Starfield: All Console Commands & Cheats [Full List]

Master universe of Starfield using console commands, offering tailored gameplay, cheats, and deep customization.

By Irfan Ansari November 4, 2023

Console commands in Starfield open a gateway for players to modify various game aspects, providing a deeper level of personalization. By accessing the command console with designated keys based on keyboard type, players can effortlessly input commands, toggle modes, spawn items, and manipulate the game environment. While these commands offer immense customization, caution is advised to avoid potential game disruptions.

Key Takeaways

Console commands allow players to modify various game aspects.
Access the command console using the “@” key, Grave (`), or Tilde (~) based on your keyboard type.
Console commands offer cheats, environment manipulation, and game controls.
Starfield’s console commands are case-insensitive for user convenience.
Using commands can result in potential game glitches or crashes in Starfield.
Always save your Starfield progress before experimenting with commands.

All Console Commands In Starfield

game play using commands — Gameplay using Commands (picture credits: eXputer)

Serial Number	Console Command	Effects of Console Command
1	tgm	Enables God Mode providing invulnerability and infinite ammunition supply.
2	player.setav carryweight (carryweight number)	Modifies carryweight capacity by setting it to the desired number you input.
3	additem (Item ID) (Value)	Places the designated item (given by 'Item ID') into your inventory.
4	tim	Initiates Immortal Mode, allowing the player to suffer damage but health never drops to zero.
5	psb	Unveils all powers accessible in the game for the player.
6	ToggleImmortalMode	Activates Immortal mode where Health, O2, and Magic can diminish but never exhaust entirely.
7	player.removeperk (Perk ID)	Deletes the chosen Skill, Trait, or Background as identified by 'Perk ID'.
8	player.addperk (Perk ID)	Incorporates the selected Skill, Trait, or Background using 'Perk ID'. A Skill point is necessary for this action.
9	psb	Unlocks all spells, providing unrestricted access to them.
10	tdetect	NPCs lose their capability to perceive the player.
11	tcai	Halts Combat AI's function of marking the player as a target. Inputting the code again toggles its activation.
12	tcl	Turns off character collision, granting the player the ability to glide through physical barriers. Activation can be toggled by re-inputting the code.
13	tm	Enables the user to switch the UI menus on or off.
14	tfc	Frees the camera from the player, offering a birds-eye view of the surroundings.
15	(Ref ID).amod (OMOD ID)	Integrates the designated weapon modifications, represented by '(OMOD ID)', to the specified weapon '(Ref ID)'.
16	(Ref ID).rmod (OMOD ID)	Detaches the indicated weapon modification, provided by '(OMOD ID)', from the selected weapon '(Ref ID)'.
17	killall	Eradicates all NPCs in the vicinity.
18	kah	Extinguishes all hostile NPCs nearby.
19	resurrect	Revives the chosen NPC. The NPC needs to be selected within the console command interface for the code to function properly.
20	unlock	Releases locks on doors or containers targeted. The target should be selected in the console interface prior to entering the command.
21	sexchange	Alters the gender of your in-game character.
22	showmenu sleepwaitmenu	Displays the sleep/wait option without needing a bed or chair.
23	player.setlevel (Value)	Boosts the character's level to the desired '(Value)'.
24	player.additem (Item ID) (Value)	Adds the particular item, represented by '(Item ID)', into the player's inventory.
25	player.placeatme (Item ID) (Value)	Generates the designated item, given by '(Item ID)', directly ahead of the player character.
26	player.paycrimegold 0 0 (Faction ID)	Allows payment of any due bounties related to a chosen Faction.
27	showlooksmenu player 1	Launches the character designing interface.
28	saq	Initiates every Main Story and Side Quest, but can potentially cause game instability.
29	caqs	Completes every Main Story Quest but might lead to game malfunctioning.
30	ShowHighMaxHeights (shmh)	Toggles the visibility of high-resolution maximum height data.
31	EnableStoryManagerLogging	Activates logs for the story manager.
32	DumpPapyrusStacks (dps)	Logs all data related to Papyrus stack.
33	DumpPapyrusTimers	Records all Papyrus timer activities into the log.
