Oblivion Remastered Console Commands

Toggle god mode: no damage, no resource drain, unlimited ammo

Run it again to turn it off; it stays on until you do. Per UESP it blocks all damage except scripted deaths, stops health, magicka and stamina from dropping, lets you cast any known spell regardless of cost or skill, ignores the carry limit and stops weapon and armor wear.

New Remastered god mode with extras: maxed character, every spell, 1,000,000 gold

A Remastered-only command. On top of god mode, PCGamesN, Kotaku, The Nerd Stash and Game8 agree that it maxes your attributes and skills, grants every spell and adds 1,000,000 gold; Kotaku also lists 10,000 lockpicks and 5 torches. The god mode part is a toggle, but no source documents undoing the stat, gold and spell changes, so use a throwaway save. tgm is the plain toggle.

Noclip and flight: walk through walls and fly

Remastered replacement for the old tcl toggle. UESP, PC Gamer and GamesRadar report that tcl no longer works for player noclip, although some other guides still list it. Type walk to switch ghost off. UESP suggests toggling collision to get out after movetoqt problems, which in the Remastered means ghost.

Turn off ghost: stop flying and restore collision

Run it after ghost to get normal movement and collision back (UESP, PC Gamer).

Free-fly camera, like a photo mode

Remastered replacement for the old tfc command. Run it again to return to the normal camera. Handy for screenshots.

Toggle NPC AI

With nothing selected it switches AI off or on for every actor; click one actor first to affect only that actor. Never run player.tai, because UESP says it freezes you in place. tcai, which toggles combat AI only, is also reported as working by UESP and PC Gamer.

Reveal the whole local map (fog of war off)

A toggle that reveals the map of your current area; run it again to hide it. Pair it with tmm 1 to show every map marker.

Add gold

Change 1000 to any amount. F is the short form of gold's item ID 0000000F, since leading zeros can be dropped.

Add lockpicks

Change 10 to the number you want. 0000000A is the standard lockpick item on UESP, PC Gamer and GamesRadar.

Add the Skeleton Key

UESP lists 0000000B as the Daedric artifact Skeleton Key; PC Gamer, GamesRadar and Beebom use the same ID. One copy is enough.

Add repair hammers

UESP lists 0000000C as the Repair Hammer; Fextralife gives the short form C.

Add any item by ID (example: the Goldbrand katana)

The pattern for every item is player.additem <ItemID> <amount>. 00027105 is Goldbrand on UESP and in PCGamesN. Most original-game item IDs work (GuruGamer), so UESP item pages are the place to look up base IDs.

Add the Cure for Vampirism potion

ID from UESP, PCGamesN and GuruGamer. UESP ties this potion to the Vampire Cure quest.

Give a set of iron weapons (new Remastered command)

Added for the Remastered, not part of the 2006 game. UESP records its in-game description as a set of iron weapons and GuruGamer agrees.

Remove an item or gold from your inventory

The format is player.removeitem <ItemID> <amount> and it works with any item ID, not just gold.

Level up once

Shows the normal level-up screen so you can pick attribute bonuses. UESP notes it does not advance the major-skill counter, so your natural level-ups arrive later. Run it repeatedly for several levels.

Set your level directly

PC Gamer and GamesRadar give a range of 1 to 255. It skips the level-up screen, so you get no attribute choices (UESP); use advlevel when you want them.

Raise a skill

The format is player.advskill <skill> <amount>. Skill names have no spaces: acrobatics, alchemy, alteration, armorer, athletics, blade, block, blunt, conjuration, destruction, handtohand, heavyarmor, illusion, lightarmor, marksman, mercantile, mysticism, restoration, security, sneak, speechcraft. Guides disagree on whether the number counts levels or points, so start small. UESP warns that big values on a major skill can distort your level-ups and that negative or huge numbers can crash the game.

Add points to a skill

Uses the same skill names as advskill. UESP warns that passing 255 wraps back to 0 and that negative values crash the game. The matching modpca command for attributes is reported as not working in the Remastered (PC Gamer, GamesRadar), so use player.setav for attributes.

