Morrowind talk:Console

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Contents 1 Redundancy 2 How to Enhance Effect of Enchanted Clothing? 3 SetAcrobatics 4 Enableracemenu reset stats?

[edit] Redundancy

See Tes3Mod:Categorical Function List#Console. —Wrye 13:28, 1 November 2006 (EST)

Well actually, this page was moved out from the Morrowind Cheats page, after I discussed it with Nephele. We thought it would make more sense to have it similar to the Console page in the Oblivion section. I donʼt think either of us realized that there was a large page devoted to it in the Tes3Mod section. Even still, I really donʼt think that page fits for the purpose of a general page. Thereʼs just so much information, it takes forever to find specific commands, so for a casual player trying to trouble shoot a problem, it just isnʼt useful. Of course, as a modder resource it is probably very nice. I think we should just keep this page to have a quick reference and to have continuity between the Oblivion and Morrowind pages —Ratwar 15:37, 1 November 2006 (EST)

Just to chime in and basically agree with everything Ratwar said… The info on this page isnʼt new, it was already technically redundant, just buried in a mess on the cheats page. And the list of commands on the Tes3Mod page isnʼt exactly user friendly, especially for new players who have never used the console before. There should probably be some cross links added from this page to the modding page, perhaps even links from each of the individual commands to some of the detailed individual pages that have been set up. But overall I think this is a case where redundancy may be most useful overall for the readers. —Nephele 17:03, 1 November 2006 (EST)

I agree that this separate, simplified page is needed. For one it explains how to use the console, and form commands based on desired action/outcome. As a quick reference itʼs excellent. — Lee Carré 06:12, 26 October 2007 (EDT)

[edit] How to Enhance Effect of Enchanted Clothing?

Anybody know how you can set the enchantment level of a item of clothing for a more powerful effect?

This is not the place to ask game-play questions, the forum would be more appropriate. If you wish to gain useful answers, youʼll want to read and learn about how to ask questions the smart way. ^{—The preceding unsigned comment was added by Lee Carre (talk • contribs).}

[edit] SetAcrobatics

I moved this comment from the article, where it had been added to the description of the the Set<Skill> command:

(I have never had this problem. I think the notion comes from a certain scroll you can pick at the beginning of the game which gives 1000 acrobatics and only lasts for 7 seconds, hence by the time you hit the ground the magic is gone and you die. It is not hard to quicksave before you test things however.)

The comment needs to be confirmed, rewritten to not be in first person, rewritten to not be so circumspect about the facts (spoilers are OK on the site!), and integrated with the rest of the text instead of added as a parenthetical comment. --Nephele^Talk 02:19, 18 November 2007 (EST)

[edit] Enableracemenu reset stats?

I didn't think I saw it on the list, but does using EnableRaceMenu to change appearance reset your stats like it does in Oblivion? ^{—The preceding unsigned comment was added by 76.235.207.108 (talk • contribs).}

Sometimes. It depends what you change. There's a slight peculiarity when you use it multiple times in the same session (without saving, exiting, and reloading). The first time you use it, you just get the race selection screen. The second time you use it, you get the class selection screen as well. The third time you use it, you get the birthsign screen as well. From the fourth time onwards, you get all the screens including the final 'review' screen. Your stats will be reset if you either (a) change race or sex, class or birthsign, or (b) click 'ok' on the review screen. If you simply change your hairstyle, and remember to save, exit, and reload after doing so, your stats should not be reset, no matter how many times you change hairstyle. --Gaebrial 05:26, 30 April 2008 (EDT)