34	DumpPapyrusLOSEvents	Logs every Papyrus Line-Of-Sight event registrations.
35	DumpPapyrusDistanceEvents	Documents all Papyrus distance event activities into the log.
36	DumpPapyrusPersistenceInfo (dppi)	Records all persisting references in Papyrus based on a called or passed reference.
37	DumpPapyrusEventRegistrations	Logs all event activities for a specified object and its script in Papyrus.
38	RunCompaction	Executes compaction.
39	SetSubgraphToDebug	Sets a subgraph for debugging purposes.
40	EnableRumble	Toggles the rumble feature on or off.
41	HavokVDBCapture	Initiates Havok VDB capturing.
42	ToggleNavmeshInfo	Switches to a mode that displays navigation mesh information.
43	PlaySyncAnim	Executes a synchronized animation.
44	SetFormKnown	Marks a form as recognized.
45	SetDebugQuest	Determines a quest as the sole startable one based on its event type.
46	SetQuestAliasLogging	Toggles logging for a quest alias.
47	SetRace	Modifies the race of a given actor.
48	FindForm (find)	Searches for a specific form.
49	StartPapyrusScriptProfile (StartPSP)	Begins the profiling process for a Papyrus script.
50	StopPapyrusScriptProfile (StopPSP)	Concludes the profiling process for a Papyrus script.
51	StartPapyrusFormProfile (StartPFP)	Starts the profiling of Papyrus scripts based on a form.
52	StopPapyrusFormProfile (StopPFP)	Ends the profiling of Papyrus scripts based on a form.
53	StartPapyrusStackRootProfile	Begins profiling all Papyrus stacks that initiate from a script.
54	StopPapyrusStackRootProfile	Terminates the profiling of Papyrus stacks that originate from a script.
55	TogglePapyrusGlobalProfiler (TPGP)	Alternates between turning on and off the global profiling for everything in Papyrus.
56	PrintQuestSceneInfo	Records the current scenario status in the Quest Inf file.
57	IsInvulnerable	Checks if a character is immune to harm.
58	CollisionMesh	Switches the Mesh Collision Info on and off.
59	HavokWorldStep (hkstep)	Alternates the display information of BhkWorld Havok Step.
60	IsolateRendering	Activates standalone rendering for a specific object.
61	ToggleWaterCurrentGeometry	Toggles between showing and concealing the water current geometry.
62	PerformAction	Executes a chosen action on the selected actor.
63	StartTrackPlayerDoors	Initiates the monitoring of doors activated by the player.
64	StopTrackPlayerDoors	Ceases the tracking of doors activated by the player.
65	CheckPlayerDoors	Compares the pathway tracked by the player with the quest's targeted route.
66	SetInChargen	Alternates features of Chargen Mode, including disabling saving, waiting, and activation messages.
67	ForceReset	Commands the game to perform a thorough reset.
68	ForceCloseFiles	Shuts down masterfile and plugins. Useful when allowing CreationKit to save a loaded plugin in-game, but use with caution as it can lead to game instability.
69	HotLoadPlugin (HLP)	Loads or re-loads a specified plugin. This is beneficial for incorporating changes without a game restart but can cause game crashes and corrupt saved files.
70	GenerateBendableSpline (Spline)	Creates a flexible spline geometry instance.
71	Reload (Papyrus script)	Refreshes the specified Papyrus script.
72	TestAim	Examines the aiming capability of an actor.
73	TestLook	Tests an actor's ability to look around.
74	PushCamera	Pushes the camera to the editor.
75	MoveToEditorCamera	Relocates to the editor's camera viewpoint.
76	MoveToEditorSelection	Moves to the chosen selection in the editor.
77	PlaceFurnitureTester (PFT)	Places an actor who will utilize the selected furniture. An actor type can be specified.
78	DumpConditionsFunctions	Output the current counters for condition function calls.
79	ReloadAnimationGraphs	Refreshes the animation graphs currently in use.
80	ToggleWeaponOverlay	Switches the weapon overlay on or off.
81	ForceDetect	Makes the chosen actor detect another specified actor.
82	ChangeAnimArchetype (caa)	Modifies the animation archetype of the selected actor.
83	ChangeAnimFlavor	Alters the animal flavor animation for the chosen actor.
84	SetAngryWithPlayer	Activates the "angry with player" status for the actor.
85	ForceRepath	Commands the actor to generate a new path.
86	ForcePathFailure	Causes the actor's current path to malfunction.
87	DumpFormList	Displays the contents of a specified formlist in the console.
88	TraceAnimationEvents	Monitors the animation events of a particular actor.
