Fallout 4 Cheats and Console Commands (MORE Updated!) This is a Fallout 4 cheats, tips and console command guide. It is in TABLE format (easy to read.) While playing the game, press ' or @ ( or ` for US Layout keyboards) to display the console window. Then, type one of the following codes and press Enter to activate the corresponding cheat function. Fallout 4 Cheats & Console Commands. Ready for Fallout 4 cheats? Now lets get to the goodies. In this game cheats are the same as Fallout 4 console commands which only work for the pc versions and not the ps4, or xbox one versions. This means you actually have to access it through the console, and this is how you do it.

1. Fallout 4 Mods
2. All Console Commands In Fallout 4

Fallout 4 is a game with a thousand systems all clicking and whirring behind its Boston wasteland. Since you’re playing the game on PC, those systems are easily exploited by typing a few things into the game’s developer console. If you’re feeling like you’d like to make a few tweaks to how the game plays, or even just simply ‘magic’ up a few free items into your inventory by cheating, then these Fallout 4 console commands are exactly what you need.

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How do you enter Fallout 4 commands?

To use Fallout 4’s commands, you’ll need to open the developer console screen. This is easily done by tapping the tilde (~) key, which can be found under the Esc key, and just to the left of the 1 key on an American English keyboard. If you’re using a British English keyboard, you’ll need to tap the grave (`) key, which is located in the same place.

When typing in console commands, remember that commands are not case sensitive, so don’t worry about caps lock. You’ll find that many commands will have a section that says something like <itemID> <#>. In these cases, do not type the <> brackets, nor the #. Instead, type out the name of the item you want, and follow up by replacing the # with the number of items you require.

Fallout 4 PC Cheats and Console Commands

God Mode
tgm
Turns on god mode, making you invincible. Type the command into the console again to turn it off.

Immortal Mode
tim
Turns on immortal mode, which allows you to take damage, but never die. This can lead to glitches such as your head being removed, but your character still remaining alive (albeit with reduced perception due to having no eyes).

No Collision
tcl
Turns off collision detection, so you can walk through walls, or even defy gravity. Type the command into the console again to turn it off.

Set Player Level
player.setlevel <#>
If you want to bypass the levelling system of Fallout, just use this command to set your character’s level.

Set Skill Level
player.modav <skillID> <#>
Increases a S.P.E.C.I.A.L skill by the specified number.

Show all Map Markers
tmm 1
Marks all locations on the Pip-Boy map.

Unlock Door or Terminal
unlock
Unlocks the door or terminal you have targeted.

Add Item to Inventory
player.additem <itemID> <#>
Adds a specified number of the specified item to your inventory. For example, to add 100 caps to your inventory, type: player.additem 0000000F 100

Spawn Item or NPC nearby
player.placeatme <objectID>
Spawns the specified item or NPC close to your current location.

Toggle AI
tai
Turns off the artificial intelligence of NPCs, leaving them dumber than gen1 synthetics.

Toggle Combat AI
tcai
Turns off the combat artificial intelligence of enemies, rendering them incapable of attacking.

Toggle Detection AI
tdetect
Turns off the AI’s ability to detect you, making stealing things or sneaking as easy as walking.

Kill Everyone
killall
Murders everyone in your immediate area, other than companions and vital characters.

Kill Someone
kill <targetID>
Murders the creature or character whose ID you have typed in.

Resurrect Someone
resurrect <targetID>
Revives the creature or character whose ID you have typed in.

Free Roam Camera
tfc
Toggles on and off the free flying camera, which allows you to grab some really good vantage points for screenshots.

Toggle UI
tm
Toggles on and off the menus and user interface in the game, ideal for grabbing screenshots without the HUD cluttering everything up.

Complete Every Main Quest
caqs
Completes every quest in the main storyline. Naturally, this will spoil the story.

Reset Quest
resetquest<Quest ID>
Resets the specified quest back to the start.

Jump High
setgs fjumpheightmin <#>
Sets the height of your jump. The higher the number, the higher your jump. Set it too high though, and the fall back to earth will kill you. Consider combining with god mode.

Run Fast
player.setav speedmult <#>
Assa s multiplier to your running speed. Add a high number to turn into The Flash and become the fastest person alive. You probably won’t be alive if you run into something though, so proceed with caution (or god mode).

