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The Elder Scrolls III: Bloodmoon Hints
Cheat Summary
Check the main Morrowind UHS hint file for lots of detailed information on console commands. Here, I just summarize some of the most important and useful ones.
Bring up the console window with the ~ key and type:
TGM - toggle god mode TCL - toggle clipping mode TFOW - toggle fog of war on map menu TFH - toggle full help (lets you see ownership of items you point at) PT - purge textures (useful if the graphics start glitching) COC - used for teleportation, as in: coc "fort frostmoth" SetPCCrimeLevel $ - sets your bounty to $ (a 0 erases it)
You can set the values of your attributes and skills by typing: player->set<attrib or skill> #. Eliminate all spaces and hyphens in the attribute and skill names. For example, here are commands to set your Strength, Long Blade, and Hand-to-hand values each to 100:
player->setstrength 100 player->setlongblade 100 player->sethandtohand 100
You can add and remove spells from your spellbook by using the following two commands. Chameleon is used as the example spell.
player->addspell "chameleon" player->removespell "chameleon"
The main usefulness of those two codes is to get yourself some cool constant effects that you can't get otherwise.
When you're done, hit ~ again to close the cheat console.
