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Dec 12, 2010. The werewolf perk tree is a set of perks, not a skill. To gain a perk via the console, find its perk ID and use the addperk console command. The perks are listed starting with xx – those should be replaced by the load order of your Dawnguard plugin.

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The complete list of Skyrim Special Edition console commands is insanely long, and savvy PC players can change just-about anything in the world with a few commands. There's so much info out there about the developer console, it's actually really daunting to get started. If you're new to Skyrim Special Edition, and if you just want to cut through the fat and find only the most useful console commands, we've got you covered.

So, you're about to start an exciting new adventure in Tamriel. Maybe you've played Skyrim before. Maybe this is your first go-around. If you're playing on console, a wealth of options are.

Here you'll find our how-to guide to use the console window, which commands are best for beginners, and how to totally cheat. The commands here include; how to get lots of gold, how to change your perks, how to marry anyone, how to easily unlock doors, how to increase carry weight, how to get any item you want and lots more. Basically, we're covering the stuff players ask for the most. Don't worry, it's actually really easy when you get a hang of it!

If you're looking to gain lots of gold, get married instantly, change your perks or float through walls, the Developer Console is how you're going to do it on PC. This special window allows you to, basically, input 'Cheat codes' — you can become invincible, move faster, or unlock any number of benefits.

Using the Developer Console and Console Commands is easy, even if all the guides online make it look complicated. Here's how to get started — the easy way.

• How to Input Console Commands [Cheats]
  • To open the Developer Console window and input Console Commands, pressTilde [~] — this is the key located above TAB on your keyboard.
  • Type the code into the window to input it, then press ENTER. This will exit the Developer Console Window.
    • EXAMPLE: player.additem f 100
      • This will add 100 gold to your inventory.

Now you can open the Console Commands window and input codes. Now let's get started and cover all the most important codes you'll want to use in Skyrim.

Essential Console Commands

Here's a list of all the basic console commands you'll want to know. Find more detail about these codes and how they work under each.

tgm

• What does it do?: Entering this command toggles GOD MODE. Input the code again to toggle it off.
  • No damage – No magic / stamina used – No carrying capacity limit – infinite arrows

player.additem f 100000

• What does it do?: This code gives you 100,000 gold instantly.
  • Raw Version: player.additem <###>
• If you're looking for a specific item you want to add, type 'help ' to search for the item ID.
  • Replace with the value that appears in your search. Replace <###> with the number of items you want.
• Find all ItemIDs right here. Press Ctrl-F to search what you're looking for.

tmm 1,1,1

• What does it do?: Adds all fast travel markers to the map, allowing you to fast travel anywhere right away.

player.modav carryweight 1500

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• What does it do?: Adds 1500 to your current carry weight. This number can be changed to anything you like.
  • Raw Version: player.modav <###>
• Use 'player.modav' to change your stats permanently.
• Find all attributes you can change right here. That includes speed, health, magicka, stamina, and other values.

player.addperk 00079349

• What does it do?: Adds the perk 'All Two-Handed Weapons do Double Damage' — like with items, all perks have their own 'perkIDs' and each level of perk has its own unique ID.
  • Raw Version: player.addperk

help daedric

• What does it do?: This code will list all daedric ItemIDs in the developer console window.
  • Raw Version: help
• Replace with any keyword you're looking for. This code is invaluable for finding items. Just type in a search term after 'help' and the developer console will bring up any ItemIDs related to your text.
• If the term you're typing has more than one word, use quotation marks.
  • EXAMPLE: help 'elven sword'

sexchange

• What does it do?: Instantly changes the sex of a target NPC / actor. If an actor is not targeted, will change the player character's sex.

tcl

• What does it do?: Toggles collision on / off. You will be able to fly through walls, floors, and anything else! Lets you get amazing views of the environment from the sky. Can also be used to fly to the end of dungeons or over annoying obstacles. Input the code again to toggle it off.
  • Warning: Make sure you toggle this code off while standing above flat ground! Toggling off inside walls / floors may cause your game to crash.

tai

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• What does it do?: Toggles NPC AI on / off on targeted NPC or enemy.
  • Entering this command with no current target will disable AI on all actors in the world. Input again to disable.

tcai

• What does it do?: Like 'tai' — this instead only disables COMBAT AI.
  • Disables combat AI on the targeted actor, or will disable combat AI globally if no actors are targeted.

