Complete list of console commands in Oblivion Remastered

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered console commands are not just a debug tool, but it is a way to reshape the adventure. Whether you are testing builds, tweaking the gameplay, wishing to skip a quest, or simply wishing for infinite health/instant gold, these commands can unlock some new possibilities. From the adjustment of NPC behavior to the instant teleportation, use the commands mentioned below to have complete control in your hands.



Console commands in Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered



Here are all the cheats you will need for quicker and better access to the game.


Essential Commands

• kill- kill the target instantly
  
• lock <#>- locks targeted chest/door with difficulty between 1 and 100
  
• modav <#>- modifies attribute
  
• movetoqt- teleport to the active quest target
  
• player.additem f <#>- adds gold to the inventory
  
• player.additem <#>- adds some items to the inventory
  
• player.modav <#>- specific commandskill- can be modified by some amount
  
• player.placeatme <#>- spawns items or the NPC at the location
  
• resurrect- resurrects targeted creature/NPC
  
• setav <#>- set value to the attributes like health and strength
  
• tai- modifies AI behaviour. The NPCs, though, do not react.
  
• tcl- enables no-clip mode
  
• tgm- enables the God Mode
  
• tmm 1- reveals map markers
  
• unlock- open either of the locked chest/door
  
• qqq- lets you quit the game instantly without a save
  

Player and character focused commands

• addscriptpackage 0009E69B- makes target a Hero follower
  
• advlevel- level up immediately
  
• advskill <#>- advances the skill by certain amount
  
• player.setAV <#>- player current ability/attribute can be changed
  
• player.setlevel <#>- player level can be changed from 1-255
  
• psb- unlocks all the spells
  
• modpca <#>- will add # points to attribute
  
• modpcs <#>- will add # points to skill
  
• SexChange- swaps the gender
  
• SetPCFame <#>- sets the fame level
  
• SetPCInfamy <#>- set infamy level
  
• setscale <#>- resizes the character (0.5–2.0)
  
• ShowBirthsignMenu- changes birth sign
  
• ShowClassMenu- changes the class
  
• ShowEnchantment- will open the enchantment menu
  
• ShowRaceMenu- edits the appearance/race
  
• ShowSpellMaking- open the spell creation menu
  
• swdp- shows who is detecting the player
  

Quest and debugging

• caqs- completes all the stages of the quest
  
• completequest - will mark the quest, completed instantly
  
• GetStage - shows the quest stage
  
• killall- wipe all the nearby enemies
  
• movetoqt- will teleport to the quest target
  
• player.completequest - will remove quest from the list without even completing it (will set NPC to follow you for the quest to get neutralized. NPC will not fight and will only attack if hit)
  
• setquestobject - flags the item as the quest object (1 will be equal to the quest item)
  
• SetStage - advances the quest to the specific stage. Usually, in increments of 10, the advancement helps with the bugged quests.
  
• showfullquestlog - will give all log entries for the quest
  
• showquestlog- will show the quest log (general)
  
• showquestlog 0- will show the current quest log
  
• showquestlog 1- will show all complete quests log
  
• ShowQuestTargets- shows all the active quests stage and ID
  
• sq- will give all quests and stage
  
• sqt- will show the details of the current quest
  

Target console commands

• activate- will activate the target selected
  
• additem - will add the items to the inventory
  
• addspell - will add the spell to the spell list of the target
  
• createfullactorcopy- will create the selected actor’s clone
  
• deletefullactorcopy- will delete the targeted actor clone
  
• disable- will remove the object or the NPC from the world
  
• dispel - dispels the magic effect from the target. It works on the enchantment effects that are affecting the target
  
• dispelallspells- will dispel all the magic effects from the target that are spell-based. It does not work on the enchantment effects that affect the target
  
• DuplicateAllItems - will duplicate all the inventory from the target container to the referenced container
  
• enable- will enable the NPC or object and bring it back to the world
  
• equipitem - forces the target for equipping the item. Here, 1 is equal to cannot unequip.
  
