Instant Perks SE 

Instantly add perks - 3 levels to choose from - Basic, Medium and Master.

This is a port of my oldrim mod for SE

Instructions/Instructions

Tired of trying to boost your perks, or cheating while looking for console codes to get perks and adding them one by one. It takes forever! You need to reach level 273 to get all the perks of Skyrim!

Now you can cheat the easy way by typing a console command - perfect for when you play Skyrim a few times and you just want the easy life! Or if you use a mod manager to set up multiple profiles and want to progress quickly. There are 3 levels of perks (each level will give you several perks across all skill trees) and a perk delete file in case you think you're too powerful. Removing your perks later in the game can also create a greater challenge if your weapons and armor are too advanced, or if you just want more of a challenge by picking locks and the like.

Install

This is a set of 4 files that you simply copy into your Skyrim directory (where you installed Steam - not the data directory like normal mod files).

Once the file is in the correct location, just press the tilde key (`) to open the console and enter the command bat filename...

For example...

bat PerksBasic (although the file has a .txt extension, you can't include this - just "bat PerksBasic" will do the job)

Now you can get most perks around level 40 or 50 on all skill trees! You can then change your mind and type "bat PerksMedium" and get all the extra level 60(ish) or "bat PerksMaster" and get all the perks! (Do not include quotes).

If you're not satisfied, just type bat PerksRemove and remove all privileges (note that this will also remove any perks you had before using the first console command).

Also note that the offer does not show up until you refresh the skill page and there is no notification that the skill has been added or removed - it works like magic!

Files contained in ZIP file

PerksMaster - Add all perks

PerksMedium - Adds perks from approximately level 60 (varies by skill)

PerksBasic - Increases all perks to level 50 (varies by skill)

PerksRemove - Removes all perks (all privileges) whether you have them or not. You will still keep any unspent perks.

IMPORTANT - If you use PerksRemove, you will lose any privileges you have assigned - I haven't figured out how to retain them yet. You can still add any number of privileges later using these commands so you don't lose anything in the long term.

Any perks you gain in the normal way (from experience and hard work) can still be spent as before - these commands will just give you a huge head start.

If you want to change the perks you get, just edit the text file and delete the ones you don't want, or add the actions you performed. The PerksMaster file contains all the special code (there's some extra code at the end that hasn't been updated - I think these are experimental and I haven't tried it yet) so editing this file is probably your fastest solution.

There are 251 standard perks (excluding the 22 vampire and werewolf perks not included in these mods), for a total of 273. Perksbasic gives you 110, perksmedium gives you 196 (86 more), and perksmaster gives you all 251. It takes a very long time to reach level 251, so using these commands makes it easier to get all the perks of Skyrim.

Using a mod manager

If you are using configuration files with Mod Organizer, please do not put them in the configuration folder, only in the main Skyrim folder. I don't think any mod manager will install this for you - you have to do it manually! If anyone knows how to get mod admins to do this, feel free to edit...

compatibility

As far as I know, it shouldn't conflict with anything - these files don't use any resources or scripts, and aren't installed like normal mods in the data folder, so they shouldn't cause any problems. It should count as an extra mod you can have without increasing the limit of what mod organizers can handle!

Incompatibility

There's nothing I know of …