Equipping Dragon Shouts/Spells via console?

[Cyrax89721]

Anybody know if it's possible to equip a dragon shout or ANYTHING from the magic menu, for that matter, from a console command? I'm a part of the seemingly growing number of people who can't get into the magic menu since it likes to CTD whenever I attempt.

[aguliondew]

P should bring up the spell menu add the spell you want to your favorites. Then hit Q to go the the favorites menu. Assign your spell/shout to a number key 1-8. I have not had a CTD issue when it comes to menus. Most of the CTD issues I have had were due to save files, or that blackreach save loop bug (fixed by turning save on travel off).

[ardvarkskyrim]

argh i have the same issue, tried sleeping , tried reading a spell, nothing works, it only stared a few days back and now i need to kill aulduin (or how ever its spelt) but with no shout menu i'm rooted !!!!!!!!!!!

[xlcr]

hi, a suggestion to get around your magic menu CTD issues, use console commands:

' player.equipshout <SHOU ID> ' or ' player.equipspell <SPEL ID> '.

 

Shout ID's here: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Dragon_Shouts

Spell ID's here: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Spells

 

make things easier by making a batch file for each shout/spell using names like 'shout_dragonrend' or 'spell_fireball',

save all batches to your '\skyrim' folder (not '\skyrim\data'), i usually remove the '.txt' extension for my batches.

while in game console type 'bat shout_dragonrend' or 'bat spell_fireball' to equip your player as desired.

 

a batch to equip the dragonrend shout would simply look like this for example: player.equipshout 00044250

or the fireball spell: player.equipspell 0001c789

[Tasty1997]

hi, a suggestion to get around your magic menu CTD issues, use console commands:

' player.equipshout <SHOU ID> ' or ' player.equipspell <SPEL ID> '.

 

Shout ID's here: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Dragon_Shouts

Spell ID's here: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Spells

 

make things easier by making a batch file for each shout/spell using names like 'shout_dragonrend' or 'spell_fireball',

save all batches to your '\skyrim' folder (not '\skyrim\data'), i usually remove the '.txt' extension for my batches.

while in game console type 'bat shout_dragonrend' or 'bat spell_fireball' to equip your player as desired.

 

a batch to equip the dragonrend shout would simply look like this for example: player.equipshout 00044250

or the fireball spell: player.equipspell 0001c789

I tried this, but it says "invalid casting source", so I tried typing id of npcs and my, but nothing works.

I need to equip an npc with a spell.