Unlock the Full Potential of Starfield with these Exclusive Console Commands
Discover the ultimate guide to unlocking the Starfield Command Console and exploring a plethora of console commands Enhance your gaming experience with cheats and tricks that will take your gameplay to new heights
Console Commands are a useful feature for PC players, granting the ability to act as the game's creator. In Starfield, players can employ console commands to achieve mischievous objectives or expedite progress. The wide array of Starfield console commands offers various unique functions that have the potential to significantly alter the game's experience, either positively or negatively.
It is important to bear in mind that all Starfield console commands have repercussions for the player or the game world, and these consequences can sometimes be perilous. It is strongly advised to create a separate save file before embarking on this potentially hazardous journey as a virtual deity, utilizing what essentially equates to Starfield cheats.
How To Open Starfield Command Console
To access the command console in Starfield, players can press the Tilde (~) key on American English keyboards. However, on other keyboards, it may be the Grave (`) key or the at sign (@) as reported by some players. Once activated, the game will pause and a text box will appear on the lower half of the screen. It is important to note that using certain console commands may be considered cheats and will disable all achievements in Starfield. Therefore, players should proceed with caution and consider making a backup save beforehand.
Now that the game console is accessible, players can initiate the entry of any available console commands in Starfield. These inputted codes are not affected by letter case, but they are sensitive to spaces, hence it is crucial for players to accurately reproduce them in order to execute successfully.
All Starfield Console Commands
Listed below are all the useful Starfield console commands along with their functionalities. This guide aims to provide a comprehensive list of console commands that greatly impact the player experience, ensuring that players can easily find the best console commands to enhance their gameplay. Please note that not all console commands will benefit the players or have practical use. However, among the most advantageous cheats available through console commands in Starfield are God Mode, infinite items and money, level changes, instant kills, and the character creator. Refer to the following list for every Starfield console command that proves to be valuable.
Console Command | Description |
tgm | Players will be immune to all sources of damage, effectively making them invincible. They will also have unlimited ammo with this command active. |
tim | Players can take damage, but the health of the player will never reach 0, meaning it’s impossible to die, but they still have to depend on their ammo count. |
psb | All powers in Starfield will unlock and be available to the player. |
tdetect | NPCs cannot detect the player, perfect for those who want easy stealth. |
tcai | Combat AI ignores the player, effectively switching it on/off depending on if the player has entered or re-entered said code. |
tcl | No Clip will allow players to remove character collision, thus allowing them to fly through solid objects, walls, and floors, so they can get to inaccessible areas. |
tm | Entering this console command will turn off the UI menus, or turn them back on. |
tfc | Players can use the camera to fly around and leave their character. |
player.additem [item id] [value] | Allows players to add specific items (if they know the item ID) along with the amount they want. |
[ref id].amod [amod id] | On the reference weapon, players can add any weapon mod they have specified with the Reference ID. |
[ref id].rmod [amod id] | Players can remove attached weapon mods with this console command. |
killall | All NPCs in the player's location will be killed |
kah | All hostile NPCs are killed. |
resurrect | Selected NPCs that are dead can be brought back to life. |
unlock | Doors, containers, and other locked goods are forcibly opened. |
sexchange | Players can select the opposite sex with this command. |
showmenu sleepwaitmenu | Easy access to the wait menu without the need to rest or sit down. |
player.setlevel [value] | Players can increase their character level by any number that they set. |
player.additem [item id] [value] | With the Item ID selected, players can add any items to their inventory. |
player.placeitem [item id] [value] | Spawns creatures or items at the feet of the player. |
player.paycrimegold 0 0 [faction id] | This can be used to pay off bounties with specific factions. |
showlooksmenu player 1 | Re-enter the character creator to alter appearance, name, background, and traits. |
player.removeperk [perk id] | Easily remove specific skills, traits, and backgrounds. |
player.addperk [perk id] | Easily add specific skills, traits, and backgrounds. |
saq | All quests in Starfield will activate at once, a very dangerous console command that could break the game. |
caqs | All main story quests will be completed, potentially causing a massive game break. |
showhighmaxheights | Can show or hide the max height data. |
isinvulnerable | Receive data on whether the selected character is invulnerable or not. |
forcereset | Forces the game to fully reset. |
forceclosefiles | Close the Masterfile of Starfield and its plugins which can help CreationKit save to a plugin. A risky console command. |
forcerepath | If an NPC gets stuck, this will force them to repath themselves. |
setoutfit | Change the outfit for the specified NPC |
passtime [hours] | Allows players to change time outside of sleeping or waiting. |
pausescene | Players can pause the scene or unpause it at will. |
changestance | Changes how the character selected will stand. |
switchskeleton | Changes NPC skeletons. |
senddialogueevent | The selected NPC will be forced into a dialogue event. |
setforcespeechchallengealwayssucceed[1/0] | Persuasion skill checks will always be successful. |
setforcespeechchallengealwaysfail[1/0] | Persuasion skill checks will always fail. |
isloggedin [isonline] | Players can check if they are logged in to Bethesda.net |
linkfullaccount | Sending a username and password will link the Bethesda.net account. |
startworkshop [workshop] | Players can enter a Workshop as long as one is within the area. |
togglestarfielddebug | Shows the Starfield debug screen. |
movetoplanet [planet id] | Allows players to engage in a gravdrive sequence to jump to different planets if a target is specified. |
recordscene | Captures a screenshot of the scene. |
landonplanet [lop] | Players can use this to quickly land on a planet. |
takeofftospace | Using this will send players into space to continue exploring. |
previewbodyresources | Players can preview the resources on the selected planet. |
testallplanets | Will test all planets in the current solar system. |
removepower | Removes Power consumption for the player's ship systems. |
addpower | Will add Power consumption to the player's ship systems. |
reloadmaterials | All materials and items on a planet will be reloaded, but this may cause a game crash. |
toggleexperimentalshaders | This may cause a performance drop, but it will add experimental shaders to the game. |
kill | Clicking on any NPC with the console open will give players their ID so that they can kill them instantly. This works on all non-essential NPCs. |
player.modav carryweight | Players can add any number they want to change their carry weight to lower or higher depending on preference. |
player.setav speedmult | Players can increase their max speed past the default 100 to run extremely fast. |
tmm 1 | Map markers are added to the planet's surface, and will only disappear once the game is reset. |
showlooksmenu player 2 | If players do not want to open the full character creator, then they can use this command |
Starfield offers a vast selection of console commands, however, not all of them are relevant to players and thus are not included here. The remaining console commands primarily involve scripting related to the physics engine and other technical aspects, which may only serve to confuse players rather than enhance their gaming experience.
All the above mods will assist players in various ways, particularly those dissatisfied with Starfield's default handling of carry weight or their traits and attributes. Starfield has plenty to offer, and the console commands are a crucial part of the experience.
Players should remember that console commands have the power to enhance or disrupt gameplay. Some may view the best console commands as cheats, as they can make the game easier. However, as an RPG, this game allows players to play however they choose, even if that involves using console commands. It's important for players to maintain backup saves, as tinkering with console commands can be risky when exploring a vast universe.
Starfield is now available for PC and Xbox Series X/S.
