Different chems can restore Hit Points, slow time, temporarily change the player's SPECIAL stats and a variety of other effects. Many of these chems can be crafted at Chemistry stations located all across the Commonwealth. It's possible to become addicted to some chems, which will result in decreased stats until the addiction is cured. To prevent addiction, the Chem Resistant perk must be leveled.

These are consumable items that are considered non-edible and not a chem.

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Blood can

Crafting information

components

Technical information

value

Ваша корзина В корзине 0 товаров Заказать Очистить Каталог товаров Масла REDLINE Масла MOTUL AVS продукция	ГлавнаяАнтибиотикиFallout 4 антибиотики id Fallout 4 consumables. Fallout 4 антибиотики id Antiseptic | Fallout Wiki | FANDOM powered by Wikia Antiseptic weight 0.10 (shipment of 25) base id 001bf72f001ec139 (shipment of 25) Antiseptic is a crafting component in Fallout 4. CharacteristicsEdit A chemical used to kill disease-causing micro-organisms. It's used mainly for creating medicinal items such as stimpaks and RadAway. Materials:Requirements:Produces: Miscellaneous object (see below) range level Antiseptic (varies) Use in itemsEdit Antiseptic can be used at a chemistry station it can be used to make medical items like: LocationsEdit Antiseptic, like most crafting ingredients, is almost never found in its pure form in the world. However, it can be obtained by breaking down junk items which contain antiseptic. If searching for antiseptic, it's advised to search for the items which break down into it. Shipments of 25 units can be purchased from the roaming merchant Doc Weathers or from Doctor Sun in Diamond City. fo4aut One unobtainable bottle can be found in the "brain extraction" room of the Mechanist's lair, inside of a strange medical device's glass case. fo4nw Two bottles can be found on a shelf in Evan's home. Antiseptic can be used to make RadAway for the purposes of profit. As antiseptic junk items are rather uncommon, buying shipments of it may be preferable towards mass crafting. Most recipes that require antiseptic require blood packs except for RadAway. With refreshing beverage having low Rads reduction in Survival mode, and the sheer abundance of stimpaks and RadAway, it may be preferable to stockpile materials for the creation of glowing blood packs, as antiseptic and blood packs are often paired in crafting, and to keep Abraxo cleaners and blood sacs for Mentats, Mind Cloud syringe and Skeeto Spit respectively. Crafting in Fallout 4 fallout.wikia.com Fallout 4 consumables | Fallout Wiki Some food items can be planted in player settlements to increase the settlement's food supply. In Survival mode food must be consumed periodically to reduce the Hunger effect, if neglected the player's Fatigue will increase and eventually will lead to taking damage to Hit Points. Most types of food will reduce hunger by some amount, though certain foods are more effective than others. These consumable items can heal the player, temporarily change the player's SPECIAL stats and add various other unique effects. Some of these drinks can be crafted at Chemistry stations found across the Commonwealth. To create the ice cold variants of certain beverages, they must be placed in Buddy for 12 in-game hours. In the add-on Nuka-World, the player can craft different Nuka-Cola recipes using Nuka-mixer stations. When drinking alcoholic consumables such as beer and wine, there's a chance the player can become addicted, which will result in decreased stats until the addiction is cured. To prevent addiction, the Party Boy/Girl perk must be leveled.
	Beer	0	0	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	0011ea93
	Blood pack	50	0		0	0.1	10	No	Comp.	00052409
	Bobrov's Best moonshine	0	25	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 300s (5m)	0	0.5	30	Yes	No	00050c28
	Bourbon	0	0	STR +1,END +1,INT -1 for 240s (4m)	0	1	7	Yes	Comp.	000366c4
	Deezer's Lemonade	50	0		0	0.5	1	No	No	000e9284
	Dirty Wastelander	0	0	STR +3,CHR +1,INT -2 for 300s (5m)	0	0.5	10	Yes	Yes	00101295
