All Oblivion Remastered Console Commands & Cheats

Cheats have been an essential part of The Elder Scrolls series, and Oblivion Remastered is no exception. Sometimes, you just wanna chill out and run with God Mode on or simply need a bit of coin to help you get that item you wouldn't be able to afford otherwise. To help you with that and more, here are all The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered console commands and cheats, including instructions on how to use them!

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How to Open Console & Use Cheats in Oblivion Remastered

IMPORTANT : Using some console commands might prevent you from earning achievements. So, if you are an achievement hunter, think twice before you start using them.

  1. Open The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on your device.
  2. Press ~ on your keyboard to open the console (no known controller keybind yet).
  3. Type or paste one of the console commands in the console.
    • You can click on items while in the console to select an item in the world.
    • Console commands are not case-sensitive.
    • Commands are in the format "Command <Variable> <#>".
      • Replace <Variable> with the item/character/etc. you wish to target.
      • Replace <#> with the quantity.
  4. Add the necessary variables (if any).
  5. Hit Enter to execute it.

All The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Console Commands

Use the following resources to find Object/NPC/etc. IDs:

MorrOblivion Item Cheat Sheet
The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages
GameFAQs Oblivion AddItem Code List
The Elder Scrolls Fandom Wiki

Essential Console Commands

CodeEffect
tgmToggles God Mode
tclToggles no-clip mode
player.additem <itemID> <#>Adds specified item(s) to your inventory
player.additem f <#>Adds specified amount of gold to your inventory
player.setlevel <#>Sets your character's level to the specified number
advlevelForces a level-up; opens the level-up menu
advskill <skill> <#>Advances the specified skill by the given amount
setav <attribute> <#>Sets the specified attribute (e.g., strength, health) to the given value
modav <attribute> <#>Modifies the specified attribute by the given amount
player.modav <skill> <#>Modifies the specified skill by the given amount
killInstantly kills the targeted NPC or creature
resurrectResurrects the targeted NPC or creature
unlockUnlocks the targeted door or container
lock <#>Locks the targeted door or container with the specified difficulty (1–100)
player.placeatme <BaseID> <#>Spawns the specified item or NPC at your location
movetoqtTeleports you to the current quest target
psbAdds all spells to your spellbook (including test and mod-added spells)
tmm 1Reveals all map markers
taiToggles AI behavior; NPCs will stand still and not react
qqqQuits the game immediately without saving
Info via the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Fandom Wiki

Toggle Console Commands

CodeEffect
showsubtitleToggles NPC subtitles
taiToggle AI
tcaiToggle combat AI
tclToggle collision. If done with no target, toggles noclip on player
pcbPurge cell buffer
tdetectToggle AI detection
tdtToggle debug text
tfcToggle freeflying camera
tfowToggle fog of war; entire local area map revealed
tfhToggle full help
tgToggle grass
tgmToggles God Mode
thdToggle Heads up Picture in Picture
tlbToggle Lite Brite. This greatly brightens the world, and significantly improves performance
tllToggle land LOD
tlvToggle leaves
tmToggles menus
tmgToggle Motion Guide
tmm <#>Toggle all map markers
1=Show 0=Hide
tsToggle sky
ttToggle trees; All trees turn invisible, but still clip
twfToggle wireframe mode
twrToggle water radius
twsToggle water rendering
Info via the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Fandom Wiki

Targeted Console Commands

CodeEffect
activateActivate target
additem <BaseID> <qty>Adds item to inventory
disableDisables an object or NPC, removing it from the world
enableEnables an object or NPC, bringing it back into the world
removeitem <BaseID> <qty>Removes item from player character's inventory
equipitem <BaseID> <NoUnequip>Force equips an Item, must be in target's inventory
NoUnEquip 1 prevents the item from being unequiped. 0 or leaving it blank will equip it with normal behavior
removeallitemsRemoves all items from player character's inventory
addspell <SpellCode>Adds spell to character's spell list
removespell <SpellCode>Removes spell from character's spell list
dispel <SpellCode>Dispels a specific magic effect from target. Works on enchantment effects affecting target
dispelallspellsDispel all spell-based magic effects from target. Does not work on enchantment effects affecting target
createfullactorcopyClones target actor. Warning: if you copy a follower and then disable them, the game will act as if they were still following you, thus not allowing you to recruit any more members of that faction until that clone is killed or sent away
deletefullactorcopyDeletes a clone of the target actor
DuplicateAllItems <refID>Duplicates all items from the target container to the referenced container
getav <attribute>Get value of attribute, <attribute> includes basic attributes (strength, intelligence, etc.), derived attributes (health, magicka, etc.), NPC-only attributes (aggression, responsibility, etc.), skills (blade, blunt, etc.), and various spell effects
setav <attribute> <#>Sets value of attribute
kill <victim>Kills actor; Specifying <victim> will assign credit for the kill (quest updates, bounty, etc.)
lock <#>Locks Target. <#> is the degree of complexity (1–99). 100 is unpickable/needs a key. No <#> will relock to the original level
unlockUnlocks targeted object
moddisposition <ID> <+/-#>Modify <target> disposition toward <ID> by <#>
moveto <refID/location >Moves <target> to <refID> or <location>. e.g. moveto player
payfinePays character's criminal fines
payfinethiefPays criminal fines without removing stolen items from inventory
placeatme <BaseID> <#>Spawns a new copy of object in front of player
resurrect <#>Resurrects target actor; 1 will make the target get up instead of respawning, thus allowing them to keep their equipment. If a corpse has vanished already, it will also need to be enabled
SetActorFullName <name>Sets actor's name; <name> must be in quotes if it contains a space, e.g. "Jagar Tharn"
setcrimegold <#>Sets specified bounty on target
setlevel <#>Changes target's level
SetOpenState <#>Changes the opened/closed/locked state of a door; 1 will unlock and, if possible, open any door. 0 will close a door, if possible
SetOwnership <BaseID/FactionID>Changes ownership of targeted item; No <owner> flag = Player
stopcombatStops target combat
startcombatStarts target combat
startconversation <refID>, <topic parameter?>Starts NPC conversation. WARNING: Failed use may cause player to get stuck, NPCs to freeze, and random dialogue to play
Info via the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Fandom Wiki

