The New Vegas Strip and Freeside were meant to be whole zones by themselves. E3 2010 showed of the whole Strip, and it is also rendered that way in the intro cinematic. Freeside was a single massive zone, including a number of generic NPCs like beggars and pickpockets. For Fallout: New Vegas on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "These console commands (spoilers)" - Page 2.

The coc command doesn't work for all locations in the game; it's also fairly heavy on lower-end systems and can cause freezing. Several Fallout 3 console commands remain the same, e.g. player.modav carryweight. Refer to these commands here. Most commands are the same in Fallout 3 and New Vegas because both games use the same engine.

Whatever the override is is what you typed in, most likely, and you can just reverse it by reëntering the command using the same value but negative. If the value is already negative on the override, you can use a positive value. Do not use setav or forceav. Only modav. Last edited by E.P.D. Gaffney ; Jan 3, 2018 @ 5:18pm.
Untimely_Demise 12 years ago #3. Open the console and click on Veronica to target her. Use the command "inv" to see a list of everything in her inventory along with the Base IDs of said items. Find the items you want to remove (you can scroll back up the list with the page up button if you need to) and use the command "removeitem BaseID 1 Bottle caps are one of the standard currencies in Fallout: New Vegas. The bottle cap is the main currency used in the Mojave Wasteland when dealing with NPCs. In addition to being found loose, bottle caps can also be acquired from drinking Nuka-Cola or Sunset Sarsaparilla. Sunset Sarsaparilla bottle caps - These are the caps off of bottles of Sunset Sarsaparilla. In terms of gameplay, these

To call an NPC to you you will first need that NPC's base ID number. If it is a named NPC you can google the name of the game plus the name of the NPC and get the ID that way. Or you can walk up to any NPC, focus your cursor on him/her, hit the tilde key to open the console and then click on the NPC and the ID of that NPC will show. Here's the

If that's wrong then open G.E.C.K, open the Lonesome Road.esp and find the armor. No, you are wrong (unless it is the wiki that is wrong). I have the right code. The problem is the code is not spawning any item at all. Boards. Fallout: New Vegas. Need help spawning the Courier's Duster with command console **minor spoilers**. Topic Archived.
JoshKillin Apr 2, 2017 @ 6:56am. One easy way to figure out the load order numbers from in-game is like this; -Say you are looking to spawn in a weapon from Honest Hearts (just an example) -Find an empty container. -Place any item added by Honest Hearts into that container. -Open the console, click the container.
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