Welcome to the Starfield Console Commands Wiki Guide, your comprehensive resource for unlocking the full potential of Starfield through console commands. This guide will provide you with an extensive list of commands categorized for easy navigation. Whether you’re looking for invincibility, item spawns, or gameplay enhancements, you’ll find it all here.

Accessing the Console

Before you can harness the power of console commands in Starfield, you need to know how to access the console:

• Step 1: Launch Starfield on your PC.
• Step 2: Press the tilde key (~) to open the command console.

Now that you know how to access the console, let’s dive into the commands themselves.

Basic Commands

1. TGM (Toggle God Mode): Become invulnerable to damage.
2. TCL (Toggle Collision): Pass through solid objects.
3. TIM (Toggle Interface): Enable/disable the game’s user interface (UI).
4. TFC (Toggle Free Camera): Activate free camera mode for exploration.
5. Player.AddItem [ItemID] [Quantity]: Add items to your inventory. Replace [ItemID] with the item’s ID and [Quantity] with the desired amount.
6. Player.AddPerk [PerkID]: Grant a specific perk to your character.
7. Player.RemovePerk [PerkID]: Remove a perk from your character.
8. Player.Kill: Instantly eliminate your character.
9. Player.Resurrect: Revive your character.
10. Unlock: Open doors, containers, and locked items.
11. Player.ChangeGender: Change your character’s gender.
12. Player.SetScale [Value]: Adjust your character’s size.
13. Player.SetLevel [Value]: Set your character’s level.
14. Player.SetAV [Skill] [Value]: Modify a specific skill’s value for your character.
15. Player.ModAV [Skill] [Value]: Modifies a specific skill’s value for your character.
16. ShowQuestStages: Display all quest stages for active quests.
17. CompleteAllObjectives: Complete all active objectives.

Item and Inventory Commands

1. Player.AddItem [ItemID] [Quantity]: Add items to your inventory.
2. Player.RemoveItem [ItemID] [Quantity]: Remove items from your inventory.
3. Player.AddItemPerk [PerkID]: Add a perk to your character.
4. Player.AddWeaponMod [ModID]: Add a weapon mod to a specified weapon.
5. Player.RemoveWeaponMod [ModID]: Remove a weapon mod from a specified weapon.
6. Player.RemoveItem [ItemID] [Quantity]: Remove items from your inventory.
7. Player.AddSpell [SpellID]: Add a spell to your character.
8. Player.RemoveSpell [SpellID]: Remove a spell from your character.
9. Player.AddShout [ShoutID]: Add a shout to your character.
10. Player.RemoveShout [ShoutID]: Remove a shout from your character.

Gameplay and World Commands

1. TFC 1 (Toggle Free Camera 1): Enable free camera mode with the ability to pass through walls and objects.
2. KillAllEnemies: Eliminate all non-player characters in your vicinity.
3. Resurrect [ReferenceID]: Revive a dead non-player character by specifying their reference ID.
4. Unlock: Open locked doors, containers, and objects.
5. SetPlayerRace [RaceID]: Change your character’s race.
6. SetTimescale [Value]: Adjust the in-game time scale.
7. SetWeather [WeatherID]: Change the current weather in the game.
8. Player.SetWaterBreathing [Value]: Enable or disable water breathing for your character.
9. Player.SetAV [Skill] [Value]: Adjust the value of a specific skill for your character.
10. Player.ModAV [Skill] [Value]: Modify the value of a specific skill for your character.
11. TGM (Toggle God Mode): Become invincible.
12. TCAI (Toggle Combat AI): Turn combat AI on or off for non-player characters.
13. TCL (Toggle Collision): Turn collision off, allowing you to move through objects.
14. TFC (Toggle Free Camera): Enable free camera mode for immersive exploration.
15. Player.SetCrimeGold [Value]: Set the player’s bounty with a specific faction.
16. ShowRaceMenu: Reopen the character creator for appearance changes.

Quest and Debugging Commands

1. ShowQuestStages: Display all quest stages for active quests.
2. SetQuestObjectives [QuestID] [Stage] [0/1]: Set quest objectives to complete or incomplete.
3. CompleteAllObjectives [QuestID]: Complete all objectives for a specified quest.
4. SetStage [QuestID] [Stage]: Set the stage of a specific quest.
5. ClearStage [QuestID] [Stage]: Clear a specific stage of a quest.
6. StartQuest [QuestID]: Initiate a specific quest.
7. StopQuest [QuestID]: Halt a specific quest.
8. ShowGlobalValues: Reveal global variable values.
9. SQV [QuestID]: List all variables for a specific quest.

Navigation and Gameplay Enhancements

1. SetGravity [Value]: Adjust the gravity in the game.
2. SetSpeedMult [Value]: Change your player’s movement speed.
3. TeleportToPlayer [ReferenceID]: Teleport a specified character to your location.
4. SetCameraFOV [Value]: Adjust the field of view for the in-game camera.
5. SUCSM [Value]: Set the speed of the free camera for cinematic exploration.
6. SetTimeScale [Value]: Alter the speed of in-game time.
7. ToggleAI: Toggle AI on or off for non-player characters.

Modding Starfield

Enhance your Starfield experience by adding mods to the game. Mods offer a wide range of improvements, including graphical enhancements and gameplay tweaks. Here’s a quick guide on how to install and manage mods:

Accessing Mod Files:

• Mods for Starfield are available on Nexus Mods and other modding websites.
• Download your desired mods and save them to an easily accessible location.

Understanding File Paths:

• Starfield mods may require specific directory placements.
• Essential file paths include:
  • DocumentsMy GamesStarfield: Store save data and configuration files like “starfieldcustom.txt.”
  • Starfield Installation Directory: Contains the “starfield.exe” file, usually in the Steam common folder.

Configuration Files:

• Some mods include a “starfieldcustom.txt” file. Follow the mod’s instructions to place it correctly.

Installation Method:

• Depending on the mod, you may need to extract files to the correct directory. Always follow the mod’s installation instructions.

Loading Mods:

• After installing mods, launch Starfield, and they should be active.
• Be aware that using mods may affect achievement progress, as the game might prompt you that mods could disable achievements.

Conclusion

With these Starfield console commands and modding tips, you can elevate your gaming experience in Bethesda’s epic space adventure. Whether you aspire to become an all-powerful space explorer or fine-tune your character’s abilities, these commands offer a wide range of possibilities. Go ahead, experiment, and enjoy your journey through the universe of Starfield!

Please note that console commands may have unintended consequences and can impact your gameplay experience. Use them wisely, and consider creating backup saves before experimenting.