89	ShowMods	Displays all modifications applied to an object.
90	DumpInputEnableLayers	Outputs the active input enable layers to the console.
91	AttachMod	Attaches a modification to a designated object.
92	RemoveMod	Detaches a modification from a specified object.
93	SpawnTemplatedObject	Produces a reference to a templated object with optional parameters.
94	CallFunction	Executes a papyrus function on the targeted reference with given parameters.
95	CallQuestFunction (cqf)	Initiates a papyrus function on a specific quest with subsequent parameters.
96	CallGlobalFunction (cgf)	Executes a global papyrus function using the first parameter as a function and the rest as function parameters.
97	ResetInputEnableLayer	Restores all control restrictions on a specific input enable layer.
98	ForceEnablePlayerControls (fepc)	Overrules and activates the player's controls, overriding any layers.
99	ResetForceEnabledPlayerControls	Restores all previously overruled player controls.
100	GetActorRefOwner	Shows the owner of the currently selected reference.
101	SetActorRefOwner (saro)	Assigns ownership of the chosen reference to a specific actor or the player if none is specified.
102	HasActorRefOwner (haro)	Indicates if the selected reference has an owner, returning 1 for yes and 0 for no.
103	SetOutfit	Changes the default attire for the actor.
104	PassTime	Simulates the passage of a specified number of hours, as if the player was resting.
105	LinkLocations	Connects two locations using a specified keyword.
106	ShowLinkedLocations	Displays all locations connected to a given location using a certain keyword.
107	SetLinkedRef	Links the present reference to a given one using a specified keyword.
108	ResetContainer	Refreshes the chosen container or all containers when specified with "1".
109	SetSceneForDebug	Designates the current scene for debugging.
110	PreloadExterior	Preloads external data for the currently highlighted reference.
111	TestPath	Utilizes the debug function to assess a path.
112	ToggleControlsOverly	Switches the Controls Overlay on or off.
113	Refresh	Uses a debug function to refresh a reference.
114	DynamicResolution	Modifies the dynamic resolution settings.
115	TestLoadingMenu	Debug function that toggles the Loading menu in the Loading thread.
116	RecalcInstanceData	Debug function to recalculate instance data for the chosen reference or all loaded references if none is selected.
117	ToggleReferencePose	Activates or deactivates forcing an animgraph for the chosen actor to be in a reference pose, with options for "target" or "rig".
118	SetPersistLocation	Debug function to set persistent location data on a reference.
119	SetLocationRefType	Debug function to establish the location reference type for a location on a reference.
120	ShowLocData	Debug function that outputs data about a specific location.
121	ReserveLoc	Debug function that reserves a location, preventing its use for most aliases.
122	UpdateAwakeSound (UAS)	Refreshes the actor's ongoing conscious loop sound.
123	SetHarvested	Marks the current reference as either Harvested or unharvested.
124	PauseScene	Pauses or resumes the specified scene.
125	SpawnDupe	Creates a copy of the selected reference.
126	DisableDistantReferences	Turns off references that are beyond a certain distance from the selected reference.
127	FireAssert	Triggers an assert, with available text if provided.
128	ForcePersistent	Compels a reference to become lasting.
129	PlayActionCamera (pac)	Executes an action camera on the reference with a target reference.
130	StopActionCamera	Stops the ongoing action camera.
131	ChangeStance	Alters the actor's current stance.
132	AuditionWwiseEvent	Set of commands used for trying out Wwise events.
133	AuditionReverbForm (arf)	Activates a specified Reverb form.
134	SetWwiseState (sws)	Designates a global Wwise State.
135	BuildAnimationData (bad)	Constructs animation data for a specific actor.
136	SwitchSkeleton	Alternates between the standard and character generation skeletons for a chosen actor.
137	GetHelloorGreeting()	Introduces bone tint data to an object's third dimension based on the given region ID (integer) of that object.
138	SendDialogueEvent	Initiates a dialogue event between the currently selected actor and the target actor.
139	SetForceSpeechChallengeAlwaysSucceed()	Ensures the player always triumphs in speech challenges.
140	SetForceSpeechChallengeAlwaysFail()	Ensures the player never triumphs in speech challenges.
