Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered gives the 2006 original a massive facelift, but it still retains the RPG’s quirks, game logic, and even the console commands. These commands are essentially cheats in the shape of keyboard formulas. They can do anything from activating the god mode to lining your pockets with an infinite amount of gold. There are also a few non-game-breaking commands, such as the free camera mode or the handy FOV toggle. If you want to try these out for yourself, here are all the console commands in Oblivion Remastered.
How to Use Console Commands in Oblivion Remastered
Using console commands in Oblivion Remastered is as simple as pressing the tilde key (~) on your keyboard. This will open the panel where you can enter the commands listed below. It’s worth noting that console commands are only available on PC. Also, keep in mind that using them will disable in-game achievements, which wasn’t the case in the original.
Best Console Commands in Oblivion Remastered
These are a selection of the most game-breaking commands available in the remaster:
| Console Command | Description |
|---|---|
| tgm | Activate God mode – Infinte health/stamina |
| player.additem 0000000b 1 | Adds skeleton keys to your inventory |
| player.additem [ID] [#] | Adds a specific item and amount to the player’s inventory |
| removeitem [ID] [#] | Remove a specified item from your character’s inventory |
| fov [#] | Change your Field of View |
| player.setgs fmoverunmult [#] | Change sprint speed |
| player.setav [attribute] [#] | Changes the value of an attribute to the specified number |
| unlock | Unlocks the targeted object |
| tcl | Toggles collision on target |
| advlevel | Levels up your character |
General Use Console Commands
These console commands in Oblivion Remastered might not be essential but sitll come in handy in many different situations:
| Console Command | Description |
|---|---|
| activate | Activates the chosen target |
| removeallitems | Removes every item from your inventory |
| getav [attribute] | Gets the value of an attribute |
| kill [victim] | Kills the target |
| moddisposition [ID] [#] | Modifies the target’s behaviour toward the specified ID |
| moveto [Ref ID/Location] | Moves the target to a different location |
| placeatme [Base ID] [#] | Spawns an object in front of the player |
| resurrect 1 | Resurrects the target |
| setav [attribute] [#] | Set the value of a skill or attribute. |
| save [name] | Create a save file with your chosen name. |
| disable | Removes your chosen target |
| enable | Returns your chosen target to the world |
| equipitem [ID] | Equip specified item onto your character |
| dispel [spellID] | Remove specified spell effect from your character |
| dispelallspells | Remove all spell effects from your character |
| SetOwnership | Sets ownership of a item, creature, or structure to your character |
| killall | Kill every creature in the area surrounding your character. |
| lock [#] | Lock a targeted container or door. The higher the number, the harder it is to unlock (1-100) |
| SetOpenState [#] | Choose whether a container or door is locked or unlocked. Pick 1 to unlock it and 0 to lock it |
| DuplicateAllItems [ID] | Duplicates chosen target’s inventory into a container |
| setcrimegold [#] | Gives chosen target a bounty |
| startcombat | Chosen target will automatically attack anyone nearby |
| stopcombat | Chosen target will stop combat |
| showsubtitle | Toggles subtitles |
| tai | Toggles AI behavior |
| tcai | Toggles combat AI behavior |
| tdetect | Toggles AI and player detection |
| tfc | Toggles free camera mode |
| tfow | Toggles fog of war on or off |
| tfh | Toggle Full Help |
| tm | Toggle menus and UI |
| tmm [#] | Toggle all map markers |
| pcb | Purges cached game cells to free up memory |
| tdt | Toggles debug text |
| tlv | Toggles leaves on trees |
| tws | Toggles water rendering |
| twr | Toggles water radius |
| twf | Toggles wireframe mode |
| tt | Toggles tree visibility |
| ts | Toggles visibility of the sky box |
| setactorfullname [name] | Changes the target’s name |
Character Console Commands
Character commands have a direct impact on, you guessed it, your character. These can range from boosting your attributes to paying off a bounty on your head.
