Fallout: New Vegas on PC exposes a developer console for debugging, testing, and — yes — cheating. It is not available on console versions (Xbox 360, PS3).
| Command | Effect | Example |
|---|---|---|
tgm | Toggle God Mode (invulnerability, infinite AP, no reload) | tgm |
tcl | Toggle No-Clip (fly through walls) | tcl |
player.additem <formID> <count> | Add item to inventory | player.additem 0000000f 500 (500 caps) |
player.addxp <amount> | Grant XP | player.addxp 10000 |
player.setav <actorvalue> <value> | Set actor value (health, carryweight, skills) | player.setav carryweight 1000 |
unlock | Unlock targeted door/container (crosshair must hover) | Open console → click object → unlock |
kill | Kill targeted NPC | Open console → click NPC → kill |
resurrect | Revive targeted NPC | Open console → click corpse → resurrect |
coc <cellID> | Center on cell (fast travel anywhere) | coc goodsprings |
save <name> / load <name> | Quick save/load named slots | save mybackup |
help "item name" 4 in console (returns FormIDs).setstage or killing essential NPCs can brick questlines.Console commands are a single-player power tool — use them to bypass bugs, test builds, or just have chaotic fun.