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help Armor 87 tribes 0
there should be some reference codes that appear in a list which relate to the mod. If there are any particular names of objects you know, type this in, by way of a keyword that the search will recognise and bring up what you type in. If nothing contains the keywords you input, you will need to be more specific.
Typing "help" [name of item] then '0' (zero) gives you the correct item codes you need to then input with the 'player.additem' command. The 'xx' characters are not part of the ID as "xx", but a number (01 or 03 for example).
If you are having issues getting the item in your inventory, it might be because you are selecting the wrong object ID. Things like static items, keywords, NPCs or events will NOT be able to appear into your inventory, which is how the 'player.additem' command works by. So you need to make sure the code is preceeded with something like 'ARMO' or 'MISC' or 'ALCH' - something like these are what you need, but you don't have to input ALCH or ARMO, just the code, followed by the quantity you want.
Also, the mod author needs to have made the item an armor that can be picked up in your inventory for this to even work.
If it is an armor piece, you will need to look for ARMO: xx00C716
Page up/Page down keys will scroll up/down the list of IDs that appear on Help command in console.
Best of luck!
Console Commands Wiki for FONV:
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/fallout-new-vegas-console-commands/
Your item starts with '04' because it's 4th in your load order. OP's might not be. Typing in Help command will reveal the current ID.
As mods are added and shifted around in your load order, your item ID will change in this prefix.
Hey so this is quite useful however when i do "Help armor of the 87th tribe" in the commands nothing happened?
If that doesn't work, the first two digits could be anything from 01–09. Try these in succession until you find the right one.
No such command exists in the vanilla game. It comes from the JIP LN NVSE plugin. While it's certainly a helpful command, please make sure to put a disclaimer in order to not confuse people who are not using mods.