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Their Ref ID will be displayed at the top of the console. Once you’re near the NPC, open up your console with the tilde key (~) and click on them. The easiest way to determine the two numbers you should use is by checking an NPC from the DLC you have installed. Unfortunately, this is entirely dependent on the specific add-ons you have installed at the time, so it will vary from player to player. These items have two extra numbers in their Form ID which you will need to add in order to spawn that item. Enter 0 or leave this area blank for the message to show as normal.Īny item with the (DLC) tag beside the item code signifies that it is an item from an add-on. Enter the value 1 in this field to omit the message.

player.additemĭescription: Spawns the selected item of the specified quantity directly into your inventory. Let’s take a look at the command in full. See the bottom of this article to help determine what you should enter here.

Spawning any item from one of the Fallout 4 DLCs will require you to add in the Form ID for the specific add-ons you have installed. However, you may notice some items contain a (DLC) to the left of the listed code. From here, you’ll be able to enter the command using the syntax below. Press the tilde ~ key in your game to pop up the console. Firstly, we’ll need to get our console open. That being said, there are some extra details you’ll need to be aware of. For the most part, adding items to your inventory in Fallout 4 is quick and easy to do.