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tm

• What does it do?: Toggles the HUD — perfect for getting awesome screenshots.

showracemenu

• What does it do?: Re-opens the character customization menu. Allows you to change your race and anything else in a flash, totally for free.

kill / kill all

• What does it do?: Kills whatever your cursor is targeting. Other target-based console commands include; unlock and resurrect.
  • 'kill all' will kill all actors (enemies / NPCs) in your currently loaded cell. Enter a dungeon, then enter this command to kill everything in the area.

unlock

• What does it do?: Like 'kill' — unlocks whatever is targeted by your cursor. Will unlock doors / chests.

resurrect

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• What does it do?: Resurrects the target actor. Can be used to bring back dead opponents or accidental kills, or just for fun.

psb

• What does it do?: Gives all spells, shouts, and beast forms. Shouts still require Dragon Souls to activate.
  • WARNING: This may cause your game to crash. Save before attempting!

Got your own favorite console commands? List them below, along with any questions you might have!

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a great game but, like with most titles of such a massive size that have hundreds of quests, thousands of NPCs and a huge amount of sub systems, glitches happen. Some are hilarious, others quite serious, but there's nothing more aggravating than seeing a quest you're trying to do suddenly break and prevent your progress.

Thankfully, at least for PC owners, the game's console comes to the rescue, as with some special commands, you can progress through any quest you have active as fast as you want.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was released last month and delighted millions of gamers around the world across platforms such as the PC, PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360. Sadly, the glitches, which only got worse as more patches were released by the game's developer, Bethesda, which, instead of fixing serious problems, just ended up creating new ones or causing full-on crashes.

Broken quests were also a major cause for concern, as it's quite easy for a player to start accumulating quests by just exploring the game's virtual world and, when they actually start doing them, to see that either non playable characters don't appear or were killed in a freak mammoth accident (like I experienced during the early stages of the game).

Thankfully, at least on the PC, the game's console can easily be used to manipulate quests and just progress through them as you long as you actually start the adventure. Want to find out how? Then follow the steps we highlighted below.

1. First up, in the game, you need to hit the ` key to bring up the console, or the specific key that you assigned this action to.

2. Then you need to find out what quests you have active, which can easily be done by typing ‘ShowQuestTargets' and hitting Enter. In case you have many active quests, however, it won't really be much help, as there are only so many lines the console can show and you can't scroll its contents. If you know the name of the quest, you can easily look it up on The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages Wiki, which has a full list of the quests in the game, complete with their ID.

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3. After finding out what quest you want to progress, you need to enter the ‘Player.sqs' command, followed by a space and the quest id (final command should look like Player.sqs ). This shows all the stages that are part of this quest, followed by a 1, if you already did it, or a 0, if you didn't reach it. Bear in mind, however, that there are blank stages, so you might once again want to check out the UESP Wiki to see the actual stages and what they mean.

4. Last but not least, you need to introduce the ‘SetStage' command, followed by the quest id and the stage number (it should look like SetStage ). This will automatically progress through the quest to that intended stage, giving you new objectives and, hopefully, fixing the quest.

As a concrete example, say you're stuck on the Dragon Rising quest at the beginning of the game, when the Jarl of Whiterun tells you to investigate a dragon sighting. You need to meet up with Irileth and her guards outside of the town and check out the report.

In case she doesn't spawn at that location and you know that the quest id is MQ104, and that the stage in which Irileth should appear is 15, you just need to enter SetStage MQ104 15. This will automatically get you to the next stage, in which you need to kill the dragon.

Bear in mind that, while this guide may work without a problem, you should always be cautious and do a hard save before attempting to use the Skyrim console.

If this guide helped, please share your experience by leaving a comment.