Console Commands For Mod Items

[DestinyChopsticks]

Hi,

 

For adding items to your inventory directly from the console (~), the item code is indicated by everyone as prefixed by a load order. In Nexus, the load order for me for this one mod is 06, and its index is 7. Yet, when I type: "player.additem 06xxxxxx 1" (where xxxxxx is the item code), it doesn't add it to my inventory.

 

Nor does "6xxxxxx", "67xxxxxx", or "7xxxxxx".

 

I have been having this issue with a number of mods, and I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable (read: correct) way to do it that I am simply too stupid to comprehend.

 

Could someone please shed some light on this for me?

 

Thanks,

 

Provost*

 

* My actual internet handle, thanks whoever stole it here...

Edited January 31, 2013 by DestinyChopsticks

[kromey]

Tap ~ to bring up the console

 

Type help "item name"

(The quotes are only really necessary if there's a space in the name, but I use 'em all the time for habit.)

 

You'll see a list of everything that matched; find the item you want, and there's the code; use that in your player.additem command.

[DestinyChopsticks]

Tap ~ to bring up the console

 

Type help "item name"

(The quotes are only really necessary if there's a space in the name, but I use 'em all the time for habit.)

 

You'll see a list of everything that matched; find the item you want, and there's the code; use that in your player.additem command.

 

Wow, the actual code was quite different.

 

Thanks for your help!

[kromey]

Yeah, as I'm working on Lichdom I've noticed the "load order prefix" on all my forms is 1D (which translated into decimal is 29), but I certainly don't have 1D mods loaded!! (Which I guess makes me kind of a lightweight judging by others' posts, but, meh, whatever.)

[AngryEw0k]

Tap ~ to bring up the console

 

Type help "item name"

(The quotes are only really necessary if there's a space in the name, but I use 'em all the time for habit.)

 

You'll see a list of everything that matched; find the item you want, and there's the code; use that in your player.additem command.

 

Had to give kudos on this one, my friend. This is going to save me so much hassle testing out different particulars, you don't even know.

[ryegauvin]

Oh, I didn't know you could quotes! That makes MY life so much easier!

 

But you don't have to do player.additem. use the mouse and select your character and use additem. that works too better in my opinion. but if you target another NPC or container you add that item to that container. That's how you can give other characters equipment that you normally wouldn't be able to interact with. such as when farkas turns into a werewolf he drops his greatsword and never picks it up. so I just gave him another.