Console Commands (Skyrim)/Skills This is the list of skills verified to work using the AdvSkill and IncPCS commands, as well as SetAv, ForceAv and ModAv. Alchemy : alchemy Alteration : alteration Archery : marksman Block : block Conjuration : conjuration Destruction : destruction Enchanting : enchanting Heavy Armor : heavyarmor Illusion : illusion Light Armor : lightarmor Lockpicking : lockpicking One-Handed : onehanded Pickpocket : pickpocket Restoration : restoration Smithing : smithing Sneak : sneak Speech : speechcraft Two-Handed : twohanded AdvSkill Testing Edit Interested in the AdvSkill command I decided to make a new character with all skills set to 20 in order to test the relative power of AdvSkill for each skill, the following are my results. DibbzTheLoner ( talk ) 00:46, December 8, 2011 (UTC) Each skill was set to 20 and then the command AdvSkill <skill><#> was used to find the minimum points needed to advance to level 21. See also Console Commands
Console Commands (Skyrim)/Enchantments This is a complete list of every enchantment effect available within Skyrim, and its corresponding console identification code, to be used with the playerenchantobject command. Provided by aerionop . Obviously this list needs to be properly organized, and not all of them are guaranteed to work, however the ones in the brackets that, for example, say EnchFortifySneakConstantSelf supposedly work 100% of the time, as they're used by the game's enchanting process itself. To enchant an object via the console the command a series of ID codes must be entered: playerenchantobject <ObjectID><Enchantment ID><Enchantment ID> Only one actual Enchantment ID needs to be used for the command to work. Complete list of Enchantments Edit Most of these have not been tested. Weapon Enchantments Edit Staff Enchantments (Spells) Armor Enchantments Unsorted note - Enchanting an item with Fortify Shout makes it render the shout timer null. Tips Some sort of working and interesting enchantments to use on items are:
Console Commands (Skyrim)/Perks player.removeperk <PerkCode> or player.addperk <PerkCode> Example: player.removeperk 000BABED Warnings NOTE: For perks with multiple ranks, the perk codes MUST be entered in the -correct- order for the game to display the perks correctly. CAUTION: It has been noticed that entering the perk codes out of order does weird things to the values. For example, enter the code for Haggling Rank 1 player.addperk 000BE128 and you will get the normal ~%10 decrease in prices. However, if you then enter the code for Haggling Rank 3 (instead of Rank 2) player.addperk 000C07CF you will get a total decrease of ~%25 in prices instead of the normal ~%20 that you would expect with the legitimate Rank 3. NOTE: the zeroes at the beginning of the perk code are not required, since the first numbers are used for determining the number of the add-on in question. For example, when you already have Augmented Flames Rank 1, enter the code for Augmented Flames Rank 2 player.addperk 0010FCF8 Another CAUTION: Almost Complete list