Better console alias-item
Better console aliases - items, ingredients, building supplies
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About this mod Machine translation
Better console aliases - items, ingredients, building supplies
Need CDCooley to provide a better console
This is a text file that contains the aliases for all alchemy ingredients from all DLC and all other useful commands.
The text file will need to be edited to add your specific DLC code. Find console.cfg in Skyrim > Data Files. It is recommended to use an editing program such as Notepad++
Contains checklist
crime money
miscellaneous
Ore and ingots
Leatherworking
gem
SoulGems (full and empty)
All Alchemy Ingredients, including DLC
About naming
I'm not using spaces for these
"Goatskin" is listed as "goatskin"
"Sabre Cat Pelt" is listed as "SabreCatPelt"
wait
Gold coins are classified as coins
What type was the ingot just named?
Iron ingots are just "iron". Gold ingots are just "gold". Ore is the type, then the ore. Therefore, "Iron Ore"
Everything with an apostrophe has been removed
"Chicken eggs" are listed as "chicken eggs"
What level is the soul gem?
"Grand" will bring you the empty soul gem. If you want the full 'GrandFull'
Additional features
I also included setting your crime gold to 0 as well. This will withdraw coins from your inventory. To set crime to 0, just enter the main town name; Falkreath, Windhelm, Solitude, Deadly, Starfall, markarth, riften, whiterun, winterhold.
Also included are Lockpicks, Mammoth Tusks, Horkertusks, Pickaxes, Torches, Woodman's Axes.
Add food
About the DLC project
I've added the files, but depending on your load order you may need to edit the files. To check, go to NMM, find the tab that says "Plugins" and see what DLC is listed. To me it looks like this
This is how it is currently set up
Sorry for the confusion, the file was mirrored from Skyrim to SSE and the file was not received. Everything should be fine and working now!
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Requires Better Console by CDCooley
This is a text file including aliases for all alchemy ingredients from all DLC's and some other useful commands.
The text file will need editing to add in your specific DLC code. Find the console.cfg in Skyrim > Data file. An editing program like notepad++ recommended
Included Lists
CrimeGold
Miscellaneous
Ores and ingots
Leatherwork
Gems
SoulGems (full and empty)
All Alchemy ingredients including DLC
About the Naming
I did not use spaces for these
'Goat Hide' is listed as 'GoatHide'
'Sabre Cat Pelt' is listed as 'SabreCatPelt'
Ect
Gold Coins are listed as Coin
Ingots are just named as what type
Iron Ingots are just 'iron'. Gold ingots are just 'gold'. Ores are the type and ore afterwards. So 'IronOre'
Anything with an apostrophe s had it removed
'Chicken's Egg' is listed as 'ChickenEgg'
Soul gems are what level they are.
'Grand' will give you a grand empty soul gem. If you want it full 'GrandFull'
Extras
I've included setting your crime gold to 0 as well. This will take coin from your inventory. To set crime to 0 just type in the main town name; Falkreath, Windhelm, solitude, morthal, downstar, markarth, riften, whiterun, winterhold.
Also included Lockpicks, Mammoth Tusks, Horkertusks, pickaxe, torch, woodcutter's Axe.
Added Food items
About DLC items
I have added these, but depending on your load order, you MAY need to edit the file. To check go to NMM find the tab that says 'plugins' and see what DLC is listed as what. For me it looks like this
This is how they are currently set
Sorry about the confusion, file had been mirrored from skyrim to SSE and it didnt take the file. Everything should be fine and be working now!
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