	Dirty water	20	0		7	0.5	5	No	Comp.	000366bf
	Drugged water	20	0	PER -1 for 120s (2m)	7	0.5	8	No	No	000a4944
	Glowing blood pack	40%	0	Radiation Resistance +75 for 600s (10m)	0	0.1	30	No	Yes	00058ab4
	Gwinnett ale	0	0	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	000f932c
	Gwinnett brew	0	0	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	000f932d
	Gwinnett lager	0	0	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	000f932b
	Gwinnett pale	0	0	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	000f9329
	Gwinnett pilsner	0	0	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	000f932a
	Gwinnett stout	0	0	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	00022792
	Ice cold beer	0	35	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Yes	00178b1d
	Ice cold Gwinnett ale	0	35	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Yes	00178b17
	Ice cold Gwinnett brew	0	35	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Yes	00178b18
	Ice cold Gwinnett lager	0	35	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Yes	00178b19
	Ice cold Gwinnett pale	0	35	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Yes	00178b1a
	Ice cold Gwinnett pilsner	0	35	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Yes	00178b1b
	Ice cold Gwinnett stout	0	35	STR +1,CHR +1,INT -1 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	Yes	00178b1c
	Ice cold Newka-ColaNuka-World (add-on)	250	75		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0052af
	Ice cold Nuka-BerryNuka-World (add-on)	250	75		-528	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502a9
	Ice cold Nuka-BombdropNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	STR +1,END +1,AGI +1	0	1	20	Yes	Yes	xx0502ac
	Ice cold Nuka-BuzzNuka-World (add-on)	40	150		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502b2
	Ice cold Nuka-Cherry	75	35		5	1	40	No	Yes	00178b24
	Ice cold Nuka-CideNuka-World (add-on)	1800	360	Max AP +20, max HP +50, Radiation Resistance +35, Carry Weight +35	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502b4
	Ice cold Nuka-Cola	45	20		5	1	20	No	Yes	00178b23
	Ice cold Nuka-Cola DarkNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	STR +1, END +1, PER -1	0	1	50	No	Yes	xx02ade9
	Ice cold Nuka-Cola OrangeNuka-World (add-on)	150	50	Radiation Resistance +25	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx02edad
	Ice cold Nuka-Cola Quantum	650	125		5	1	50	No	Yes	00178b25
	Ice cold Nuka-Cola QuartzNuka-World (add-on)	0	360		15	1	20	No	Yes	xx02edaf
	Ice cold Nuka-Cola VictoryNuka-World (add-on)	1020	0		15	1	40	No	Yes	xx02edb0
	Ice cold Nuka-Cola WildNuka-World (add-on)	30	10		5	1	20	No	Yes	xx02edb1
	Ice cold Nuka-FancyNuka-World (add-on)	130	125		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502b7
	Ice cold Nuka-FreeNuka-World (add-on)	150	0		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502ba
	Ice cold Nuka-FruttiNuka-World (add-on)	250	75	Radiation Resistance +25	-500	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502bd
	Ice cold Nuka-GrapeNuka-World (add-on)	130	75		-400	1	20	No	Yes	xx02edab
	Ice cold Nuka-HeartyNuka-World (add-on)	200	50	Carry Weight +35	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502c0
	Ice cold Nuka-LixirNuka-World (add-on)	150	0	Damage Resistance +35, Radiation Resistance +30	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502c3
	Ice cold Nuka-LoveNuka-World (add-on)	150	300		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502c6
	Ice cold Nuka-PowerNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	Carry Weight +60	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502c9
	Ice cold Nuka-PunchNuka-World (add-on)	100	50	Max AP +10, max HP +30	-540	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502cc
	Ice cold Nuka-RayNuka-World (add-on)	1200	0	Radiation Resistance +25	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502cf
	Ice cold Nuka-RushNuka-World (add-on)	1200	50		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502d2
	Ice cold Nuka-SunriseNuka-World (add-on)	150	75	Radiation Resistance +25	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502d8