141	RunMaterialsAnalysis(rma)	Analyzes and contrasts the materials of the chosen reference.
142	CaptureMessages(Message)	Captures the designated '(Message)' DebugString, USER1, and USER2 messages through a Message Event Listener and sends the output to CaptureMessage.lua.
143	ToggleTrijuice	Switches the Trijuicing feature in the renderer, possibly sacrificing texture filtering quality for better performance.
144	SetPresentThreshold(spt)	Designates a percentage (0-100) of scanlines covered before the swap threshold is activated; default is 0 (always swap).
145	LinkFullAccount	Integrates a full Bnet account to a game-account using the provided credentials.
146	IsLoggedIn(isonline)	Determines if the player is connected to Bethesda.net.
147	GetLegalDocs(getlegaldocs)	Retrieves an exhaustive list of necessary legal documents.
148	AcceptLegalDoc	Accepts a legal document based on its unique ID.
149	GetDataAttachment	Extracts information from a Bethesda.net Profile Data Attachment based on its type and ID.
150	DeleteDataAttachment	Erases a Bethesda.net Profile Data Attachment based on its type and ID.
151	UploadCharacterData	Uploads the character data payload as a Bnet Profile Data Attachment.
152	GetAttachmentLeaderboard(getattachmentleaderboard)	Retrieves the leaderboard page for the given attachment type.
153	LoadUnitedData	Extracts character data from the leaderboard and saves it for later use.
154	MakeUnityNPC	Updates an NPC's attributes using the unity cache data.
155	SetVolumetricLightingParameters(vl)	Designates the volumetric lighting parameters.
156	StartWorkshop(workshop)	Activates the Workshop mode when the player is within the buildable zone of a Workshop.
157	ToggleVBlankOptim	Switches the VBlank optimization feature.
158	AddKeyword	Appends the specified keyword to the reference.
159	RemoveKeyword	Detaches the specified keyword from the reference.
160	SetAmbientParticlesEnabled	Activates (1) or deactivates (0) the ambient particles feature.
161	RemoveOutposts()	Eliminates the designated Outpost along with all its constructed items.
162	SetESRAMSetup	Designates a specific ESRAM setup or uses an automatic setup when set to -1.
163	CallStackTraceDepth	Specifies the depth of the call stack when tracing it.
164	CommandedActivated	Commands the selected actor to interact with a specific reference.
165	EnableGalaxyMode	Activates or deactivates the galaxy mode.
166	ToggleStarFieldDebug	Switches the StarField debug feature on or off.
167	SetStarFieldCoordinateScale()	Adjusts the StarField coordinate scale.
168	SetStarSystemScale(sss)	Determines the scale of the star system.
169	MoveToPlanet	If targeting a player's ship, moves to or provides a piloting path to a target, with an option for a full jump sequence.
170	SetOrbitSpeedScale	Specifies the global orbit speed scale.
171	InstanceNamingRules	Exports the instance naming rule data to a file named INRExport.txt.
172	GetOrbisModInfo	Displays information about the Orbis mod game data files.
173	ToggleSceneDebug	Displays the debug status for the scene.
174	SetFarClip	Sets the far clip value or clears the override when set to -1.
175	ToggleOverdraw	Switches the overdraw feature.
176	RecordScene	Captures screen shots of a scene, specifying the Scene EditorID and the FPS (default is 60).
177	LandOnPlanet(lop)	Lands on a designated planet.
178	TakeOffToSpace	Ascends to space.
179	PreviewBodyResources(pbr)	Provides a preview of resources for a specific planet.
180	SendAffinityEvent	Executes an affinity event on an optional object reference.
181	AddPower	Adds power to a specific part of a structure.
182	RemovePower	Deducts power from a specific part of a structure.
183	MatlockCapture	Forces matlock to capture a specific instance.
184	ToggleSnapNodeMarkers	Switches the snap node markers feature.
185	SetVoiceType	Sets an override voice type for an actor.
186	AddWorldSpaceToPlanet	Adds a designated world space to a planet.
187	DebugDataProvider	Specifies the name of the UI Data Provider intended for debugging.
188	LoadAll3D	Loads all the queued 3D content.
189	PrintAllMenus(pam)	Displays all the active menus.
190	PrintAllInputContext(paic)	Displays the input context stack.
191	AddPlotToBody(AddPlot)	Plots a route to a specified body.
192	ReloadFaceData	Refreshes the face data.
193	SetGravityScale	Adjusts the gravity scale for a reference's parent cell.
194	PreviewBlock	Provides a preview of a block for a specific biome.
