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Any IDs that pertain to objects in a mod, be it official or user-made, will not work in commands unless the first two digits in the ID are the mod's load order (including the base Oblivion.esm file) in hex hex goes from 00 to 09, then from 0A to 0F, then from 10 to 19, then from 1A to 1F, etc.

For an NPC, it probably means that it is a spawning enemy NPC such as a bandit or a marauder. This can mean several things for items: it is leveled it has several different looks shared under a single name, such as bones or, it has several different types shared under a single name, such as soul gems.

Some items and NPCs will have multiple IDs all sharing a name.

This means that if an item's ID says 00032564, then you only have to use 32564 in the console command.

In the case of console commands that require IDs, the initial 0s of an ID can be omitted.

Console commands are not case-sensitive - they are only capitalized in this guide for clarity.

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The preceding has been tested on a Macbook Pro Retina running OSX 10.8.2 through 10.9.0, with Windows 7 64-bit running inside Parallels Desktop 8 and 9. Assigning key number 34 (which is PageDown in Windows, or usually Fn-DownArrow on the Macbook) seems to work well.

WAR FOR THE OVERWORLD CONSOLE COMMANDS INSTALL

This may or may not work for you (see the Discussion tab for further info).Īnother alternative is to install a mod such as Change Console Key, which is an Oblivion Script Extender plugin that lets you reassign the console invocation key within Oblivion itself.

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One solution to this proposed in the Parallels forum is to download and install Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator, a freeware tool that lets you create custom key assignments. If you are using a virtual machine (Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion, Virtual Box, or similar) on an Apple computer, the key may be mapped differently by default, even if the tilde key appears to work normally in Windows itself. Depending on the country your keyboard comes from, the tilde key might not be placed as described, though the key in that location may still open the console if it does not, then using the above mod should solve the problem. You're using an international keyboard.(This does not apply to all versions of Windows Vista).

Then activating and deactivating it should bring up the console cursor at the bottom left. (The mod requires you to have the Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE) installed to work: you can download it here.) If equipping the ring still doesn't work, try hotkeying the ring to a slot. Download and use the Ring of Console mod to access the console.

Note that this also works on some Vista computers.

You have an infrared remote sensor hooked up to your computer (used for the Windows Media version of Windows).

If it doesn't open the console then you probably have one or more of the following issues: The console is opened with the tilde (~) key when using the International English keyboard layout it's left of the 1 key, below the Esc key, and above the Tab key (Or the Key located to the left of the "Z", Depending on your keyboard settings.

6.3 Guidelines for Using Commands in Batch Files.

6.1 Part 1: Create Two Simple Batch Files.

6 Using Batch Files With the bat Command.

5.1 Becoming a Vampire Using the Console.

4.4.20 ShowRaceMenu, ShowBirthsignMenu, and ShowClassMenu.

4.4.18 Set MQ00.MaxOpenGates to # and Set MQ00.RandomGateChance to #.

4.4.17 Set MQ00.AllowGatesToReopen to #.

4.4.12 ShowEnchantment and ShowSpellmaking.

4.4.11 ResetHealth ("Player.ResetHealth").

4.4.1 AdvancePCSkill SkillName # (AdvSkill SkillName #).

4.1.18 Player.SetAV ActorValue # -(for more complex actor values).

4.1.10 Player.RemoveSpell RefID -(for custom spell deletion).

3 Finding IDs in the Construction Set (CS).

There are literally hundreds, perhaps thousands, of console commands this obviously won't cover all of these, but it'll do its best to cover the console commands that most people would find useful.

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Here's something for those of you who have trouble using, would like to better their understanding of, or would like to learn how to use more of the various console commands. It is advisable to use the "Test Hall" for experimentation with console commands-for more information, see below.

If you need to use the console to fix a glitch, try to use the least powerful command possible. Create a permanent saved game before experimenting with the console. Even if short term the game functions normally, you may later discover that you have made it impossible to complete a quest and therefore you cannot proceed normally with game play fixing that problem can then make new glitches pop up elsewhere. Warning: Use console commands with caution! It is easily possible to mess up your game if you modify settings at the console.