	Ice cold Nuka-TwinNuka-World (add-on)	150	50		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502db
	Ice cold Nuka-VoidNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	Carry Weight +25, max HP +30, max AP +10	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502de
	Ice cold Nuka-XtremeNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	Max AP +10, max HP +30	-600	1	20	No	Yes	xx0502e1
	Ice cold VimFar_Harbor_(add-on)	55	10		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx054281
	Ice cold Vim Captain's BlendFar_Harbor_(add-on)	700	120	CHR -2, Sea creatures are more reluctant to attack for 120s (2m)	0	1	50	No	Yes	xx054282
	Ice cold Vim QuartzFar_Harbor_(add-on)	75	35	Carry Weight +20 for 300s (5m)	0	1	40	No	Yes	xx054284
	Ice cold Vim RefreshFar_Harbor_(add-on)	75	60		5	1	50	No	Yes	xx054286
	Institute bottled water	40	0		0	0.5	15	No	No	0021681d
	Irradiated blood	50	0		20	0.3	50	No	Comp.	000e2f68
	Newka-ColaNuka-World (add-on)	200	50		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030eff
	Nuka-BerryNuka-World (add-on)	200	50		-500	1	20	No	Yes	xx030efd
	Nuka-BombdropNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	STR +1, END +1, AGI +1	0	1	20	Yes	Yes	xx03b8b4
	Nuka-BuzzNuka-World (add-on)	35	125		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030f02
	Nuka-Cherry	50	25		5	1	40	No	Comp.	00048360
	Nuka-CideNuka-World (add-on)	1200	300	Max AP +20, max HP +50, Radiation Resistance +35, Carry Weight +35	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030ef6
	Nuka-Cola	20	10		5	1	20	No	Comp.	0004835d
	Nuka-Cola DarkNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	STR +1, END +1, PER -1	0	1	50	Yes	Comp.	xx024536
	Nuka-Cola OrangeNuka-World (add-on)	100	50	Radiation Resistance +25	0	1	24	No	Comp.	xx02453a
	Nuka-Cola Quantum	400	100		5	1	50	No	Comp.	0004835f
	Nuka-Cola QuartzNuka-World (add-on)	0	240		15	1	40	No	Comp.	xx024538
	Nuka-Cola VictoryNuka-World (add-on)	840	0		15	1	40	No	Comp.	xx024544
	Nuka-Cola WildNuka-World (add-on)	20	20		5	1	20	No	Comp.	xx02453d
	Nuka-CoolerNuka-World (add-on)	1200	349	Max AP +20, max HP +50	5	1	20	No	Yes	xx030efa
	Nuka-FancyNuka-World (add-on)	100	100		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030f01
	Nuka-FreeNuka-World (add-on)	130	0		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx042c39
	Nuka-FruttiNuka-World (add-on)	200	50	Radiation Resistance +25	-500	1	20	No	Yes	xx03b8b3
	Nuka-GrapeNuka-World (add-on)	150	50		-400	1	20	No	Comp.	xx024534
	Nuka-HeartyNuka-World (add-on)	150	50	Carry Weight +25	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx042c3d
	Nuka-LixirNuka-World (add-on)	100	0	Radiation Resistance +25, Damage Resistance +35	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx042c41
	Nuka-LoveNuka-World (add-on)	100	300		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030efc
	Nuka-PowerNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	Carry Weight +60	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030efe
	Nuka-PunchNuka-World (add-on)	100	50	Max AP +10, may HP +30	-500	1	20	No	Yes	xx030ef7
	Nuka-RayNuka-World (add-on)	999	0	Radiation Resistance +25	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx03b8b2
	Nuka-RushNuka-World (add-on)	999	40		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030ef8
	Nuka-SunriseNuka-World (add-on)	100	50	Radiation Resistance +25	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx042c43
	Nuka-TwinNuka-World (add-on)	100	50		0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030f00
	Nuka-VoidNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	Max AP +10, max HP +30, Carry Weight +25	0	1	20	No	Yes	xx030efb
	Nuka-XtremeNuka-World (add-on)	0	0	Max AP +10, max HP +30	-500	1	20	No	Yes	xx030ef9
	Poisoned wine	0	0	STR, +1 INT, -1 Max AP +15 for 180s (3m)	0	1	50	Yes	No	001ad736
	Purified water	40	0		0	0.5	20	No	Comp.	000366c0
	Refreshing beverage	500	0	Cure all addictions	-1000/-100 (Survival mode)	0.5	110	No	Yes	00058ab8
	Rum	0	0	STR +1 INT -1, AGI +1 for 240s (4m)	0	1	8	Yes	Comp.	00145857
	VimFar_Harbor_(add-on)	30	10		0	1	20	No	Yes/Comp.	xx008833
	Vim Captain's BlendFar_Harbor_(add-on)	600	100	CHR -2, Sea creatures are more reluctant to attack for 120s (2m)	0	1	50	No	Yes/Comp.	xx0088a6