195	ExportTerrainTextures	Exports the terrain textures.
196	ExportTerrainGrids	Exports the terrain grids.
197	ExportTerrainHeightMap	Exports the terrain height map.
198	ExportTerrainSplatMap	Exports the terrain splat map.
199	ExportTerrainMaterialIndexMap	Exports the terrain material index map.
200	ExportTerrainFiles	Exports all the terrain-related files.
201	UpdateTerrainClipmaps	Updates the Terrain Clipmaps.
202	ToggleDebugCamera	Switches between the standard and debug camera modes.
203	CyclePrevDebugCamera	Switches to the previous debug camera.
204	CycleNextDebugCamera	Switches to the next available debug camera.
205	ToggleDebugCameraControls	Switches on/off the debug camera controls.
206	SetImGuiWindowFunction (siw)	Initializes a specific ImGui window.
207	HotReloadUI	Quickly refreshes the user interface elements.
208	SetPosRelativeToRef	Modifies the position of the chosen reference relative to a specified reference, defaulting to the player's position.
209	FaceRef	Directs a reference to face another specified reference, typically the player, with an additional angle adjustment if needed.
210	SetWorkshopItem	Redirects the Workshop menu's Node Cursor to the highlighted reference, if one is present.
211	GenerateNavMesh	Produces a navigation mesh for the present cell.
212	LandOnPlanetAnimated	Initiates a landing animation for the player's spaceship.
213	startNewGame	Initiates a new game from the main menu, without involving the user interface.
214	ForcedBleedout	Commands an actor to start the bleedout phase.
215	ForceConditionFormTrue	Mandates a condition form to be true with specific arguments.
216	ForceConditionFormFalse	Mandates a condition form to be false with specific arguments.
217	LandOnPlanetBiome	Directs a landing on a specific biome of a given planet.
218	LandOnPlanetMarker	Initiates a landing at a pre-set marker on the current planet.
219	TestAllPlanets	Tests the functionality of all planets.
220	ClearLinkedRef	Erases a linked reference.
221	SetLocalTime	Modifies the local time on the existing planet, with an option to refresh the galaxy simulation.
222	ReloadMaterials	Reinitializes all the materials in the game.
223	PlacementOnCell	Evaluates overlay placement on a designated cell.
224	ToggleWorkshopFlyCam	Alternates the workshop's fly camera on and off.
225	CheckBiomeMarker	Scans the loaded area to find instances of the given biome marker.
226	TestBiomePlanet (tbp)	Constructs a full planet using a specific biome exclusively and places the player on it.
227	PreviewPattern	Provides a preview of a pattern for a particular biome.
228	SetHavokDynamic	Adjusts reference motion to dynamic with an optional weight measure.
229	SetHavokKinematic	Modifies reference motion to kinematic status.
230	SetHavokActive	Activates or deactivates reference havok motion.
231	SetHavokLOD	Determines the level of detail for reference collision.
232	SetHavokLinearVelocity	Adjusts the linear velocity of a reference.
233	SetHavokAngularVelocity	Modifies the angular velocity of a reference.
234	SetHavokCollisionLayer	Assigns a collision layer to Havok physics.
235	SetHavokRagdollFriction	Modifies the friction value for Havok ragdoll physics.
236	SetHavokParam	Establishes specific parameters for Havok physics.
237	ShowHavokRagdollValues	Displays values associated with Havok ragdoll physics.
238	StartHavokPartTest	Commences or resets the Havok particles testing process.
239	StopHavokPartTest	Halts the Havok particles testing process.
240	SetOrientation	Specifies the orientation of a reference.
241	ToggleDebugText3D	Switches on/off in-game debugging text.
242	ToggleBioOverlay	Alternates the BI Overlay on and off.
243	ToggleMetricViewer	Initiates the Metric Viewer.
244	PrintMessage	Displays a specific message on the screen for a set duration.
245	AddDebugTest	Appends debugging text to a reference with customizable parameters.
246	DisableActorPackage	Enables or disables an actor's specific package.
247	StopBatchFile	Halts the execution of a running batch file.
248	CenterOnSpaceCell	Navigates to a specified space cell, with the option to specify a ship.
249	DependencyGraphDump	Extracts data from the Dependency Graph.
250	ToggleExperimentalShaders	Alternates the use of experimental shaders between on and off states.
251	SetTestPlanetAndBiome	Designates a testing planet and biome for interior assessment in relation to biome markers.