| Console Command | Description |
|---|---|
| advskill [skill] [#] | Level up a skill by a specified amount |
| modpca [attribute] [#] | Adds a specified amount of points to chosen attribute |
| modpcs [skill] [#] | Adds a specified amount of levels to chosen skill |
| player.addspell [spellID] | Adds a chosen spell to your character |
| player.removespell [spellID] | Removes a chosen spell from your character |
| player.setAV [skill] [#] | Sets chosen skill to a specified number |
| player.setlevel [#] | Sets your character level to a specified number |
| player.setcrimegold 0 | Sets your bounty to 0 |
| player.setscale [#] | Sets your character size to a specified number |
| player.placeatme [ID] [#] | Creates a copy of an item or NPC at your character’s current location |
| player.payfine | Pay your current bounty. |
| player.payfinethief | Pay your current bounty without removing stolen items. |
| player.setfactionrank [ID] [#] | Sets character faction rank to specified number |
| psb | Give character every spell in the game |
| SetPCFame [#] | Sets fame to specified number |
| SetPCInfamy [#] | Sets infamy to specified number |
| SexChange | Change character’s gender |
| ShowRaceMenu | Change character’s race |
| ShowBirthsignMenu | Change character’s birthsign |
| ShowClassMenu | Change character’s class |
| ShowEnchantment | Pulls up the Enchant menu |
| ShowSpellMaking | Pulls up the Spellmaking menu |
| swdp | Displays who is currently detecting your character |
| setscale [#] | Changes the size of chosen target |
| addscriptpackage 990E69B | Makes the target a follower of the player |
Quest-Related Console Commands
These console commands are directly linked to quest, and can even complete them with a simple input.
| Console Command | Description |
|---|---|
| completequest [questID] | Completes the specified quest |
| caqs | Completes all quest stages |
| getstage [Quest ID] | Shows the quest stage for the specified quest |
| player.completequest [Quest ID] | Removes a quest from your list |
| SetStage [questID] [stage] | Sets chosen quest to a specified stage |
| showquesttargets | Shows the active quest’s ID and stage |
| setquestobject [ID] [flag] | Turns a specified item into a quest object |
| ShowQuestTargets | Shows current stage and ID in chosen quest |
| showquestlog | Shows current quest log. |
| showquestlog 0 | Shows active quest log |
| showquestlog 1 | Shows completed quest log |
| sq | Lists every quest and their current stages |
| movetoqt | Teleports your character to the active quest target |
Miscellanous Console Commands
These commands don’t fall into a precise group but are capable of changing the in-game weather, saving your progress, and speeding up the in-game time among other things.
| Console Command | Description |
|---|---|
| coc [Location] | Teleport to the specified location |
| coe [X], [Y] | Teleports to the exact coordinates |
| sw [ID] | Sets the weather conditions |
| setgs [Game Setting] [Value] | Sets a game setting to the specified value |
| ssg | Creates a window with the full game scene graph |
| set timescale to [#] | Changes the speed at which time advances in-game. Higher values speed things up, lower values slow things down |
| bat [File Name] | Executes the file with the specified file name |
| enableplayercontrol | Enables player control during cinematic mode |
| fw [ID] | Forces the weather to the specified conditions without transitions |
| prid [Ref ID] | Picks reference (console target) by ID |
| qqq | Exits the game |
| save [Name] | Saves the game with the specified save file name |
| saveini | Saves the ini file settings |
| show | Shows the value of global variable |
| set [Global Variable] to [Value] | Changes the specified global variable.Used to make system-wide changes |
| setdebugtext | Sets debugging info |
And these are all the Oblivion Remastered console commands you should be using. Using these can have a massive impact on your playthrough, so input wisely. Also, keep in mind that these commands can trigger bugs and crashes. Nevertheless, let us know which is your go-to console command in the comments down below!
