Is There a Way to Force a Knockdown Event on the Player Character (With Console or Something)?

[ThyHarrowing]

Hi,

 

I have a strange request: I want to know if there is a way to force a knockdown on the player character (me) when playing Skyrim so my character trips/falls over with the console or some other method. I want to know how to do this as a role playing tool/option, essentially. I know somebody is bound to ask why on Earth I would want to do this so I will explain. I am a seriously role player when it comes to this game and I am role playing a character that has limited experience in the wilds and traveling the country-side at the start of the game. So my character is naturally going to be very cautious, tense, and not very adept at navigating the wilds towards the beginning of is journey. He is going to have to rise to the occassion of filling the shoes of the Dragonborn (which will take awhile because I am putting the mainquest on hold for awhile for this character). I also have mods that make traveling the wilds significantly more dangerous: much harder combat, increased spawns, immediate and very, very deadly dragons, and so on.

 

So what am I getting at... well, if my character encounters a dragon at earlyish levels he will not have even a chance of winning that fight, nor would he have the desire to try. Fleeing would be the ONLY option. I think my character would be absolutely petrified and, being very inexperienced in the wilds, and possibly a bit clumbsy, may trip and fall depending on the terrain while trying to run away from such a terrifying foe.

 

Anybody know how I can do this?

 

My sincere thanks in advance to whoever helps me!

Edited March 29, 2014 by ThyHarrowing

[Kenji000]

Use this command, it's in Fallout 4, but is likely the same script in Skyrim

Player.PushActorAway Player 0

Works like this:

Edited December 8, 2017 by Kenji_03

[Deleted32182785User]

This is kind of off topic, but I feel sorry for you friend. You only got one response after over 1000 views. Sorry mate.