ConsoleCommand/bat file question

[NRWDuke]

I have several txt files with console commands that will start when the game starts, all worked fine. Some entries are

setgs iHandScannerAnimalCountBase 1
setgs iHandScannerPlantsCountBase 1
setgs fHandScannerScanRange 260
setgs fHandScannerSocialRange 350
setgs fSpaceshipRegisterValueMult 0.10

and so on.

Now i was thinking about a new entry but it doesn´t work and i don´t know why and i can´t find a solution i understand.
So the console command (which work ingame) would be "player.setav oxygen 10000".
When i put this line into a txt it doesn´t work.
Is the "setgs" important or do i have to write it different or or or? I have tried some different ways without luck.

Is someone able to help, without asking why i want that line or some **** like that. Also don´t suggest another mod or tool, i just want to now if it can work the current way. And yes i can enter the command ingame without problems but i am lazy ;)
I would be really thankful if someone can teach me.

[oak]

The initial ones are changing game settings (set G S) but your player.setav is an object targeted command.

I *think* you skip the 'setgs' command prefix and enter the command in your batch as you would enter it direct in console. But, you would only be able to execute once loaded into your save - having it try to execute before your save has loaded there's no player object to work with.

[NRWDuke]

Originally posted by oak:

The initial ones are changing game settings (set G S) but your player.setav is an object targeted command.

I *think* you skip the 'setgs' command prefix and enter the command in your batch as you would enter it direct in console. But, you would only be able to execute once loaded into your save - having it try to execute before your save has loaded there's no player object to work with.

@oak Ah ok i think i understand now. Thanks a lot.

[Macronomicus]

Originally posted by oak:

The initial ones are changing game settings (set G S) but your player.setav is an object targeted command.

I *think* you skip the 'setgs' command prefix and enter the command in your batch as you would enter it direct in console. But, you would only be able to execute once loaded into your save - having it try to execute before your save has loaded there's no player object to work with.

Thanks for the info, I didnt know that & was planning to do some bat stuff.