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Fallout 4 Guide -> Console commands

The console is no longer turned on using the ~ (tilde) key. It can now be turned on using the button to the left of the return key. Some users may find that ~ (tilde) is still the correct way to access the console.

1. player.additem 000000F XXX ( XXX amount) – Add caps
2. player.additem 00075fe4 – Add Core Blocks
3. player.additem 000000A XXX ( XXX quantity) – Add lockpicks
4. fov X – Changes the players’ field of view. Default is 70, maximum is 110.
5. coc qasmoke – Debug room with all the elements
6. tgm – God Mode
7. modav CA_affinity X (after aiming at a teammate) – Increases the affinity of your teammates by X. The cheat will not increase this affinity until the default affinity is changed.
8. kill – Kills the specified target.
9. Lock – Locks doors, containers, and terminals. After locking, you can set the lock difficulty.
10. setgs fPickPocketMaxChance 100 – Maximum pickpocket chance is 100.

 

1. setgs fPickPocketMinChance 100 – Minimum pickpocket chance 100
2. player.modav carryweight # – Changes the constant carry weight of players
3. player.resethealth – Restores health and cures radiation.
4. resurrect – Resurrects a dead mob.
5. coc sanctuaryext – Returns the player to the Sanctuary.
6. tmm 1 – Opens all locations on the map.
7. player.setav <variable> <amount> – Sets character parameters to the given amount (SPECIAL, skills, resistances, AP, health, etc.). Using setav will affect perks and unlock new perks.
8. player.setav speedmult xx – Increases the character’s movement speed. For example, a value of 120 will increase speed by 20%.
9. setownership – Sets ownership of an item so it can be taken without being stolen
10. setgs fPowerArmorPCArmorDamageMultiplier – Sets the rate at which Power Armor wears out

 

1. player.setlevel xx – Increases the character’s level by the specified xx value (note: you cannot decrease the level this way)
2. getgs fPowerArmorPCArmorDamageMultiplier – Shows the rate at which power armor wears out
3. getav CA_affinity (after targeting a companion) – Shows how much your companions are disposed towards you (most max. indicator, reaching 1000).
4. tfc – free flight mode (useful for screenshots)
5. tim – Disables immortal mode
6. tcl – Walking through walls and flying in clouds
7. tai – Toggles the selected NPC on or off. When on, it stands still and doesn’t react to anything.
8. tcai – Disables combat mode for NPCs. They won’t fight, but they can be killed.
9. tm – Toggles the user interface (useful for screenshots)
10. Unlock – Opens containers, doors, terminals
11. player.setav 357 <amount> – The selected value multiplies ballistic and melee damage. (1 is the default, 2 doubles the damage, 3 triples the damage, etc.)
12. player.modav <variable> <amount> – Works the same as setav, however it is treated as a temporary increase similar to one granted artificially, and therefore will not unlock new perks on the perk tree.

Source: www.gamefaqs.com

See also:

Chapter 10: Boston Airport (final)

Fallout 4 Chapter 9: Mass Fusion

Chapter 8: The Institute in Fallout