All Starfield console commands and how to use them

Starfield player character and vasco in New Atlantis standing in front of Frontier — (Image credit: Bethesda)

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These Starfield console commands and cheats let you increase your character's carrying capacity, give them free lockpicks, or even make them immortal. While you can do all sorts of useful and weird things with Starfield cheats, you should be aware that you won't be able to earn any in-game achievements. They're also not without risk and can completely break your game, so be careful!

If you are still set on using these commands, I'd recommend that you save often, so you can easily scrub back to a previous Starfield save if it all goes wrong. Proceed with caution Constellation members, but have fun with all the Starfield console commands I've listed below.

All Starfield Console Commands

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Code	Effect
kah	Kills all nearby hostiles
kill	Open the console command window, click on the NPC you want to kill, and then use the kill command. Note - important story characters can only ever be incapacitated.
killall	Kills all nearby characters. Note - important story characters can only ever be incapacitated.
player.additem [Item ID] [#]	Adds a specific item to your inventory. Replace [#] with item you need (see below)
player.additem 0000000a [#]	Adds digipicks to your inventory. Replace [#] with amount needed
player.additem 0000000f [#]	Adds credits to your inventory. Replace [#] with amount neeed
player.additem 0000ABF9 #	Adds health packs to your inventory. Replace [#] with amount neeed
player.modav carryweight [#]	Adjusts your maximum carry weight. Replace [#] with new maximum weight required
player.setav carryweight [#]	Adjusts your maximum carry weight. Replace [#] with new maximum weight required
player.setav health [#]	Adjusts your max health level. Replace [#] with new max level required
player.setav speedmult [#]	Increases your max speed multiplier. Replace [#] with anything more than 100 to increase your speed
player.setlevel [#]	Raise or lower your player level. Replace [#] with required player level
psb	Adds every Starfield power to your character
resurrect	Open the console command window, click on the NPC you want to revive, and then use the resurrect command
sexchange	Changes your character gender and resets their look
showlooksmenu player 1	Opens the full character creator (including traits and background)
showlooksmenu player 2	Opens partial character creator (excluding traits and background)
tai	Toggles AI on and off, causing NPCs to stop moving and interacting
tcai	Toggles NPC combat AI, making all NPCs passive
tcl	Toggles collision, letting you walk through walls and into the air.
tdetect	Toggles whether NPCs will detect you for easier stealing
tfc	Enable free moving camera
tgm	Enables god mode. You become invincible and have infinite stamina and carry weight
tim	Enables immortal mode. You will take damage but cannot die
tm	Hides all UI. Type it again to un-hide UI.
tmm 1	Adds map markers for all locations on a planet's surface. Note: This appears to be permanent until game reset

How to use Starfield Console Commands

To use Starfield console commands on PC, use the ` or ~ key (region dependent). From there, you can use the console commands below to get your desired effect.

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Please remember that these Starfield cheats have the potential to break your game.

NB - Console commands do not work on Xbox. They are PC specific.

How to find Starfield item codes

For some of these Starfield commands, you'll need to know the Item ID of the gear you want. Here's how to find the item ID codes for anything you want to spawn.

Open the console commands
Type help followed by the name of the item you want.
For example - help LZR will give you the item code for all laser cartridges.
You can then grab the item code and could then spawn 1000 1.5kB LZR cartridges by using the command player.additem [0000BAE3F] [1000] for example. You just need to replace that first number with the item code you want, and then adjust the number to reflect the correct volume.

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