Discover the best Starfield cheats for PC to enhance your gaming experience and conquer the universe. Unlock hidden secrets.These are all the Starfield console cheats and codes to make your space life easier. Enter any command to get its effects.

With Starfield already on the market, being an open world game, it is normal for many of you to wonder if the game has cheats or console commands . The short answer is yes, it does . However, it must be kept in mind that there are a series of limitations when using them. In this post we will explain how to activate and use the cheats and what consequences they have .

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Starfield Cheats for PC

In order to use the cheats on the PC version of the game, you need to open the command console . To do this, all you need to do is press the ~ key .On a regular QWERTY keyboard and Windows, this involves pressing the AltGr and 4 keys at the same time. You can see the position of the keys in the following image.

With this you will be able to see that in the lower left corner of the screen a text box appears . There you must enter the command of the cheat you want to activate. The console is closed by pressing the same key combination with which you opened it.

Another option , if the other one does not work, is to press the º key , just to the left of the number 1 on the QWERTY keyboard. The console would close in this case with the same button.

Can you use cheats on Xbox Series X|S?

No. Cheats are only available on the PC version of the game.

All Starfield Cheats and Console Commands

These are the cheats and console commands available for Starfield . Keep in mind that cheats disable achievements when entered. If you want to disable a cheat , all you have to do is enter the same command again.

Remember to respect the spaces in the case of tricks where you must enter an ID and an amount:

getscale– Allows you to see the size or scale of the target you have selected with the mouse.
kill– Instantly kills the NPC you have selected with the mouse.
killall– Kills all nearby NPCs.
additem IDOBJECTOBJECTQUANTITY– Adds the object indicated in IDOBJECT and in the quantity indicated in OBJECTQUANTITY
additem A ITEMQUANTITY– Adds digital lockpicks to your inventory in the quantity specified in ITEMQUANTITY.
additem F ITEMQUANTITY– Adds credits to your inventory in the amount specified in ITEMQUANTITY.
modav carryweight WEIGHT– Changes the maximum weight your character can carry to the WEIGHT setting.
setav health HEALTH– Changes your character’s maximum health to the value indicated in HEALTH.
setav speedmult SPEED– Changes your character’s speed to the speed specified in SPEED. The default speed is 100.
setlevel LEVEL– Changes your character’s level to the level specified in LEVEL.
psb– Grants all powers to your character.
resurrect– Resurrects the NPC you have selected with the mouse.
setscale SIZE– Allows you to modify the size or scale of the target you have selected to the one indicated in SIZE.
sexchange– Changes the gender of your character.
tai– Disables the game’s AI (NPCs become dumb).
tcai– Disables the game’s combat AI (NPCs still do their thing, but they don’t attack you).
tcl– Noclip mode (“you fly” wherever you want and go through walls).
tfc– Free camera mode.
tgm– God Mode (nothing can kill you, infinite item loading).
tm– Enables and disables the interface.
tmm 1– Adds a marker for each location to the map.

Object IDs

These are some of the object IDs for the player.additem command. Remember that the format is player.additem OBJECTID OBJECTAMOUNT , with a space between player.additem and OBJECTID and another space between OBJECTID and OBJECTAMOUNT.

Journal IDs for improvement

These item IDs are for obtaining items that improve your character’s attributes, such as carrying capacity, melee damage, ballistic weapon damage…

1FF722
1FF723
1FF724
1FF725
1FF726
2009AD
2009AE
2009AF
2009B0
2009B1
2009B2
2009B3
2009B4
2009B5
2009B6
2009D4
2009D5
2009D6
2009D7
2009D8
2009DA
2009DB
2009DC
2009DD
2009DE
2009DF
2009E0
2009E1
2009E2
2009E3
200A84
200A85
200A86
200A87
200A88
201BD3
201BD4
201BD5
201BD6
201BD7
202D9A
202D9B
202D9C
202D9D
202D9E
208D85
208D86
208D87
208D88
208D89
208D8A
208D8B
208D8C
208D8D
208D8E
208E8D
208E8E
208E8F
208E90
208E91
20908F
209090
209091
209092
209093
209097
209098
209099
20909A
20909B
209FB6
209FB7
209FB8
209FB9
209FBA
20A91B
20A91C
20A91D
20A91E
20A91F
20A920
20A921
20A922
20A923
20A924
20B4AC
20B4AD
20B4AE
20B4AF
20B4B0
20B4B1
20B4B2
20B4B3
20B4B4
20B4B5
20BB2C
20BB2D
20BB2E
20BB2F
20BB30
21293B
21293C
21293D
21293E
212940
21B048
21B049
21B04A
21B04B
21B04C
21B04D
21B04E
21B04F
21B050
21D05A
23E915
23E916
23E917
23E918
23E919
23E91A
23E91B
23E91C
23E91D
23E91E
23E91F
23E920
23E921
23E922
23E923
23E924
23E925
23E926
23E927
23E928
23E929
23E92A
23E92B
23E92C
23E92D
23E92E
23E92F
23E930
23E931
23E972

Trait IDs

These commands add Traits to your character, allowing you to activate effects that you might otherwise only have 3 chosen at the start of the game.

227FD0
227FD1
227FD2
227FD3
227FD4
227FD5
227FD6
227FD7
227FD8
227FD9
227FDA
227FDD
227FDE
227FDF
227FE0
227FE1
227FE2

Weapon IDs

Each of these IDs corresponds to a weapon that will be added to your inventory in the quantity you specify, as with all other items. Keep in mind that they will be of common rarity .

