The entire commandline is case-insensitive. Some commands themselves (e.g., Set GameHour To) contain spaces, are not quoted, and must retain the spaces. Underscores and spaces cannot be swapped for each other. These are invalid: Vedam Dren->AddItem 'Gold_001' 12345 These are equivalent: 'Vedam Dren'->AddItem 'Gold_001' 12345 They are optional around those without spaces, but it is best to habitually include them to avoid errors.

These are invalid: player -> AddItem 'Gold_001' 12345ĭouble, straight quotation marks must surround any ID or value that contains a space, as do most NPC and many item IDs. These are all equivalent: player->AddItem 'Gold_001' 12345 Most numeric entries are integers not floating-point (i.e., are whole numbers without decimal places).Ĭommands and values (if any) must be separated by a space, a comma, or both. Numeric entries should never have commas or spaces in them (it's 12345, not ' 12,345' or ' 12 345'). There should be no whitespace between the target name (if any), the -> (used only with a target name), and the first command. Whitespace, Punctuation, and Capitalization Which turns the collision (clipping) in the game on/off. Which will add 12345 gold to player, or ToggleCollision An example command is: player->AddItem 'Gold_001' 12345 If you receive an error message, you did something wrong. When you enter a valid command in the console, nothing should be returned and the typed command will turn blue compared to the normal brown. If it doesn't work, check Engine Bugs § Tilde and other keys not working and discussion archives. On British English keyboards, this is the backtick (`) key.

The console is accessed by pressing the key to the left of the '1' key: on standard American English language keyboards this is the tilde (~) key.

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