Console Commands in Starfield
Unlock the full potential of Starfield's sandbox with the use of console commands. These powerful tools allow players to modify game parameters, spawn items, alter character stats, and even teleport. Learn how to access and utilize these commands for a customized gameplay experience.
For PC players, the Starfield console offers a powerful way to modify the game and experiment with its mechanics. By entering specific commands, you can alter gameplay, spawn items, change character attributes, and much more. However, using console commands can sometimes lead to unintended consequences or break game saves, so proceed with caution.
How to Access the Console:
To open the console, press the tilde key (~) on your keyboard. This will bring up a command input field at the bottom of the screen.
Common and Useful Console Commands:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
tgm |
Toggles God Mode. Grants invincibility, infinite ammo, and no fall damage. |
tcl |
Toggles Collision. Allows you to walk through walls and objects. |
player.additem f [amount] |
Adds the specified amount of Credits (f) to your inventory. Example: player.additem f 10000 |
player.additem [item ID] [amount] |
Adds a specific item to your inventory. You'll need the item's ID. Example: player.additem 0000000F 1000 (adds 1000 Credits) |
player.setav [skill] [value] |
Sets the specified skill to a certain value. Example: player.setav carryweight 500 |
player.setlevel [level] |
Sets your character's level. |
killall |
Kills all NPCs in the immediate vicinity. Use with extreme caution. |
coc [location ID] |
Teleports you to a specified location. You'll need the location's ID. Example: coc NewAtlantisSkyGarden |
showlooksmenu [player ID] |
Opens the character customization menu. |
Finding Item and Location IDs:
To use commands like player.additem or coc effectively, you'll need the specific IDs for items and locations. These can often be found on dedicated Starfield wikis or community forums that compile lists of these IDs.
Important Considerations:
- Save Before Using: Always save your game before experimenting with console commands, as they can sometimes cause instability.
- Disable Achievements: Using console commands typically disables achievements for that game session.
- PC Only: Console commands are generally only available on the PC version of Starfield.
Console commands offer a way to bypass limitations, test game mechanics, or simply have fun in ways not intended by the developers. Use them responsibly to enhance your Starfield experience.