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Oblivion Remastered Console Commands Guide

Console commands in Oblivion Remastered provide players an exciting way to utilize cheats or modify various settings that can influence both gameplay stats and the surrounding environment. While there’s not complete parity with the original version, most commands remain functional in the remastered edition, and a handful of new commands have been introduced. For those seeking a comprehensive guide on console commands, you’ve come to the right place!

How to Use Console Commands in Oblivion Remastered

To access console commands in Oblivion Remastered, you’ll need to be on a PC. Unfortunately, these commands aren’t available for players using PS5 or Xbox Series consoles. To open the console, simply press the tilde (~) key during gameplay. Then, type in your desired commands. Note that any text within [square brackets] indicates a variable you must fill in, and the commands are not case-sensitive.

Be aware that using console commands will disable achievements in the game, and you’ll receive a warning when you do this. It’s advisable to create a backup save file before trying out any commands to preserve your achievements. Additionally, not all commands from the original Oblivion work in the remastered version; any commands listed in italics cannot be used.

Popular Cheat Commands for Oblivion Remastered

If you’re eager to dive right in, here are some useful cheat commands to enhance your experience:

tgm: Toggle God Mode
ghost: Enable noclip mode for the player
walk: Disable noclip mode
tmm [#]: Toggle all map markers (1 to show, 0 to hide)
player.forceav encumbrance -5000: Greatly increase your carry capacity
player.additem f [#]: Add # gold to your inventory
player.additem 0000000a [#]: Add # lockpicks to your inventory
player.additem 0000000b 1: Retrieve the Skeleton Key
unlock: Unlock your target object

Toggle Commands in Oblivion Remastered

These commands can be turned on or off by entering them multiple times:

showsubtitle: Toggle NPC subtitles
tai: Toggle AI
tcai: Toggle combat AI
tcl: Toggle collision (noclip on the player). Use ghost/walk for the remaster.
pcb: Purge cell buffer
tdetect: Toggle AI detection
tdt: Toggle debug text
tfc: Toggle the free-flying camera. Use toggledebugcamera for the remaster.
tfow: Reveal the entire local area map by toggling fog of war
tlb: Brighten the world and enhance performance
tll: Toggle land LOD
tm: Toggle menus

Targeted Commands

To use targeted commands, open the console and click on the character or object you want to target. This will display its name at the top of your screen. Some commands can also work on your character by prefixing them with player.:

activate: Activate the target
additem [Item ID] [#]: Add quantity of a specific item to your inventory
disable: Remove the targeted object or NPC from the game
enable: Return the targeted object or NPC to the world
removeitem [Item ID] [#]: Remove quantity of specified item from your inventory
setactorfullname [Name]: Change the NPC’s name, using quotes for names with spaces

Character Commands

The following commands can adjust settings for your character and can also apply to NPCs if targeted directly:

advlevel: Level up your character
advskill [Skill] [#]: Increase a specific skill by # levels
player.setav [Ability/Attribute] [#]: Modify your specified ability or attribute
showracemenu: Open a menu to change your character’s race, face, gender, or name