	Vim QuartzFar_Harbor_(add-on)	75	25	Carry weight +15 for 300s (5m)	0	1	40	No	Yes/Comp.	xx0088a8
	Vim RefreshFar_Harbor_(add-on)	50	35	AP recovery boosted by +10AP/s for 60s (1m)	0	1	40	No	Yes/Comp.	xx0088aa
	Vodka	0	0	STR +1, INT -1, Max HP +25 for 240s (4m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	000366c3
	Ware's BrewFar_Harbor_(add-on)	100	0		-100	0.5	12	No	Yes	xx02b5d4 (cons.)xx043477 (item)
	Whiskey	0	0	STR +2, INT -1 for 240s (4m)	0	1	5	Yes	Comp.	000366c1
	Wine	0	0	STR +2, INT -1, Max AP +15 for 180s (3m)	0	1	5	Yes	No	000366c2
	Addictol	Cure all addictions	0.1	125	No	No	000459c5
	Agile sludgepakFar Harbor (add-on)	AP recovery boosted by +5AP/s at 150-300 rads, +10AP/s at 300-500 rads, +15AP/s at 500-800 rads, or +20AP/s at 800+ rads for 720s (12m)	0.1	48	No	Yes	xx048bd4
	Antibiotics	Cure all illnesses	0.1	75	No	Yes	000008ab00249f2c
	Berry Mentats	INT +5, Highlights living targets for 480s (8m)	0.1	60	Yes	Yes	000518bb
	Buffjet	STR +3, END +3, Max HP +65, Max AP +35, Slows time for 15s	0.1	75	Yes	Yes	00058aa3
	Buffout	STR +2, END +2, Max HP +50 for 300s (5m)	0.1	45	Yes	Comp.	00033778
	Bufftats	STR +3, PER +3, END +3, Max HP +65 for 480s (8m)	0.1	75	Yes	Yes	00058aa5
	Calmex	PER +3, AGI +3, sneak attack multiplier x2 for 480s (8m)	0.1	100	Yes	No	00058aa7
	Daddy-O	PER +3, CHR -2, INT +3 for 600s (10m)	0.1	50	Yes	No	00156d0b
	Day Tripper	STR -2, CHR +3, LCK +3 for 300s (5m)	0.1	40	Yes	No	00150729
	Durable sludgepakFar Harbor (add-on)	Damage Resistance increases +25 at 150-300 rads, +50 at 300-500 rads, +75 at 500-800 rads, or +100 at 800+ rads for 720s (12m)	0.1	48	No	Yes	xx04b4bb
	Fire BellyFar Harbor (add-on)	Damage dealt +10% at 50%-75% health, damage dealt +20% at 25%-50% health, damage dealt +30% below 25% health for 480s (8m)	0.1	48	Yes	Yes	xx04b5fa
	Fury	PER -5, Melee Damage +50%, Damage Resistance +25, for 480s (8m)	0.1	70	Yes	Yes	000628ca
	Grape Mentats	CHR +5, Buy for 10% lower, Sell for 10% Higher for 480s (8m)	0.1	60	Yes	Yes	0010129a
	Herbal anodyne	Resist insomnia and weakness for 3600s (60m)	0.5	20	No	Yes	00249f8e
	Herbal antimicrobial	Resist infection and parasites for 3600s (60m)	0.5	20	No	Yes	00249f8f
	Herbal stimulant	Resist fatigue and lethargy for 3600s (60m)	0.5	20	No	Yes	00249f8d
	Jet	Slows time for 10s	0.1	50	Yes	Yes/Comp.	000366c5
	Jet Fuel	Max AP +35, AP recovery boosted by +10AP/s for 480s (8m)	0.1	60	Yes	Yes	000518d0
	Med-X	Damage Resistance +25 and Poison Resistance +250 for 300s (5m)	0.1	50	Yes	Comp.	00033779
	Mentats	PER +2, INT +2 for 300s (5m)	0.1	50	Yes	Yes/Comp.	0003377b
	Mysterious serum	STR +5, Damage Resistance +50, -10 Rads/s for 3600s (60m)	0.1	25	No	No	000ec4f7
	Orange Mentats	PER +5, Vats accuracy +10% for 480s (8m)	0.1	60	Yes	Yes	000518c5
	Overdrive	Damage +25%, Critical Chance +25% for 480s (8m)	0.1	55	Yes	Yes	00058aad
	Psycho	Damage +25%, Damage Resistance +25 for 300s (5m)	0.1	50	Yes	Yes/Comp.	0003377d
	Psycho jet	Max AP +35, Damage +25%, Damage Resistance +35, Slows time for 15s	0.1	70	Yes	Yes	00058aa8
	Psychobuff	STR +3, END +3, Max HP +65, Damage +25% for 480s (8m)	0.1	70	Yes	Yes	00058aac
	Psychotats	PER +3, Damage +25%, Damage Resistance +15 for 480s (8m)	0.1	70	Yes	Yes	00058aaa
	Rad-X	Radiation Resistance +100 for 180s (3m)	0.1	40	No	No	00024057
	RadAway	Rads -300	0.1	80	No	Yes/Comp.	00023742
	Resilient sludge cocktailFar Harbor (add-on)	Max HP+75, Radiation Resistance -150 for 720s (12m)	0.5	12	No	Yes	xx054452
	Skeeto Spit	Max HP +25 for 1200s (20m)	0.1	40	No	Yes	00058abc
	Smooth OperatorNuka-World (add-on)	Buy for 10% lower, sell for 10% higher, CHR +3	0.1	60		Yes	xx023e61
	Stimpak	HP +30%	0	48	No	Yes/Comp.	00023736
	Strong sludge cocktailFar Harbor (add-on)	STR +1 at 150-300 rads, +2 at 300-500 rads, +3 at 500-700 rads, +4 at 700-900 rads, or +5 at 900+ rads for 720s (12m)	0.5	12	No	Yes	xx04b4b5
	Ultra jet	Max AP +100, Slows time for 15s	0.1	67	Yes	Yes	00101299
	Vault 81 cure	HP +50%, Cures Mole rat disease	0.3	400	No	No	00055f10
	X-111 compound	Rads -600	0.3	40	No	Yes	0007238f
	X-cell	STR +2, PER +2, END +2, CHR +2, INT +2, AGI +2, LCK +2	0.1	60	Yes	No	001506f4

