showinventory – shows a character’s inventory after you have selected a character by clicking on them equipitem - use to force a NPC (mainly followers) to equip one item from their inventory, useful for making them use a better weapon than their preferred one addfac 1 – moves a NPC to a faction, use the 19809 code in order to make someone a target for marriage, although depending on choice some glitches might happen player.modav - targets health, carryweight, stamina, magicka and meleedamage and allows all modifications to persist after a game is loaded, useful for increasing carry weight mainly as other uses are borderline cheating because they can make a character too powerful

setessential 0/1 - makes any NPC mortal or immortal, useful in those dungeons where companions have a tough time staying alive for player who hate to go solo, with most the IDs available here resurrect – type this in the console after selecting a NPC by clicking on him in order to bring him back to life, especially useful when someone is killed accidentally by a misplaced weapons swing or spell Let’s take a look at the list of console commands, in order of potential usefulness:

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a great game and the most complex to be released this year and with complexity comes a number of possible glitches, small annoyances that might negatively affect the experience of playing it.Ī lot of them can be addressed using console commands, accessed by using the ` key, without actually resorting to outright cheating.

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