prints out values ranging from 0 to 150+, representing the "real" amount of light at your character that is used in detection calculations by NPCs. If you try this, make sure to disable RAID (as it affects results), and stay away from point-light ...
To get out of this stuck camera, you need to run "tfc" twice in the in-game console. Unfortunately, this does not work on Steam Deck. Thanks to Todd for that one. ⚠️ ❗ Steam Deck Specific: Updating the Modlist - Our recommended method is coming soon. Boot Time of the game...