weight

5

base id

0022750c

The blood can is a junk item in Fallout 4.

Contents

CharacteristicsEdit

It appears similar to a normal paint can, but filled with blood rather than paint. It has the same properties as a normal can of paint. It is identical to appearance to red paint and red paint cans.

CraftingEdit

The blood can can be broken down into its individual components for use in Crafting:

Materials:Requirements:Produces:

Blood can (1)

range

Workshop

level

Oil (2)Steel (2)

LocationsEdit

• Two can be found inside the Federal ration stockpile.
• One in the basement of Pickman Gallery.
• One inside Andrew station.
• One atop Hyde Park rooftop.
• fo4fh On the floor in a cabin in Kawaketak Station.
• fo4fh On the second floor of a semi-ruined house between Northwood Ridge Quarry and Waves Crest Orphanage, next to a red Nuka-Cola vending machine.
• Blue paint
• Green paint
• Red paint
• Red paint can
• Yellow paint

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Plastic



weight

0.10 (shipment of 25)

base id

0006907f001ec14d (shipment of 25)

Plastic is a crafting component in Fallout 4.

CharacteristicsEdit

A lightweight, synthetic material made from natural polymers. Plastic is a component used to make various items, including weapon modifications.

ProductionEdit

Materials:Requirements:Produces:

Miscellaneous object (see below)

range

level

Plastic (varies)

LocationsEdit

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anyone have list of player.pa playidle actions?

show menu?

player.pa actionpipboyopen is only a animation script. How would one console command the pipboy hud? help pipboy 0 doesn't seem to help much.

there are many things that can be done by knowing these codes and batching them together with other commands.

Modifying the SPECIAL stats Edit

Has anyone managed to do it in a way that also affects the perks screen ? When I use modav, the modification appears to be applied as a modifier, and not as a modification of the base value. --Ipsin (talk) 13:54, November 13, 2015 (UTC)

You need to use player.setav x in order to make your base stats different. Modav will give you a bonus such as wearing armor, using a beverage or food like a buff and setav will change the base value. --PvtNiss (talk) 03:45, November 15, 2015 (UTC)

Max Camera Zoom Setting Edit

does anyone know the game setting for max camera zoom? "setgs fChaseCameraMax 600" does not work in this game

fVanityModeMaxDist under [Camera] in Documents\My Games\Fallout4\Fallout4Custom.ini does the trick (it's also in Fallout4.ini in the same folder, may want to edit both). fMouseWheelZoomIncrement in the same section can speed up/slow down zooming if you're using a large distance. To change them in the console, use SetINI "setting:section" value, e.g., SetINI "fVanityModeMaxDist:Camera" 300 and SetINI "fMouseWheelZoomIncrement:Camera" 0.15 (defaults are 150 and 0.075). However, I can't get them to save between sessions using the console, so you're probably better off just editing the file directly (or use the ini tweaker tool) unless someone else can figure it out. saveINI doesn't seem to work, and while changing settings in the settings menu (like toggling invert mouselook) forces an ini save, it only saves Fallout4Prefs.ini. 162.252.201.32 22:08, January 12, 2016 (UTC)

OMOD IDs for Item Modding Edit

Does anyone know how to use [OMOD] IDs to mod an item?

1. Start with a weapon. You can spawn one from the console if you want with Player.AddItem FormID 1. Note that weapons spawned this way tend to have relatively powerful mods already -- I'm not sure how to spawn an unadorned weapon. 2. Drop the weapon on the ground. Open the console and click the weapon1. 3. Type AMod OModID (alias for AttachMod). For example, AMod 19ecc2 to add a sniper barrel. Similarly, RMod OModID (alias for RemoveMod) will remove the mod. It looks like Mods (alias for ShowMods) should give you a list of currently-equipped mods, but it doesn't seem to work. So you have to either explicitly overwrite existing mods, or install a different mod using the workbench then run player.showinventory to find the existing mod IDs. Or look in the workbench to find the mod name and look up the ID somewhere else. 1 Sometimes I can't click the weapon. Picking it up and dropping it again a time or two fixes the issue sometimes. If not, you can hold use to grab it (like you're going to drag it around the world), then you can type GetPlayerGrabbedRef. From there, either do PRID WeaponID then go to step 3, or use WeaponID.AMod OModID in step 3. For example, ff005ebc.AMod 19ecc2. 162.252.201.32 06:31, January 16, 2016 (UTC)

SLM works with NPCs too. :)

Quest IDs Edit

Where do we find quest IDs? I'm stuck. I finished one and I need to trigger the next since it won't automatically trigger as it should. (I finished Hunter Hunted and nothing happens) 179.186.118.137 16:10, November 20, 2015 (UTC)

Ideally documented on this wiki - it will be here soon. So far you can look up IDs in the dumped xml file mentioned here - for The Molecular Level the ID would be MQ206. --Alfwyn (talk) 16:34, November 20, 2015 (UTC) This can be found at Fallout 4 quests - Abedecain (talk) 13:20, December 1, 2015 (UTC)