Character Console Commands

CodeEffect
advlevelForce a level up
advskill <skill> <#>Force a skill up # levels
player.setAV <Ability/attribute> <#>Change your current ability/attribute
player.setlevel <#>Change level to 1–255
SetPCFameSet fame
SetPCInfamySet infamy
SexChangeChange Gender
ShowRaceMenuChange race/face/sex/name
ShowBirthsignMenuChanges Birthsign
ShowClassMenuChanges Class
ShowEnchantmentEnchanting window
ShowSpellMakingSpell creation screen
swdpShows those detecting the player
modpca <attribute> <#>Adds # points to an attribute
modpcs <skill> <#>Adds # points to the skill
psbAdd all spells to player
addscriptpackage 0009E69BMakes the target a follower of Hero
Setscale <#>Makes the target a certain size
Info via the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Fandom Wiki

Quest Console Commands

CodeEffect
completequest <qID>Completes quest
caqsCompletes all quest stages
GetStage <qID>Shows quest stage for <qID>
player.completequest <qID>Removes quest from list. (Does not complete it. Will set any NPC following you for the quest to neutral. The NPC will follow, but not fight, and attack you if you hit them)
ShowQuestTargetsShows active quests ID and stage
SetStage <qID> <Stg>Advances <qID> to <stg>. Useful for bugged quests. (Increase the stage by 10.00 for each separate stage; 10.00 is accepted the quest)
setquestobject <BaseID> <flag>Set Quest Object 1=Quest 0=NoQuest
showfullquestlog <qID>Shows all log entries for <Quest>
showquestlogShow quest log
showquestlog 0Show current quest log
showquestlog 1Show completed quest log
sqShow all quests and stage
sqtShow current quest
movetoqtTeleport to quest target
Info via the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Fandom Wiki

Uncategorized Console Commands

CodeEffect
bat <filename>Executes the file with name <filename>
coc <location>Teleport to <location>(Center on Cell)
coe <X>,<Y>Teleport to exact <location> coordinates
enableplayercontrolsEnables player control during cinematic mode
fov <value>Changes the field of view of the player (0–180)
fw <ID>Forces specified weather conditions, without transitions
killallKills all creatures in loaded area
prid <refId>Picks reference (Console target) by ID
qqqExits the game without using menus
save <name>Save game; Tag 1 to save as [Name.ess.txt]
saveiniSave ini settings
showShows value of global variable
set <globalvar> to <value>Set Global Variable
setdebugtextSelects Debugging Info
set timescale to <#>Sets the speed of how fast time advances in-game; Default=30 Realtime=1
ssgCreates a window with the full game scene graph
sw <ID>Set Weather
getgs <game setting>Get a specific Game Setting
setgs <game setting> <value>Set a specific Game Setting
Info via the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Fandom Wiki

Oblivion Remastered Console Commands/Codes/Cheats FAQ

How to Open Console on a Controller in Oblivion Remastered?

Currently, there is no keybind to open the console with a controller. You'll have to use a macro tool or an emulator to bind one of the controller keys to ~.


Will You Earn Achievements if You Use Console Commands/Cheats/Codes?

Most cheats/commands/codes will prevent you from earning achievements in Oblivion Remastered. So, it's best not to use them if you're an achievement hunter.


Can You Play Oblivion Remastered Wihout Using Console Codes?

Yes, of course! But where is the fun in that?

Well, now that you know all the Oblivion Remastered console commands (codes/cheats) and how to use them, it's time you use them and make your adventure as comfortable as it can be! For more tips and tricks, be sure to check out the Guides category here on Pro Game Guides.

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