0FD6
16758
18DE2C
1BC4F
21BBCD
21FEB4
23606
253A16
26035E
26D8A0
26D8A1
26D8A2
26D8A3
26D8A4
26D8A5
26D95D
26D960
26D961
26D963
26D964
26D965
26D966
26D967
26D968
26D96A
26D96B
26D96D
26D96E
26ED2A
26F181
2773C8
278F74
28A02
2953F8
2984DF
2BF65B
2CB5F
2D7F4
2EB36
2EB3C
2EB42
2EB45
2F413A
35A48
40826
4716C
476C4
4F760
546CC
546CD
547A3

Ammunition IDs

In the next section you have the ammo ID . Remember to put the amount of ammo you want after the ID, or you will only receive 1 unit:

2B4AFB
2B4AFC
2B558A
2B558B
2B558D
2B558E
2B558F
2B5590
2B5592
2B5594
2B5595
2B5596
2B5597
2B5598
2B5599
2B559A
2B559B
2B559C
2BAE3F
4AD3E
547A1
E8EC

Armor IDs

These are the IDs for armor, outfits, and backpacks. As with weapons, they will come in common rarities.

10A25D
10A25E
12E187
13F97B
13F97C
13F97D
1466F6
1466F7
1466F8
1466F9
1466FA
1466FC
1466FD
14E44E
165718
166402
166403
166404
166407
16640A
16640B
16640E
16640F
166410
169F50
169F51
169F54
169F55
169F58
169F59
16D15B
16D15C
16D2C4
16D3D0
16D3D1
16E0B5
16E0B6
16E0BB
16E0BD
16E0C3
1754D
1754E
1754F
1773BD
1C0F32
1C0F33
1C0F34
1C0F35
1CBA49
1CBA4A
1CBA4D
1CBA4E
1CBA52
1D0F94
1D0F95
1D0F96
1E2AC1
1E2AF7
1E2B17
1E2B18
1E2B19
1F22BB
1F22BC
1F73EF
206130
21A86A
21A86B
21A86C
21C77E
21C77F
21C780
21F3F4
225FC9
226296
226299
2265AD
2265AE
2265AF
227CA0
227CA3
22856F
228570
228829
22B8F6
2392B3
2392B4
2392B5
248C0E
248C0F
257805
257806
257807
257808
257809
25780A
25780B
25E8D5
26BEF
26BF0
26BF1
26BF2
29C7A
2AAF44
2AAF45
2D7346
2D7365
2E3D4F
2EDE9C
2EDF1F
2F4B39
3084C
3084D
3084E
37A34F
398103
398104
398105
398106
398107
398108
39810A
3A77
3B423
3B424
3CD812
3E8F
3E90
4E78
5278E
52792
65925
65926
66821
66822
66824
66825
66826
66827
66828
66829
6682A
6682B
67C93
67C94
67C95
6ABFF
6AC00
781F7
781F8
7B2B9
9F0F6
EF9AC
EF9AD
EF9AE
EF9AF
EF9B0
EF9B1
EF9B2
FD333

Material IDs

These IDs correspond to materials and aid items , from Aluminum to food to restore some health. Remember that lockpicks have an ID of A , and credits have an ID of F . Don’t forget to put the quantity after the ID so that the exact amount you want is added.

122EA8
122EB1
122EB6
143CB2
1FC9C1
202782
202F5A
203EAF
203EB0
203EB2
203EB3
203EB4
20A02F
246B5C
246B5F
246B64
246B65
246B66
246B68
246B69
246B6A
246B6C
246B6D
246B6F
246B70
246B71
246B72
246B73
246B74
246B75
246B76
246B77
246B79
246B7B
246B7C
249C52
24F5C3
260DF0
27C4A1
28DF
29A847
29A85C
29A85E
29B04F
29CAD9
29F3FC
29F400
29F40D
2A5024
2A9DE7
2A9DE8
2C5880
2C5883
2C5884
2C7222
2C7231
2C7240
2C7242
2C7C0A
2F4436
304D0
4BA37
5568
5569
556A
556B
556D
556E
556F
5570
5571
5572
5573
5574
5575
5576
5577
5578
5579
557A
557B
557C
557D
557E
557F
5580
5585
5586
5587
5588
5589
558A
558B
558C
558E
5591
559B
559E
55A6
55A7
55A8
55A9
55AA
55AB
55AC
55AD
55AE
55AF
55B0
55B1
55B2
55B3
55B8
55B9
55BA
55CB
55CC
55CD
55CE
57D9
57DD
57DF
57E1
5DEC
5DED
5DEE
5DEF
777FD
788D6
ABF9
C1F57

Infinite sprint

This trick allows you to use the jetpack in an efficient way to have infinite sprin . Keep in mind that it only works without overload . If you carry too many objects it will help you consume less oxygen in the long run, and if gravity is low , you can easily travel 300 or 400 meters before having to slow down a bit.

In order to do this, you simply need a jetpack that has the Jetpack without Capacity feature . That is, it gives you a very short jet propulsion , but it recovers quickly .

Now, simply sprint, jump, and tap the jump button once or twice to use the jetpack . If you notice, you don’t consume oxygen in the air . But you also regain oxygen , which means that when you touch down, your gauge will be full . Once the jetpack is restored, repeat the process and you’ll see both gauges recover alternately , giving you the ability to do infinite sprints.

Of course, the fuel and oxygen upgrades from your abilities make this effect even greater even if gravity isn’t on your side.

Trick to level up quickly (glitch)

There is a pause menu bug that allows you to level up at full speed . This is a design flaw in the pause menu , so it may be patched in the future, so keep that in mind if it doesn’t work.

The trick works like this: start by looking for a high level planet that has > ABUNDANT Fauna . For example, Hawking I in the Hawkin system , on the right side of the universe.