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Fallout 4 Cheats

Fallout 4 cheats are PC-only console commands typed into the developer console, which is opened with the tilde (~) or grave (`) key. There are no native cheat codes or button combos on PlayStation 4/5 or Xbox One/Series consoles, where the console does not exist. Commands toggle states (god mode, no-clip), affect targeted NPCs/objects, or spawn items via 8-character hex item IDs using player.additem. The full item-ID table runs to thousands of entries, so the syntax plus the most-searched IDs are captured here, with the authoritative database cited in the coverage note.

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Heads up // PC ONLY. The developer console does not exist on PlayStation 4/5 or Xbox One/Series, so none of these commands work there (use the official Mods menu instead). Using console commands can cause save-game instability or corruption, especially additem with bad IDs, placeatme spam, setlevel, quest commands (caqs, completequest, resetquest, setstage), and removing items quest-givers need. Save before experimenting and keep a backup save. Some commands (caqs, setstage, completeallobjectives) can break quest progression. tcl/no-clip can drop you out of the world. Spawning items can desync companion/quest scripts. Cheats can leave your save in an unintended state but do not trigger online bans (Fallout 4 is single-player). Item IDs from add-ons (DLC) are prefixed with that DLC's load-order index (the first two hex digits, e.g. XX) which varies per install, so DLC IDs are not fixed values like base-game IDs.

How to enter cheats // PC

Press the tilde (~) key (under Esc, left of the 1 key) on a US English keyboard, or the grave (`) key on a UK English keyboard, to open the developer console. The game pauses. Type a command and press Enter. Commands are NOT case-sensitive. Do not type the < > brackets or the # symbol shown in syntax; replace them with the actual ID or number. Many commands act on a 'target': click an NPC or object while the console is open to select it (its ID appears at the top), then run a command like kill, unlock, or resurrect. Press tilde/grave again to close the console and resume.

God Mode & Survival05 CODES

  • God mode: full invincibility to all damage and radiation, plus infinite ammo, AP and carry weight. Toggle on/off.Toggle command; run again to turn off.
    tgm
  • Immortal mode: you can take damage and lose health but will never actually die.Toggle; differs from tgm in that damage still registers.
    tim
  • Instantly restore your health to full.
    player.resethealth
  • Set unlimited running/movement speed (default speed value is 100; higher = faster).Example: player.setav speedmult 200 for double speed.
    player.setav speedmult <#>
  • Set jump height (default approx 96).High values can cause fall damage on landing unless god mode is on.
    setgs fJumpHeightMin <#>

Movement, Camera & Display07 CODES

  • Toggle collision / no-clip: walk through walls, floors and objects, and fly through the air.Toggle. Do NOT use while a target is selected in the console. Can drop you out of the world.
    tcl
  • Toggle the free-fly camera, detached from the player. Good for screenshots.Use tfc 1 to also freeze all animations (frozen-frame photos).
    tfc
  • Free camera with frozen animations (everything held still).
    tfc 1
  • Toggle all menus / the entire HUD and UI on or off (also hides the console prompt).Re-run blind (UI is hidden) to bring the interface back.
    tm
  • Set field of view for first-person and third-person.Example: fov 90 90.
    fov <1st-person> <3rd-person>
  • Reset screen-edge blood/effect splatter and similar screen effects.
    csb
  • Set free-camera (fly cam) movement speed multiplier.Used together with tfc; lower = slower, smoother camera moves.
    sucsm <#>

Items, Caps & Inventory06 CODES

  • Add any item to your inventory by its ID and quantity.Replace itemID with an 8-digit hex code and # with the amount. Do not type the brackets.
    player.additem <itemID> <#>
  • Add bottlecaps (money).Caps base ID is 0000000F. Example: player.additem 0000000F 99999.
    player.additem 0000000F <#>
  • Add bobby pins (for lockpicking).
    player.additem 0000000A <#>
  • Remove all items from a targeted container or NPC.Select the target in the console first. Irreversible for that target.
    removeallitems
  • Spawn an item or NPC in front of you (places a copy at your location).Best for NPCs/objects; for inventory items prefer player.additem. Excessive use can bloat/corrupt saves.
    player.placeatme <baseID> <#>
  • Teleport to the QA debug room that contains a sample of nearly every item in the game.To leave, open the console and type coc <a known cell id> (e.g. coc sanctuaryext). Leaving via the door can be glitchy. Use with caution; can affect quests.
    coc qasmoke