Grow Big
setscale <1-10>
Makes you, or your target, very big. The higher the number, the bigger they get.

Set Timescale
set timescale to <#>
Sets the speed of the passage of time. The game is default set at 16. Use 1 for real time progression, and up to 10,000 for days that go by in the blink of an eye.

Every Item in a Box
coc qasmoke
This command teleports you to a room full of boxes, like an apocalyptic edition of Deal or No Deal. Inside each box is one of every single item in the game.

Teleport to an Area
coc <cell id>
Telepots you to a specified area.

Customise Character
showlooksmenu player 1
Opens up the character customisation screen, allowing you to redesign your appearance.

Ally with a faction
player.AddToFaction <faction id> <0 or 1>
Sets your status as an ally with a faction. Use ‘0’ for ‘friendly’ or ‘1’ for allied.

Remove from faction
player.RemoveFromFaction <faction id>
Removes your allied status with a faction.

Remove from all factions
removefromallfactions
Removes your allied status with all factions in the world.

Become enemies with a faction
setenemy <faction id> <0 or 1>
Sets your status as an enemy with a faction. Use ‘0’ for neutral or ‘1’ for enemies.

Fallout 4 PC Item Codes

Here are the most common items you’ll be needing in the wasteland, and the codes you need to summon them when using the console commands