Set a skill to an exact value

UESP says setav on a skill avoids the level-up side effects that advskill can cause. Values above 255 wrap back to 0 (The Nerd Stash, GuruGamer).

Set an attribute to an exact value

Attributes: strength, intelligence, willpower, agility, speed, endurance, personality, luck. PCGamesN, The Nerd Stash and GuruGamer give 0 to 255 as the range. Read a value back with player.getav <attribute>.

Move faster by raising the Speed attribute

The old sprint-speed game setting (fMoveRunMult) is reported as not working in the Remastered by PC Gamer, and GamesRead recommends raising Speed instead.

Massively raise carry capacity

Use a negative number; positive values do not work (The Nerd Stash), and if it has no effect, save and reload. GamesRadar and The Nerd Stash use -5000, gamepressure uses -1000 and GuruGamer uses -9999. Alternative: setgs fActorStrengthEncumbranceMult 1000, where setgs is the short form of the SetGameSetting command Showgamer uses (PC Gamer lists the same setting, with a default of 5). tgm also ignores the limit, and no source explains how to undo either change.

Change your character's size

The range is 0.5 to 2, with 1 as normal size. Click an NPC and drop the player. prefix to resize them instead.

Open the character creation screen to change race, face, sex or name

Applying changes resets all skills to their starting values (UESP, TheGamer, The Nerd Stash), and UESP's save-and-reload trick for keeping skills does not work in the Remastered. Race bonuses may not swap over cleanly, and UESP warns it can crash with bound items equipped. Save first.

Open the class selection screen

Works, but like ShowRaceMenu it resets your skills, and the skill-keeping workaround fails in the Remastered (UESP).

Open the birthsign selection screen

UESP notes it does not strip your existing spells.

Open the spellmaking window

Opens the custom spell creation screen directly. Listed as working by PC Gamer, UESP, Kotaku and TheGamer.

Open the enchanting window

Opens the enchanting interface directly. Listed as working by PC Gamer and UESP.

Add every spell in the game to your spellbook

UESP says this adds 600 or more spells, including test spells and ones meant for NPCs, which can slow the Magic menu. Use player.addspell if you only want a few.

Add the Fire Ball spell

The format is player.addspell <SpellID>. This ID matches on UESP's spell list and Game8's Remastered spell list, and UESP marks it a Journeyman spell. tgm lets you cast spells regardless of skill.

Add the Lightning Bolt spell

ID matches on UESP and Game8. Other IDs that match on both: Frost Bolt 000A97EC, Heal Major Wounds 000A9822, Summon Skeleton 000AA05F, Telekinesis 000AA066.

Remove a spell from your spellbook

Uses the same ID format as addspell. To strip active magic effects instead of learned spells, use player.dispelallspells.

Kill the targeted NPC or creature

Open the console, click the target, then type kill. Essential NPCs are knocked unconscious instead of dying (UESP).

Kill everyone in the loaded area

It hits friendly NPCs and shopkeepers as well as enemies. UESP says it covers a 5 by 5 cell area outdoors and the current cell indoors, and PCGamesN says important NPCs are knocked out rather than killed. It can break quests.

Bring the targeted NPC back to life

The 1 makes them get up in place with their gear instead of respawning (PC Gamer, UESP). If the body has already vanished, enable the NPC first (UESP).

Unlock the targeted door or container

Click the locked object with the console open, then type unlock. It only affects doors and containers (UESP). To lock something use lock <1-100>, where 100 needs a key (PC Gamer, GamesRadar).

Clear your bounty

UESP warns that guards who are already hostile may still attack until you yield. Use another number to give yourself that bounty.

Pay your fine but keep stolen goods

UESP says it takes gold equal to half the bounty and GuruGamer describes it the same way. player.payfine instead confiscates the stolen items (UESP, PC Gamer).