RefID Suffix Edit

Anyone know what the new [EP] or [PP] or [T] suffixes for refIDs mean? I've noticed that everything dead has a [T] but not only dead creatures, usually people you can't interact with at the moment for some reason (like combat or if they are in the middle of something else). Seems like usually [PP] and [T] go together and [EP] is usually by itself. But this is all speculation. Originally I thought it had to do with gibbed enemies but obv that isn't the case, either... Any help? Degrelescence (talk) 13:01, December 1, 2015 (UTC)

I think the [T] is a temporary flag, raiders attacking settlements have them, as the bodies do vanish. There is also the [D] flag which is seen after the markfordelete command is used. if the command is used again the flag goes away and the object wont be removed. 68.43.16.96 18:46, December 2, 2015 (UTC)

[PP] seems to be player-centric. Sometimes a dropped item will have a [PP] suffix if it is legendary or that it was dropped out of the player's inventory (ownerhsip?) Nitrox1 12:11, January 3, 2016 UTC

[EP] and [PP] have something to do with parent/child relationships. I was trying to revive a Mr. Gutsy using refreshNPC or similar and it gave me an error that my target had a parent until I clicked a different body part that had a different tag or no tag. I don't know what they mean beyond that. 162.252.201.32 22:08, January 12, 2016 (UTC) All [EP]s I checked, have the persistent flag set in the game data. No idea what the E stands for. --Alfwyn (talk) 15:56, January 19, 2016 (UTC) If by "persistent" you mean "immortal" (i.e. they only fall down when killed, then get back up a few seconds later) then the E likely stands for essential. EDIT: after further investigation the E does not stand for essential, as some things marked [EP] are not essential. --L (JustCallMeL) (talk) 14:25, April 17, 2016 (UTC)

Setting NPCs as Essential/Unkillable Edit

I think that the setessential command doesn't work as described in this article. Using isessential does return the NPC's current value, but using setessential 1 with the NPC selected returns this error:

Invalid actor base '1' for parameter Actor Base.

Can anyone clue me in on what that means? Is there documentation that I could look at in the future for this kind of thing?

Also is anyone else seeing that error?

--CASREP (talk) 03:42, December 2, 2015 (UTC)

Yeah, apparently it is not target.setessential <0/1> but setessential <baseID> <0/1> (I could swear this is like Oblivion again and I'm pretty sure Skyrim's version was targetable, which is strangely backwards...), though I tried it on Codsworth (who has two base-IDs for his pre- and post-war versions) and while it executed wihout errors, still returned 1 on essential checks. --SwoleRat (talk) 05:19, December 2, 2015 (UTC)

Has anyone tried with ref IDs? Make settlers immortal? If you set one settler to immortal (using the actual BASE ID instead of a ref ID), does that make them all immortal? --Nitrox1 11:14, January 3, 2016 (UTC)

refIDs can't be used with setessential. The proper syntax is setessential <baseID> <0/1>, as stated previously. --L (JustCallMeL) (talk) 14:28, April 17, 2016 (UTC)

scrapall console command Edit

Would someone be able to clarify or clean up on the scrapall console command? There's a warning attached to using it, but it's not exactly clear on how to properly use it. Tito151 (talk) 11:37, January 13, 2016 (UTC)

Making page easier to readEdit

So this page is a bit of a mess. The command names and it's description are not properly seperated, wich leads into confusion.I thought it would be a good idea to make a table and put everything into that. Wich would look like this:

Command Full Name Effect

help <itemName> <int from 0 to 4> <CellID>	Help	Searches for item IDs, perk names, and even other commands. Use PageUp and PageDown keys to scroll the console.
tmm	Toggle Map Marker	tmm 1 – Enablee all tmm 0 – Disable alltmm 1,0,1 – Add all, without fast travel
tgm	Toggle God Mode	Become immortal. Ammuinition never depletes.

Does this sound like a good idea? I'd be willing to edit this page if you all are okay with this rather big change.--MrFunreal (talk) 01:57, December 6, 2015 (UTC)

I think it's a good idea. If at all possible in your example, I think the text column 1 should be aligned to the right, and columns 2 and 3 should be aligned to the the left. Especially column 3 as text there will probably be in more of a paragraph format.

--CASREP (talk) 00:53, December 11, 2015 (UTC)

Agreed. It's like the Skyrim Wiki (UESPwiki). HalloweenWeed (talk) 17:23, January 20, 2016 (UTC)

Console text location?Edit

The article currently has this near the top:

If the left side of the console is not visible, one may need to edit the Fallout4_Default.ini file in the installation folder. Increasing the iConsoleTextXPos variable will move the prompt further right into the field of view.

