How to disable the console?

[Neverclock]

Additionally, if you can't disable the console an easy fix is to find mods to make it more realistic, like Explosive Entry. I hate it to meet a locked door too, and the console is far too easy to bring up :(

Never seen that mod before, that's nice. Thank you.

 

Alot of trouble to go through for something that can be solved with some self control. Just make it a point not to cheat the system. You're not stupid, as you've said and your fingers don't have a life of their own. Just don't do it.

 

I don't think it can be done. The console is hard coded into the game and is a programming tool.

[Johssy]

Alot of trouble to go through for something that can be solved with some self control. Just make it a point not to cheat the system. You're not stupid, as you've said and your fingers don't have a life of their own. Just don't do it.

 

And die thinking of what might've been behind that door? We're most likely never gonna return there "some time later" when the skill is high enough. The feeling of "What if" is just too great some times, even though I am well aware that I'd just get some pre-war money I won't need and not some sort of ultra rare item of legend I'd still open that damn safe just to be sure.

 

I find the Explosive Entry mod to be super-realistic and perfect for F3 and its cured me of my console addiction. Additonally, turning the console off entirely can lead to some rather unfortunate incidents like when you get stuck somewhere or some guy bugs up. I hated that on the PS3. The console is handy to have.

[Neverclock]

Alot of trouble to go through for something that can be solved with some self control. Just make it a point not to cheat the system. You're not stupid, as you've said and your fingers don't have a life of their own. Just don't do it.

 

And die thinking of what might've been behind that door? We're most likely never gonna return there "some time later" when the skill is high enough. The feeling of "What if" is just too great some times, even though I am well aware that I'd just get some pre-war money I won't need and not some sort of ultra rare item of legend I'd still open that damn safe just to be sure.

 

I find the Explosive Entry mod to be super-realistic and perfect for F3 and its cured me of my console addiction. Additonally, turning the console off entirely can lead to some rather unfortunate incidents like when you get stuck somewhere or some guy bugs up. I hated that on the PS3. The console is handy to have.

 

Explosive Entry is quite legitimate and realistic for those who don't want to dump into lock picking for sure. Gives extra use to explosives. I just mean if you haven't tailored your character to be able to open said locks in some way... just don't cheat. This person needs to engage in some exercises of willpower instead of projecting said problems onto the console. If one can't make that decision for themselves though, I'd say his problems are more complex then cheating in a video game.

 

If you don't want to cheat, don't use the console to cheat, you don't need shock therapy for Fallout 3 ;)

 

... well, with somewhere around 2500-3000 saves maybe I do...

[evilneko]

Try AutoHotKey.

 

It's been a while since I toyed with it but a script to disable the tilde would probably look like this:

 

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Just slap that into the script that comes with AutoHotKey and you should be good to go. AHK works while Fallout 3 is running, I've used it before to remap keys.

[urbex]

Every time my computer reboots, I have to uninstall "Microsoft e Home Transceiver". It steal's the tide key's functionality.

So download those drivers?