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Skyrim Gaming Apr 10, 2020 @ 9:50pm
Do my children actually grow into teens?
Or has that not been implemented yet
Thanks in advance!
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Originally posted by indiehindi:
Originally posted by alibabba3000:
I tried it again and I get 2 kids that are 20 years old but look 5 (not babies). They function as adults though.

Firstly type ''help'' in console to see proper commands because i'm gonna explain how to do it and i may mistype the commands.

You have to follow an order

Lets say you have a new born baby named Jeremus.

First you have to age him to 5
campaign.set_hero_age 5 Jeremus

Now you have to turn him into a child
campaign.grow_player_bebies_to_child [no name needed here] <- keep in mind such commands apply to all ''babies'' you have.

Now age him to 15, you need to go step by step
campaign.set_hero_age 15 Jeremus

Then turn him into a teenager
campaign.grop_player_kids(or child not sure here, check it)_to_teens

Lastly age him to 20
campaign.set_hero_age 20 Jeremus

And again turn him into adult
campaign.grow_player_teens_to_adults

Your offspring will always appear in Chaikand with only one exception if you have a castle or town and made your wife governer of it; game sets your + your wife's + your kids home as that fief. So they appear there.

Also by typing ''campaign.grow'' you can see all the correct commands below, check them before typing and surely save before even doing this.
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The Greg Machine Apr 10, 2020 @ 9:55pm 
Allegedly it takes 18 in-game years so... yea.

There is a mod that lowers it to 3, but last I checked it was a bit buggy--but maybe it's updated now!
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Skyrim Gaming Apr 10, 2020 @ 9:56pm 
Originally posted by The Greg Machine:
Allegedly it takes 18 in-game years so... yea.

There is a mod that lowers it to 3, but last I checked it was a bit buggy--but maybe it's updated now!
Can i speed it up with commands for like making them 17 and then waiting a year?
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The Greg Machine Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:03pm 
Sadly, I don't know anything about commands--but I imagine there's probably some way to fudge it?
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Skyrim Gaming Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:04pm 
Originally posted by The Greg Machine:
Sadly, I don't know anything about commands--but I imagine there's probably some way to fudge it?
ok ty
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Lion Bird Plate Plate Feather Fe Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:05pm 
Even if there was a way, I wouldn't recommend speeding it up unless you want to see many more AI nobles suddenly appear, as they too might grow up along with yours. The NPCs get kids too.
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indiehindi Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:06pm 
Originally posted by Skyrim:
Originally posted by The Greg Machine:
Allegedly it takes 18 in-game years so... yea.

There is a mod that lowers it to 3, but last I checked it was a bit buggy--but maybe it's updated now!
Can i speed it up with commands for like making them 17 and then waiting a year?

Yes you can if you have ''Developers Mode''.
But firstly for a new born, change his age to 5 then via command make him a child. Then change his age to 15 and via command make him teenager. Lastly change his age to 20 and via command make him adult.

If you dont do it that way, youll en up having a 20 years old baby. ''Literally'' a baby joins your party with the age of 20. So you need to get used to those commands adn work a way around it.
I recommend creating a save file with the mod and without the mod before trying it.
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Skyrim Gaming Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:09pm 
Originally posted by indiehindi:
Originally posted by Skyrim:
Can i speed it up with commands for like making them 17 and then waiting a year?

Yes you can if you have ''Developers Mode''.
But firstly for a new born, change his age to 5 then via command make him a child. Then change his age to 15 and via command make him teenager. Lastly change his age to 20 and via command make him adult.

If you dont do it that way, youll en up having a 20 years old baby. ''Literally'' a baby joins your party with the age of 20. So you need to get used to those commands adn work a way around it.
I recommend creating a save file with the mod and without the mod before trying it.
thanks boss, i'll try that out later.
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indiehindi Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:10pm 
Originally posted by indiehindi:
If you dont do it that way, youll en up having a 20 years old baby. ''Literally'' a baby joins your party with the age of 20.

Gotta admit it was the goofiest thing when screwed up the process first time. Riding into battle with a two handed-axe wielding baby on a n imperial horse....:steammocking:
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Lion Bird Plate Plate Feather Fe Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:15pm 
Originally posted by indiehindi:
Originally posted by indiehindi:
If you dont do it that way, youll en up having a 20 years old baby. ''Literally'' a baby joins your party with the age of 20.

Gotta admit it was the goofiest thing when screwed up the process first time. Riding into battle with a two handed-axe wielding baby on a n imperial horse....:steammocking:

...... I would gladly lead a baby army if the hit boxes are as tiny as they are.
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The Former Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:19pm 
Originally posted by indiehindi:
If you dont do it that way, youll en up having a 20 years old baby.

I think I've met a few of those in my time!
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Plinto Apr 10, 2020 @ 10:22pm 
Originally posted by Lion Bird Plate Plate Feather Fe:
Even if there was a way, I wouldn't recommend speeding it up unless you want to see many more AI nobles suddenly appear, as they too might grow up along with yours. The NPCs get kids too.
God I can't wait until rebellions are in and Kingdom management is complete and our starting characters are old and gray or long dead but our sons and daughters are starting wars and kingdoms of their own.
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alibabba3000 Apr 26, 2020 @ 11:14am 
Originally posted by indiehindi:
Originally posted by Skyrim:
Can i speed it up with commands for like making them 17 and then waiting a year?

Yes you can if you have ''Developers Mode''.
But firstly for a new born, change his age to 5 then via command make him a child. Then change his age to 15 and via command make him teenager. Lastly change his age to 20 and via command make him adult.

If you dont do it that way, youll en up having a 20 years old baby. ''Literally'' a baby joins your party with the age of 20. So you need to get used to those commands adn work a way around it.
I recommend creating a save file with the mod and without the mod before trying it.


What is the console command for this? I tried:
"campaign.set_hero_age 5"
But it doesnt recognize my kids as heroes.
I also tried "campaign.grow_player_babies_to_child" but it didnt seem to do anything. Meaning you are correct in that you have to age them before changing their age group status.
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Skyrim Gaming Apr 26, 2020 @ 11:16am 
Originally posted by alibabba3000:
Originally posted by indiehindi:

Yes you can if you have ''Developers Mode''.
But firstly for a new born, change his age to 5 then via command make him a child. Then change his age to 15 and via command make him teenager. Lastly change his age to 20 and via command make him adult.

If you dont do it that way, youll en up having a 20 years old baby. ''Literally'' a baby joins your party with the age of 20. So you need to get used to those commands adn work a way around it.
I recommend creating a save file with the mod and without the mod before trying it.


What is the console command for this? I tried:
"campaign.set_hero_age 5"
But it doesnt recognize my kids as heroes.
I also tried "campaign.grow_player_babies_to_child" but it didnt seem to do anything. Meaning you are correct in that you have to age them before changing their age group status.
I think you have to specify what hero your trying to change the age of.
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alibabba3000 Apr 26, 2020 @ 11:23am 
Originally posted by Skyrim:
Originally posted by alibabba3000:


What is the console command for this? I tried:
"campaign.set_hero_age 5"
But it doesnt recognize my kids as heroes.
I also tried "campaign.grow_player_babies_to_child" but it didnt seem to do anything. Meaning you are correct in that you have to age them before changing their age group status.
I think you have to specify what hero your trying to change the age of.

Yes I added the name and figured out the issue. I had name and age reversed. I just did it but now I have little tiny adult people and not full grown adults. Despite doing the full process. Will try again now.
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alibabba3000 Apr 26, 2020 @ 11:31am 
I tried it again and I get 2 kids that are 20 years old but look 5 (not babies). They function as adults though.
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