Has anyone actually done this successfully in FO4? iConsoleTextXPos doesn't appear in the default file. I've tried adding it with a value of 1300 (playing on 3 monitors, trying to move console to middle screen) in Fallout4_Default.ini, but nothing changed. Tried putting it in the regular Fallout4.ini as well, no change.

How to find a lost companionEdit

• Find your companion's ID on their character page. Here's the full list of available companions.
• Open console.
• Type : 'prid YourCompanionRefID' without the . Type 'moveto player'.
• Close console.

I'm not sure if this should be left here, deleted or added somewhere else. I needed this 10mn ago to find Strong and I didn't find any quicksteps on this site. --YoDsanklai (talk) 13:05, December 9, 2015 (UTC)

Added it as a possible example to the prid command. --SwoleRat (talk) 13:53, December 9, 2015 (UTC)

Resurrecting vaporized NPCs Edit

Both the "resurrect" as well as the "recycleactor" commands do not work for me when trying to revive an NPC that has been killed by a Laser/plasma weapon and therefore reduced to an ashpile. Disabling and enabling him again also doesn't do anything. Can anyone else confirm this and/or knows a workaround?

AWingpilot Pilotenkanal 11:13, December 15, 2015 (UTC)

Works for me. Use "resurrect 1" then "disable" and finally "enable." Resurrect (without the 1) is a broken command that only works in certain conditions. Degrelescence (talk) 07:21, December 19, 2015 (UTC)

Cell Reset Timer Command Edit

Adding the console command for changing the timer on Cell reset timers, from what I understand you have to do this every time you start up the game but for those that do not want to go through the whole modding "ordeal". I found that using setgs iHourstoRespawnCell <value> sets the number of hours for a cell that is not cleared to respawn enemies. directly taken from Gamebryo Engine commands. setgs iHourstoRespawnCellCleared <value> to do the same for cleared areas. just tested some combinations and this one works for cleared areas. Apologies if this is not the correct place to add this, if so feel free to remove.

Conversations doesn't disappear Edit

If my character or my companion say something, the words he said will be displayed on the screen and there is a small chance that this words will not disappear. For example, if we had a battle and my companion said something like 'shit, im wounded!', this words will stay on the screen until the game is reloaded.

Is there a way to reset ingame display layout with console or maybe something else?

Thanks in advance! Lucifer63 (talk) 08:54, December 31, 2015 (UTC)

removeperkEdit

"player.removeperk <perk ID> – Removes a specified perk.

Note: For some reason this does not seem to work for the V.A.N.S. perk."

and from my experience, nor does it remove the bloody mess gore. from what i understood from a mod in the nexus the bloody mess starts a "quest" and for removing it's gore you need to stop that quest somehow. i guess it's the same with V.A.N.S and maybe a few others

Just did a little digging, and it looks like I'll need to do a bit more. There's a "quest" called the PerksQuest that handles all of the bobbleheads, magazines, leveling up SPECIAL, and some normal perks like Bloody Mess, Animal Friend, Robotics Expert, Scrapper, Scrounger, Fortune Finder, Rad Absorption, Nerd Rage, and something called "Explorer" that I'm not sure what it is at the moment. However, when I look at the list of perks, the Bloody Mess perk (and others) clearly set a stage on the PerksQuest, but VANS doesn't seem to reference it at all. I'm gonna have to jump in the rabbit hole a little further to see if I can figure it out. --Xernoc (talk) 19:01, December 31, 2015 (UTC) Ah, so VANS has an Actor Value associated with it. 00000389 VANSPerk gets set to 1 when you purchase the perk. However, it doesn't seem to respond to setav, or if it does, it won't stay. You can disable the VANS effect by using "player.forceav 389 0", but I still can't figure out how to remove it from the perk chart. Of course, using forceav is kinda risky anyway since who knows what that'll affect. Yeah, until we have better tools I think VANS is a permanent perk if you purchase it. --Xernoc (talk) 19:27, December 31, 2015 (UTC)

Workshop actor values Edit

Was wondering if naming things the way game internally treats them is better opposed to UI names. For instance if someone isn't too fond/can't/etc tab out to check ids for power/food/water/defense/happiness/etc and decides to quickly look it up though console finding defense might take a while... for what ever reason it's called safety. I admit I spent a good 10 minutes trying to figure out what defense is called... till I realized I could just search for "workshopratingdamage"(missing/total) and find all of em right away...

Also may be worth mentioning that "help "water" 4 avif" will quickly display id for water value without the need to look for it online. Same would apply to all other stuff like draws and triangles and so forth. Also "getbudgetcounts" returns draws and triangles in their current and max form right away. Just don't mistype that into "budgetcounts" since that just scrapes and shoves everything into workshop -_- --HiSaZuL (talk) 03:19, February 14, 2016 (UTC)

Way to show disabled items? Edit

Are there any commands that allow me to enable items in a given area? I want to delete the items instead but that is difficult without the ability to select them in the console view.--108.36.89.96 17:43, August 2, 2016 (UTC)

Quest command: failquest is uselessEdit

Had removed it, but don't know if there's another command.