Character, Level, Stats & Perks10 CODES

  • Set your character level.Does not grant the perk points for skipped levels.
    player.setlevel <#>
  • Increase (modify) an attribute/skill value by an amount.Example: player.modav strength 10. Also: player.modav carryweight <#> for carry capacity.
    player.modav <statID> <#>
  • Set a stat/attribute to an exact value.Example: player.setav strength 10.
    player.setav <statID> <#>
  • Read the current value of a stat.
    player.getav <statID>
  • Add a perk to your character by perk ID.Must use the perk's base ID; some perks have ranks added one at a time.
    player.addperk <perkID>
  • Remove a perk from your character.
    player.removeperk <perkID>
  • Open the character appearance / looks customization menu.Also written slm player 1. Exiting can occasionally reset some sliders.
    showlooksmenu player 1
  • Change your character's race.Example raceID: GhoulRace, or a creature race for novelty. Can have odd side effects.
    player.setrace <raceID>
  • Swap the sex of the player or a targeted NPC.Targets the selected NPC, or the player if none selected.
    sexchange
  • Add a known recipe / crafting plan to the player.
    player.recipeadd <recipeID>

NPCs, Combat & AI08 CODES

  • Kill every NPC in the immediate loaded area (does not kill essential NPCs or the player).Essential characters are knocked down, not killed.
    killall
  • Kill a single targeted NPC.Select the NPC in the console first, or use kill <refID>.
    kill
  • Bring a dead NPC back to life.Select the corpse first, or resurrect <refID>. Add resurrect 1 to revive with full inventory restored.
    resurrect
  • Toggle all NPC AI (NPCs freeze / stop acting).Toggle.
    tai
  • Toggle combat AI (NPCs stop fighting).Toggle. Use with tai for fully passive NPCs.
    tcai
  • Toggle AI detection (enemies can no longer detect/see you) - effectively stealth.Toggle.
    tdetect
  • Mark a targeted NPC as essential (cannot be killed) - 1 essential, 0 not.
    setessential <baseID> <0 or 1>
  • Resize a targeted NPC or object (1 = normal; range about 0.1 to 10).Select the target first; affects that actor/object.
    setscale <#>

World, Doors & Teleport09 CODES

  • Unlock a targeted door, terminal, container or safe.Select the locked object in the console first.
    unlock
  • Lock a targeted object (optionally to a difficulty level).# is lock level, e.g. 25/50/75/100 or 'requiresKey'.
    lock <#>
  • Force-activate a targeted object (open a door, press a button, etc.).Select the object first.
    activate
  • Teleport (center on cell) to a named location by its cell ID.Example: coc DiamondCityExt, coc sanctuaryext.
    coc <cellID>
  • Reveal all map markers on the world map.tmm 0 hides them again. tmm 1 0 1 adds markers without auto-fast-travel enabled.
    tmm 1
  • Set the global game speed multiplier (1 = normal, 0.5 = half, 2 = double).Affects everything including the player; very low values create slow-motion.
    sgtm <#>
  • Change how fast in-game time passes (default 20; 1 = real time, 0 = frozen).
    set timescale to <#>
  • Force the weather to change instantly.Instant change.
    fw <weatherID>
  • Transition the weather gradually.Smooth change over time.
    sw <weatherID>

Quests & Factions09 CODES

  • Complete all current main story quests.Can break/skip story content and destabilize saves. Use only as a last resort.
    caqs
  • Instantly complete a specific quest by ID.
    completequest <questID>
  • Complete all objectives of a quest.
    completeallobjectives <questID>
  • Reset a quest to its start.Can leave quest items/flags in a broken state.
    resetquest <questID>
  • Advance a quest to a specific stage.Skipping stages can permanently break a quest.
    setstage <questID> <stage#>
  • Add the player to a faction (0 = neutral/ally member).
    player.AddToFaction <factionID> <0 or 1>
  • Remove the player from a faction.
    player.RemoveFromFaction <factionID>
  • Remove the player from every faction.
    removefromallfactions
  • Set a targeted NPC/faction as your enemy or not.
    setenemy <factionID> <factionID> <0 or 1> <0 or 1>

