identify the (xx) load order number for baseIds

[scorrp10]

Again, not sure what you are trying to accomplish, but if you want to reference an ash hopper in a script, you generally want to have it loaded as an Actor property, which is best done via Creation Kit.   

[xkkmEl]

To second Scorrp10's answer, there are no facilities within papyrus to go from a string to an object or reference, with the exception of Quest.getQuest and Keyword.getKeyword.  For everything else, you have to build your own dictionaries.

[dylbill]

If you're using skse and want a search function similar to help console command, you can use my mod Dylbill's papyrus functions: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/65410 

It includes this function in DbSkseFunctions.psc: 

;Get all forms who's name (with GetName()) match the sFormName.

;nameMatchMode 0 = exact match, 1 = name contains sFormName.  

;formTypeMatchMode 1 = forms that have a type in formTypes.

;formTypeMatchMode 0 = forms that do not have a type in formTypes.

;formTypeMatchMode -1 (or if formTypes == none) = formType filter is ignored completely, get all forms regardless of type that match (or contain) sFormName.

Form[] Function GetAllFormsWithName(string sFormName, int nameMatchMode = 0, int[] formTypes = none, int formTypeMatchMode = 0) Global Native

Then you can use DbMiscFunctions.GetFormIDHex(Form akForm) for each form in the array to get the ids in hex format.

[PeterMartyr]

I love this thread.. so entertaining, but agreeing with  @scorrp10 and @xkkmEl use a property

and try these mods

• Add Menu Item
• Jaxonz Positioner

they should cover your all needs regarding turning console cheats into objects