• getav - gets the value of some specific commandskill-attribute
  
• kill - will kill the target instantly. If the victim is specified, it assigns credit for the kill
  
• lock <#>- will lock the selected object with the degree of complexity. It can be between 1 and 99. 100 is unpickable and will need the key
  
• moddisposition <+/-#>- will modify the target disposition towards the given ID
  
• moveto - will move the target to a certain actor or a specified location
  
• payfine- pays the bounty and even removes the stolen items
  
• payfinethief- will pay the bounty. Does not remove the stolen items from the inventory
  
• placeatme <#>- spawns the object’s new copy in front of the player
  
• removeitem - will remove the specific item or items from the targeted inventory
  
• removeallitems- will remove all the items from the target
  
• removespell - will remove the spell from the spell list of the character
  
• resurrect <#>- will resurrect the target. Here, 1 will make the target get up and not respawn, allowing them to keep their equipment
  
• SetActorFullName - will set the name of the actor
  
• setcrimegold <#>- will rename selected actor
  
• setlevel <#>- will change the level of the target
  
• SetOpenState <#>- closes/opens or locks the door. Here, 1 is open and unlock while 0 is for close
  
• SetOwnership - will change the targeted item’s ownership
  
• startcombat- will force the target to start the combat
  
• startconversation - will start the conversation with the NPC
  
• stopcombat- will stop the combat of the target
  
• unlock- will unlock the targeted object
  

Note: NoUnEquip 1 will prevent an item from getting unequipped. If it's 0 or left blank, it will equip it with normal behavior.



Toggle console commands

• pcb- will clear the cell buffer
  
• showsubtitle- will turn NPC subtitles off/on
  
• tcai- will toggle the combat AI
  
• tdetect- will toggle the AI detection
  
• tdt- will toggle the debug text
  
• tfc- will enable the free camera mode
  
• tfow- will show the local map and fog of the war off
  
• tfh- will toggle complete help
  
• tg- will toggle the grass
  
• thd- will brighten the world and improve the performance
  
• tlb- will brighten the world and improve performance significantly
  
• tll- will toggle the land LOD
  
• tlv- will toggle the leaf's visibility
  
• tm- will toggle the menu
  
• tmg- will toggle the Motion Guide
  
• ts- will toggle the sky
  
• tt- will toggle the trees, making all the trees invisible, but will still clip
  
• twf- will toggle the wireframe view
  
• twr- will set the water radius
  
• tws- will toggle the water rendering
  

World and object control

• disable- will disable the target
  
• fw - will force certain weather instant. Will skip the traditions
  
• Resurrect- will bring the dead NPC back
  
• tcl- enables a collision (noclip if it's used on the player)
  
• tmm <#>- will reveal all the map markers
  
• placeatme <#>- will spawn the items/NPCs
  

Miscellaneous console commands

• bat - will execute file with the name
  
• coc - will teleport the player to a certain location or center on Cell
  
• coe ,- will teleport the player to certain cooridnates
  
• enableplayercontrols- will re-enable the player control in the cinematic mode or the cutscenes
  
• getgs - gets the game setting value
  
• fov - changes the player’s field of view between 0–180
  
• killall- will instantly kill all creatures in the loaded area
  
• prid - will select the NPC or the object for the reference ID to target in the console
  
• save - saves the game with the given name. Tag 1 for saving as Name.ess.txt
  
• save ini - saves the INI settings to the file
  
• set to - sets the global variable to some value
  
• setdebugtext- will display the debugged info
  
• setgs - will set a specific game setting
  
• set timescale to <#>- can set the speed of how fast the time will advance in the game. Here, the default is 30, and 1 is for the real-time
  
• show- shows the global variable value
  
• ssg- creates the window with a full game scene graph
  
• sw - changes the weather to a certain specific one
  

Note: Here, 1 is equal to show, and 0 is equal to hide.



How to use the console commands?

• Open the game on the device.
  
• Then press ~ to open the console.
  
• Either type or paste the command. The case here does not matter.
  
• For the targeted commands, click on the NPC/object first.
  
• Add the required variables, if there are any.
  
• Click Enter to activate.
  

Note: always replace <#> with quantity



The command list was originally compiled from Backdash and can be quite helpful for the players. With the list of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered console commands in hand, use them for a faster and smoother gameplay.