Most-Searched Item IDs (use with player.additem <ID> <#>)35 CODES

  • Bottlecaps (money)Base game.
    0000000F
  • Bobby Pin
    0000000A
  • Stimpak
    00023736
  • RadAway
    00023742
  • Rad-X
    00024057
  • Med-X
    00033779
  • Psycho
    0003377D
  • Jet
    000366C5
  • Mentats
    0003377B
  • Stealth Boy
    0004F4A6
  • Nuka-Cola Quantum
    0004835F
  • Fusion CorePowers Power Armor and the Gatling Laser.
    00075FE4
  • Mini Nuke (Fat Man ammo)Some older guides list 0010E689; 000E6B2E is the corroborated mini nuke ID. Verify against the cited database if it does not work.
    000E6B2E
  • Fat Man (launcher)
    000BD56F
  • Cryolator
    00171B2B
  • MinigunSources differ (Game8 lists 0001F669; another DB lists 00064B87). If one does not spawn the weapon, try the other or confirm via the cited database.
    0001F669
  • Missile Launcher
    0003F6F8
  • Laser Rifle
    0009983B
  • Combat RifleCorrected from 0014831B (that ID is the Pipe Revolver Rifle) per Game8 and the Fallout Wiki.
    000DF42E
  • 10mm Pistol
    00004822
  • .44 Pistol
    000CE97D
  • Fusion Cell (ammo)
    000C1897
  • .308 Round (ammo)
    0001F66B
  • 5.56 Round (ammo)
    0001F278
  • .45 Round (ammo)
    0001F66A
  • Steel (crafting material)
    000731A4
  • Wood (crafting material)
    000731A3
  • Screw (crafting material)
    00069081
  • Adhesive (crafting material)
    001BF72E
  • Aluminum (crafting material)
    0006907A
  • Copper (crafting material)
    0006907C
  • Circuitry (crafting material)
    0006907B
  • Nuclear Material (crafting material)
    00069086
  • Fiber Optics (crafting material)
    00069087
  • X-01 Power Armor (full piece set, via player.additem)Each piece has its own ID; add them onto a Power Armor frame. Corrected from 00183514 (that ID is the Internal Database helmet mod, not a wearable piece) per Game8 and the Steam Power Armor IDs guide.
    Torso 00154AC8, Helmet 00154AC5, Left Arm 00154AC3, Right Arm 00154AC4, Left Leg 00154AC6, Right Leg 00154AC7

On the full ID list

Fallout 4 has thousands of item, NPC, quest, faction and weather IDs (one reputable database lists ~2,892 item IDs alone), far too many to reproduce in full. This entry captures every base console COMMAND and its exact syntax, plus roughly 35 of the most-searched base-game item IDs for use with player.additem. For the complete, searchable ID tables (all weapons, armor, apparel, power armor pieces, magazines, NPCs, perks, quests, and DLC items), use the authoritative community database at the Fallout Wiki form-ID lists (https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_4_console_commands) and the searchable item database at https://falloutcheats.com/items. Note: DLC item IDs are prefixed with the DLC's load-order index (first two hex digits vary per install), so they are not fixed like base-game IDs.

FAQ // Straight answers

How do you enter console commands in Fallout 4?

On PC, press the tilde key (~) above Tab to open the developer console, type a command, then press Enter. Press the tilde key again to close the console. Commands are not case-sensitive.

What is the god mode cheat in Fallout 4?

God mode is the toggle command tgm, which makes your character invincible with unlimited health, ammo, and carry weight. Type tgm again in the console to turn it back off. A related command, tim (immortal mode), lets you take damage but never die.

Do Fallout 4 cheats disable achievements?

Using console commands disables Steam achievements only for the current play session. Achievements are re-enabled after you restart the game or load a save where no commands were used. Console commands and achievements are PC-only.

Is there a money cheat to add caps in Fallout 4?

Yes. On PC you can use the player.additem command with the caps item ID followed by the quantity you want to add directly to your inventory. This requires the developer console and works only in the PC version.

Can you use Fallout 4 cheats on PS4, PS5, or Xbox?

No. The developer console and console commands are exclusive to the PC version of Fallout 4. Console players cannot enter cheat codes, though mods are available separately on some platforms.

How do you set your level or stats with console commands?

Use player.setlevel followed by a number to set your character level, and player.modav with a stat ID and value to change S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats or skills. Both are entered in the PC developer console.

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