All Oblivion Remastered Console Commands

Updated 14 November 2026 · Standard formula, shown below

This article lists the console commands that work in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, including the 2025 remastered edition, and explains how to use them. You can open the console with the tilde key (~) and type commands to add items, change stats, teleport, fix quests, and more. The command set is essentially identical to the original game, with a few remaster-specific notes.

Opening the Console and Basic Syntax

On PC, press the tilde key (~) or backtick (`) to open the console. On some keyboard layouts it is the key left of the 1 key. The console appears as a semi-transparent text box. Type a command and press Enter. To close it, press the same key again.

Most commands use a target reference ID. You can click on a character or object in the game world while the console is open to select it, and its ID will appear at the top of the console. The command player always refers to your character. For example, player.additem 0000000F 100 adds 100 gold.

In the remaster, the command list is the same as the original, but some community mods that added new commands are not included. The remaster also fixed a few old bugs, but the core commands remain unchanged.

Essential Commands: Items, Gold, and Stats

These are the most commonly used commands. Replace # with a number.

player.additem [itemID] [count] – Adds the specified item. For example, player.additem 0000000F 1000 adds 1,000 gold.
player.removeitem [itemID] [count] – Removes an item.
player.setlevel [#] – Sets your character level.
player.setav [attribute] [#] – Sets an attribute (e.g., strength, intelligence). player.setav health 500 sets max health to 500.
player.modav [attribute] [#] – Adds to an attribute without changing the base value.
player.sethealth [#], player.setmagicka [#], player.setfatigue [#] – Directly set current values.
player.addspell [spellID] – Adds a spell.
player.removespell [spellID] – Removes a spell.

Item IDs are eight-digit hex numbers. You can find them on wiki databases. For example, the ID for a Daedric Warhammer is 000224D8. Use the help command to search for IDs in-game: help "daedric" 4 lists all items with that name.

Quests and Story Progression

Quest commands let you advance or fix broken quests. The most useful is:

player.sqs [questID] – Shows the current stage of a quest.
player.setstage [questID] [stage] – Sets a quest to a specific stage.
player.completesquest [questID] – Marks a quest as completed.
player.getstage [questID] – Returns the current stage number.

Quest IDs are also hex codes. For example, the main quest “Deliver the Amulet” has ID 00004A1C. If a quest gets stuck, you can look up the next stage number online and set it manually. Be careful: setting a quest to a later stage can skip content, and setting it to an invalid stage can break it further.

Teleportation and Movement

You can teleport your character or NPCs with these commands:

player.moveTo [referenceID] – Teleports you to a specific reference (a person, object, or marker).
coc [cellID] – “Center on Cell” – teleports you to a named location, e.g., coc Chorrol or coc TestingHall (a hidden test room with many items).
tmm [0/1] – Toggles all map markers on (1) or off (0).
tcl – Toggles collision off, letting you fly through walls (noclip).
tfc – Toggles free camera.

To teleport an NPC, click on them, then type moveTo player. This is useful if a follower gets stuck.

Combat, AI, and NPC Commands

These commands affect NPCs and enemies. Click on the target first, or use player for yourself.

kill – Instantly kills the selected NPC.
resurrect – Revives a dead NPC (use on the corpse).
setownership – Makes a container or item owned by you.
setlevel [#] – Sets the selected NPC’s level.
setav [attribute] [#] – Works on NPCs too.
additem [itemID] [#] – Adds items to an NPC’s inventory.
stopcombat – Makes the selected NPC stop fighting.
setrelationshiprank [NPCID] [#] – Changes disposition (0 to 4).

Be careful with kill on quest-essential NPCs – they may not resurrect properly, and you can permanently break a quest.

Graphics, UI, and Remaster-Specific Toggles

These commands control the game interface and camera. They work in both the original and remaster.

tm – Toggles all UI (menus, HUD) off and on.
tg – Toggles grass on/off.
ts – Toggles sky on/off.
fw [weatherID] – Forces a weather type, e.g., fw 0010E1F0 for clear.
settimescale [#] – Changes game time speed (default is 30).
showracemenu – Opens the character creation menu to change appearance.
showfullscreen – Toggles fullscreen mode.

In the remaster, some old rendering commands like setblur are no longer needed. The remaster uses a new engine, but the console commands are still parsed the same way. If a command doesn’t work, check for typos – the console is case-insensitive but spaces matter.

Common Problems and Troubleshooting

Here are frequent issues and fixes:

Console won’t open: Make sure you are using the tilde key (~) on a US keyboard. On non-US layouts, it may be a different key (often the one next to “1”). You can remap it in the ini file.
Command does nothing: Check that you typed the ID correctly. IDs are case-insensitive but must be exactly 8 characters (leading zeros matter). Use help to verify.
Quest is broken after using setstage: Load a previous save. There is no undo for console commands.
Game crashes after using player.additem with a large number: Don’t add more than 100,000 of an item at once.
NPC won’t resurrect: Some NPCs are permanently dead by script. Use resurrect 1 to reset their AI.

If a command doesn’t work in the remaster, it may be because the remaster changed some internal IDs. Always check a current wiki for the exact ID.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do console commands disable achievements in Oblivion Remastered?

No. The remaster does not disable achievements when you use console commands, unlike some other games. You can use commands freely and still earn achievements.

Can I use console commands on console versions (Xbox/PlayStation)?

No. The console is only available on PC. Console versions do not have a command interface.

How do I find item IDs without looking them up?

Use the help command. For example, help "iron sword" 4 will list all items with that name and their IDs. The 4 parameter shows full details.

What is the command to give myself all spells?

There is no single command to add all spells. You must add each spell individually with player.addspell [spellID]. You can find lists of spell IDs online.

Is using console commands considered cheating?

That is up to you. The game does not penalize you, and many players use commands to fix bugs or skip tedious parts. It does not affect multiplayer (there is none).

Can I revert a command I typed?

No. Console commands are permanent once executed. The only way to undo is to load a previous save. Always save before experimenting.

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