Instructions
- To place a new copy of an NPC at your current location, type the following in the console: player.placeatme <#>
- To move to an NPC, type the following in the console: player.moveto
- To move an NPC to you, type the following in the console: Prid
- Followed by: moveto player.
How do you target NPCS in Skyrim?
You may also target an NPC or object in the console by clicking on them, and then run command to affect the NPC or object. When an NPC or object is targeted in this way, their hex code (RefID) will be displayed at the top of the console.
How do I give myself more perks in Skyrim?
Press TAB, click Skills and advance the health attribute until you are no longer asked to select an attribute. After doing so, you should have lots of perk points to spend for your character!
Is there a way to get an NPC’s refid?
Is there a way to get their RefID through the in game help search? You can either get their RefID by clicking on them with the console open to target them, which should display their RefID at the top of the screen ( source: UESPWiki ), or by looking at an exhaustive list like this one (also UESPWiki).
Is there a way to get an NPC in Skyrim?
You can either get their RefID by clicking on them with the console open to target them, which should display their RefID at the top of the screen ( source: UESPWiki ), or by looking at an exhaustive list like this one (also UESPWiki). I haven’t heard of any other ways but will update my answer if I find anything.
Is there a way to resurrect an NPC?
You can reasonably get away with resurrecting unimportant NPCs, but not important ones, and definately not merchants. Only way to get the merchant back is to load an older save. Yes if you know the character’s id, you type prid , before you use the resurrect command, but it can still crash the game.
Where do I find the reference ID for an NPC?
(08004631) That’s the NPC’s Reference ID. The first two digits, in this case 08, will be the mod index number (dependent on where your mod comes in your load order) which will probably be wrong in GECK as it’s basing it on only mods loaded while working on your plugin.