Bottlecap
0000000F

Stimpack
00023736

Rad Away
00023742

Fusion Core
00075FE4

Nuka-Cola Quantum
0004835F

Bobby Pin
0000000A

Fallout 4 PC Weapon Codes

0.44
00148B45

0.44 Pistol
000CE97D

10mm
00004822

2076 World Series Baseball Bat
000E9A43

Alien Blaster
000FF995

Anchor
00144A6C

Artillery Smoke Grenade
0012E2CA

Assault Rifle
0000463F

Assaultron Laser
000DD4B1

Baseball Bat
0008E736

Baseball Grenade
00107BD6

Behemoth Bolder
000662A7

Behemoth Bolder
0014BBDA

Bloodbug Blood Spray
00031FB8

Board
0005C250

Bomb
0014245D

Bottlecap Mine
0010771F

Boxing Glove
0016498F

Broadsider
000FD11B

Chinese Officer Sword
00147BE4

Combat Knife
000913CA

Combat Rifle
000DF42E

Combat Shotgun
0014831C

Cryo Mine
0010C669

Cryogenic Grenade
000FF21D

Cryolator
00171B2B

Deathclaw Gauntlet
000D8576

Deliverer
000DC8E7

Double-Barrel Shotgun
00062AA4

Fat Man
000BD56F

Fire Hydrant Bat
000DF621

Flamer
000E5881

Flare Gun
001025AC

Fragmentation Grenade
000EEBED

Fragmentation Mine
000E56C2

Fusion Core Ejector
000865E9

Fusion Core Ejector
000897FF

Gamma Gun
000DDB7C

GasTrap Dummy
000001F6

Gatling Laser
000E27BC

Gauss Rifle
000D1EB0

Grognak’s Axe
00183FCD

HalluciGen Gas Grenade
000E98E5

Handmade Gun
0014831D

Homing Beacon
00065DEC

Hunting Rifle
0005BBA4

Hunting Rifle
0004F46A

Institute Rifle
0005A665

Institute Pistol
001633CC

Institute EM Pulse Grenade
0018325E

Institute Beacon
00174F8F

Junk Jet
000E942B

Kellogg’s Pistol
000CE97D

Knife
00062AA3

Knuckles
0005524B

Larva Spit
0003175B

Laser
0005BBA6

Laser
0009983B

Laser Gun
00148B48

Laser Musket
0001DACF

Lead Pipe
000FC9C3

LibertyPrime Laser
00110414

Machete
00033FE0

Minigun
00064B87

Mini Nuke
0010E689

Fallout 4 Mods

Missile Launcher
0003F6F8

Molotov Cocktail
0010C3C6

Nuka Grenade
000E5750

Nuke
00065DF2

Nuke Mine
0010A340

Pincher
00092A60

Pipe
00024F55

Pipe Bolt-Action
0014831A

Pipe Revolver
0005BBA7

Pipe Revolver
0014831B

All Console Commands In Fallout 4

Pipe Wrench
000D83BF

Plasma Grenade
0010A33D

Plasma
00100AE9

Plasma Mine
0010A342

Pool Cue
000FA3E8

Power Fist
0011B336

Preston’s Laser Musket
00062AA6

Pulse Grenade
000FF21F

Pulse Mine
0010A344

Railway Rifle
000FE268

Revolutionary Sword
00143AB5

Ripper
000FA2F6

Rolling Pin
00142FAB

Security Baton
0008C14D

Shishkebab
000FA2FB

Sledgehammer
0005DF2E

Sledgehammer
000E7AB9

Sonic Attack
000FC3EC

Spit Attack
0009F24D

Submachine Gun
0015B043

Super Sledge
000FF964

Switchblade
000FDC81

Synth Relay Grenade
000589F2

Syringer
0014D09E

Test Grenade launcher
000CA0B0

The Gainer
000dC8E7

Tire Iron
00185D25

Vertibird Signal Grenade
00056917

Walking Cane
000FDC7D

Fallout 4 and Skyrim are both built using similar technology, so many of Skyrim’s console commands work with Fallout 4. If you can’t find the command your looking for here, try a Skyrim console command instead. It may just work!

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The simplest way to take photos is to pause the game with the console as soon as you see something you'd want a picture of.

Pressing ~ opens the console, obviously. The action is paused now. If you want, you can just take a screenshot with the console open, but that's dumb.

Toggle Menu will make the menu disappear, including the UI. You have to enter it again to make them come back.

But that's not good enough.

Toggle Free Camera will put you into a free camera mode controlled with WASD and the mouse. You can angle it anywhere you want and clip through objects to get a good shot. If you're in third person when you use TFC, you will be able to see your character. In first person, they are still the camera and thus cannot be seen. But this unpauses the action, because it can't be done with the console open..

Toggle Free Camera 1 also pauses all animations. I'm not sure what the difference is between it and TGP as I have not used it before.

Set UFO Cam Speed Multiplier changes the free camera movement speed. Replace <int> with a number. 20 is the default.

Toggle Game Pause pause the action completely. Using TFC and TGP at the same time can be a bit buggy (activating one cancels out the other, sometimes) so always use them at the same time. Open the console, type in tfc, type in tgp, then close the console. Don't exit it in-between or you'll miss the critical moment you were trying to get a picture of, because TGP won't activate properly.

Toggle Immortality Mode will allow you to take damage but not die. Unlike god mode, you can still use healing items while in immortality mode, so you can get action shots including those of you healing, if you want. Otherwise, in-battle action shots should be done with TGM, because TIM can result in some permanent glitches if you use it while dying and then save.

Toggle Clipping lets you move around the game's 3D space without restriction. You can go up, down, through things, etc. Use this to get on roofs or hard to reach place or unique places to take fancy screenshots.

Character Light Off and Character Light On turn off/on a feature that makes characters glow with a fake lighting effect to keep them visible even in dark situations. Things tend to look nicer with it off.

Clear Screen Blood removes blood spatters from the screen.

Clicking on an NPC while in the console and using Unequip All removes their clothes.

Place At Me, along with the base_id of an NPC (google it to find it), will place that NPC at your location. Not recommended to save after using if you spawn an NPC that isn't an enemy or a companion. Use this to get companions to follow you instantly to hard to reach places or to invite major storyline NPCs to hang out at your house. Or spawn tons of deathclaws.

Toggle AI stops NPCs from having AI.

Toggle Control will let you take control of an NPC. You still have control over yourself, though. Use this to get action shots of NPCs. Particularly useful to get shots of your character and an NPC both running, or to get an NPC to use a piece of equipment.

Show Looks Menu opens the in-game character creation. Use it while selecting an NPC or put their ID after the command. Be sure you're looking right at them in good lighting or you won't be able to see their face to edit it! Change hair, facial structure, facial hair, anything you want, even weight/muscles.

Set the Scale of an item or NPC. I like using it to make NPCs different heights. My companion is about 3 inches taller than I am. You can make enemies teeny tiny, or make characters teeny tiny, or make objects really big, whatever you want. Giant power armor robot? You can do that. Some clipping issues. Objects are still just as small or large as they're supposed to be, they just look different.

Set Game Hour To (time). Self explanatory. Change the time of day without waiting.

Force Weather.

This will spawn a workshop. You can build things in the immediate area around it like a settlement if you activate god mode. Use this to place props.