Dismissed companion settlement targetEdit

Surely there must be a console command that sets where a companion should go when dismissed. Specifically, I'm interested in resetting companions that have been assigned to settlements with the menu back to their original homes. I'm aware of how to do it before you assign a settpement, but not if it's possible afterward. -hashtalk 23:55, November 26, 2016 (UTC)

Altered timescale crashing Edit

Someone please provide a source that confirms this statement: "Warning: Altering the timescale will cause the game to crash if NPCs spawned using placeleveledactoratme or moveto player enter into combat"

The statement appears on every Fallout game's console page. I have never seen it anywhere but on those pages or seen any evidence that it is correct. --Rooker75 (talk) 16:17, June 15, 2017 (UTC)

missing getvalueinfo command Edit

This page does not list the invaluable getvalueinfo command

For those of us plagued by the "perception permanently impaired" bug, the command

player.getvalueinfo perception

will display the exact impairment (listed as the negative value of "temp") so that we can then use

player.modav perception [value]

with that same value to offset the supposedly-temporary impairment that has become permanent.

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Fallout 4 character

Deirdre



Biography

race

Ghoul

sex

Female

affiliation

The Slog

role

Settler/Trader

location

The Slog

Gameplay

appearances

Fallout 4

Additional info

voice actor

Gabrielle Sanalitro

base id

0003f23b

ref id

00048b78

dialogue

Deirdre.txt

 

Deirdre is a female ghoul located in the Slog in 2287.

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BackgroundEdit

Deirdre is a female ghoul living in the Slog. She acts as both a settler and a trader.

Interactions with the player characterEdit

Interactions overviewEdit

General Services Quests

Essential: no Companion: no Perk: no	Merchant: yes Sells -weapons, apparel, junk, ammo, misc Caps: -6 Doctor: no Rents bed/room: no	Starts quests: no Involved in quests: no

InventoryEdit

Apparel Weapon Other items On death

Athletic outfit	Pipe revolver pistol	.45 round	Explorer outfitTarberry

AppearancesEdit

Deirdre appears only in Fallout 4.

• pc ps4 xboxone Deirdre is a broken trader; you cannot view or buy her goods, and you cannot sell your items to her. May be "fixed" by assigning her to a general store. (Fixed as of 1.9.4.0.1)[verified]
• pc ps4 xboxone Unlike the other settlers, she will not enter a bleed out state if her health has been depleted. To make matters worse, her health does not seem to recover once it's drained.[verified]

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Adhesive

value

81000 (shipment of 25)2000 (shipment of 50)

weight

0.10 (shipment of 25)0 (shipment of 50)

base id

001bf72e001ec135 (shipment of 25)001ec134 (shipment of 50)

Adhesive is a crafting component in Fallout 4.

CharacteristicsEdit

A sticky substance used for binding objects together. Adhesive is an uncommon but valuable component, and is required for nearly every modification for weapons, armor, and robots.

Materials:Requirements:Produces:

Miscellaneous object (see below)

range

level

Adhesive (varies)

LocationsEdit

Adhesive is almost never found in its pure form in the world. As such, when one is attempting to search for adhesive, it is advised to search for the items which break down to adhesive such as duct tape and glue instead of the raw material.

• Adhesive products are often found in red tool boxes and tool chests scattered throughout the world.
• Shipments of 25 units of adhesive can be purchased from the following merchants:

The base price for a shipment (25) is 1000 caps, equating to 40 caps per adhesive. For comparison, duct tape (1 adhesive) is 12 caps, and wonderglue (2) is 20 caps, making it four times as expensive simply for convenience. One such way (see below) is to craft vegetable starch within the settlements by farming all of its requirements and crafting it personally at a cooking station.

• Adhesives are remarkably efficient in terms of yield per weight, with even the least efficient adhesives providing upwards of 7 adhesive per pound of weight.
• While not strictly a rare item, adhesive tends to be one of the most sought after and short supplied resources in the game, due to being used for almost all weapon and armor modifications.
• Vegetable starch is a source of adhesive and can be created at any cooking station using 3 corn (6 caps each), 3 mutfruit (8 caps each), 3 tato (7 caps each) and one bottle of purified water (20 caps each). Scrapping the starch yields 5 adhesive at a cost of 83 caps - 16.6 caps per adhesive. Creating vegetable starch also provides a large amount of experience, making leveling very possible with only creating the substance. All of these ingredients can be readily available at settlements, with farming and a water purifier. A very useful spot to make an adhesive farm is on Spectacle Island with all of its water and land to farm.

Crafting in Fallout 4

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