Teleport to the hidden Todd Howard test house

Reported by PC Gamer and Destructoid. Save first, as PC Gamer advises. It is one of the developer test cells and holds a test NPC named Alban Corinis. The command stat levels prints the name of your current area, a quick way to learn cell names to use with coc.

Teleport to the developer Testing Hall

UESP describes a room of doors leading to many test cells, and The Nerd Stash lists it for the Remastered. Named locations work the same way, for example coc BrindleHome (UESP lists it as Torbal the Sufficient's house), and UESP place pages give each location's code. Use a throwaway save.

Teleport to an outdoor cell by grid coordinates

UESP writes the two coordinates with a comma, as in its example coe -9,19, and lists coordinates on its place pages. PC Gamer and GamesRadar both report the command as working.

Teleport to your active quest target

UESP warns it can drop you inside geometry, leave you stuck in a cutscene state or disturb the quest. Add a number such as movetoqt 2 to pick another target when a quest has several, and use ghost then walk if you end up stuck.

Bring the targeted NPC to you

Click the NPC first. UESP and GuruGamer also show the form where the NPC's RefID goes in quotes before the command, which skips the click.

Show every map marker and unlock fast travel to them

tmm 0 hides all markers again, including the city markers that start visible (UESP). The Nerd Stash and gamepressure say tmm 1 also lets you fast travel to every marker.

Spawn a player-owned Bay Horse

Other colors: Black 0004DE8F, Chestnut 0004DE90 and Paint 0004DE91, all matched between UESP and the Remastered guides. The format is player.placeatme <BaseID> <count>, and UESP warns that spawning many objects can bloat your save.

Spawn Shadowmere

ID from UESP's horse list and the Remastered guides. Shadowmere is a unique horse, so a spawned copy can clash with the original; try it on a spare save.

Spawn the Unicorn

UESP lists 0001EC58 as the unique Unicorn mount, and PCGamesN, TheGamer and The Nerd Stash use the same ID. Same caution as Shadowmere.

List every quest and its current stage

Prints all quests in the game, not just yours (UESP).

Show the selected quest's ID and stage

Select the quest in your journal first. The ID it prints is what getstage, setstage and completequest need.

Unlock the setstage command

The Remastered keeps setstage switched off until you run this (UESP, plus a Steam answer where a player confirmed it worked). PC Gamer lists setstage as working without this step, and GuruGamer writes the name with an extra dot, so use the spelling shown here. No source says whether it must be repeated after restarting the game.

Jump a quest to a chosen stage

Needs the previous command first. Stages usually move in steps of 10, with 10 meaning just accepted (PC Gamer, GamesRadar). Read the current stage with getstage <QuestID>. Skipping stages can break a quest, so back up your save.

Mark a quest as completed

Get the ID from sqt. PC Gamer and GamesRadar describe it as completing the named quest, while UESP describes it as completing the current quest, so test it on a spare save.

Complete every quest stage in the game

UESP says this finishes all quests, including developer test quests and mod quests, without touching faction ranks. TheGamer describes it as current-quest only, which the other sources contradict. Treat it as a last resort.

Force clear weather instantly

fw switches at once, while sw with the same ID blends gradually (UESP). Other IDs: 38EF0 cloudy, 38EEC overcast, 370CE the bright Paradise preset (PCGamesN calls it sunny) and 08BBC the Kvatch thunderstorm.

Force rain

ID matches on UESP, TheGamer, PCGamesN and The Nerd Stash. Use sw 38EF2 for a gradual change.

Force a thunderstorm

UESP also lists 08BBC as a separate Kvatch thunderstorm.

Force snow

ID matches on UESP, TheGamer, PCGamesN and The Nerd Stash.

Force fog

ID matches on UESP and TheGamer.

Change how fast game time passes

The default is 30, 1 is roughly real time and higher is faster (PC Gamer, GamesRadar, UESP). Reset with set timescale to 30. Sources disagree here: UESP marks it as not working in the Remastered, while PC Gamer, GamesRadar and a Steam player use it. UESP says leaving it changed can bug quests such as A Brush with Death and Where Spirits Have Lease.