Note: In my opinion, instead of relying solely on console commands, you should try using them as tools to experiment with new strategies and gameplay styles.

In conclusion, console commands empower players, granting them the ability to tailor their experience within the expansive universe. Whether it’s customizing gameplay elements or activating cheats, these commands provide an unmatched depth of personalization. However, prudent use is advised to ensure a seamless journey across the Settled Systems of Starfield.

How To Use Console Commands In Starfield

Command Terminal (picture credits: eXputer)

Console commands are a set of instructions that players can input to alter various aspects of the game.

To utilize console commands, you first need to access the command console. Follow the steps I’ve listed below:

On a PC, you can easily open this console by pressing the “@” key.
Another way I suggest is to bring up the command console by pressing the key located just below the ‘ESC’ key on the top left-hand corner of the keyboard.
Depending on your keyboard type, this will either be the Grave (`) key on UK keyboards or the Tilde (~) key on US keyboards.

Upon opening the console, a pop-up menu will appear where you can input your desired commands. It’s essential to note that when entering these commands, you don’t have to worry about capitalizing any letters. Starfield’s console commands are not case-sensitive, making it easier and more user-friendly.

Important: Once you’ve entered your chosen command, simply press the ‘Enter’ key to apply it. If you wish to input another command, just type it in and press ‘Enter’ again.

Explore a wide range of console commands in Starfield for modifying and controlling the game’s universe. These commands empower players to manipulate the environment, activate cheats, and control various elements within Starfield. Whether toggling God mode, spawning items, or altering gameplay elements, these commands offer a deeper level of customization. Exercise caution when using them, as glitches or crashes may occur.

For Example: Commands like “tgm” enable God Mode, making your character invincible with unlimited ammo, while “player.additem” allows you to add specific items to your inventory in Starfield.

However, while these commands provide a deeper customization level and can enhance your experience in Starfield, it’s crucial to exercise caution. Inputting certain commands can occasionally result in glitches, crashes, or other in-game issues. As a safety measure, I recommend you always save your progress before experimenting with any console commands.

That is all for my guide on console commands & cheats, If you are interested in knowing more about the game, then consider reading Starfield BEST Major Factions, Assign Weapon To Group Error, and How To Set Up A Transfer Container in Starfield guides.

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