Fallout 4 toggle noclip on the PC

[jeffrey.mcintosh]

Could some one give step by step instruction how do this ?

[FedEx Noelle]

TFC (Toggle Free Cam)
TFC1 (Toggle Free Came but freezes time in game)
Edit: SUCSM 1-5 changes the speed of the camera. 1 being the slowest and 5 being the fastest. It can go above 5 tho.

[Asmodan]

Open the Console (with ~ left to the 1 on American English keyboards i think, or ö on German Keyboards)
Type tcl
Close the Conole
You should now be able to go through walls. Repeat for turning clipping back on.

[JOW]

Sometimes the 'tcl' [toggle collision] command quits working for me in the console and I have had to restart (reload) the game to restore it.

[Asmodan]

the tcl Command dont work if you have something marked in the Console (showed as a Number on top of the console, an NPC for example). Then you first have to click in the Window above the Console to unselect this.

[Vyvyvn]

Originally posted by Conflictions 🦃:

TFC (Toggle Free Cam)
TFC1 (Toggle Free Came but freezes time in game)
Edit: SUCSM 1-5 changes the speed of the camera. 1 being the slowest and 5 being the fastest. It can go above 5 tho.

That is not noclip.

[JOW]

Originally posted by Asmodan:

the tcl Command dont work if you have something marked in the Console (showed as a Number on top of the console, an NPC for example). Then you first have to click in the Window above the Console to unselect this.

Thanks. I'm not sure what that means but I will look more carefully if and when this happens to me again.

[FedEx Noelle]

Originally posted by Vyvyn Crux:

Originally posted by Conflictions 🦃:

TFC (Toggle Free Cam)
TFC1 (Toggle Free Came but freezes time in game)
Edit: SUCSM 1-5 changes the speed of the camera. 1 being the slowest and 5 being the fastest. It can go above 5 tho.

That is not noclip.

Yes it is lol.

[Vyvyvn]

Originally posted by Conflictions 🦃:

Originally posted by Vyvyn Crux:

That is not noclip.

Yes it is lol.

No, It isn't. NOCLIP allows the player to traverse through solid objects. All you're doing is telling people how to reposition the camera.

Last I checked, A camera is not the player.

[FedEx Noelle]

Originally posted by Vyvyn Crux:

Originally posted by Conflictions 🦃:

Yes it is lol.

No, It isn't. NOCLIP allows the player to traverse through solid objects. All you're doing is telling people how to reposition the camera.

Last I checked, A camera is not the player.

Whatever

[Solomon Hawk]

Although it doesn't work all the time ...
~tcl <Enter> ~
This is the Toggle Collision command.
Repeat to turn it off.

[Vyvyvn]

Originally posted by Solomon Hawk:

Although it doesn't work all the time ...
~tcl <Enter> ~
This is the Toggle Collision command.
Repeat to turn it off.

IT works all the time, Just not when there's a reference ID selected.

[krashd]

Console users should always be aware of exactly what ID is referenced when using the console. There's no harmful result when using the TCL command other than it just failing to work but people have broken their game with other commands such as Disable or MarkForDelete by thinking they have a useless object targeted when in fact it is Piper or Danse's ID being referenced because that's who they just interacted with ingame.

Admittedly deleting Piper is fun and everyone should try it at least once.

[JOW]

Originally posted by Asmodan:

the tcl Command dont work if you have something marked in the Console (showed as a Number on top of the console, an NPC for example). Then you first have to click in the Window above the Console to unselect this.

Thanks again for pointing this out. I just forgot how the console works :)
On my system the mouse wheel will scroll through previous commands used and any parameters that were used with those commands will display right at the top border of the console window just like you said. I can use the mouse wheel to remove the selection numbers or I can click repeatedly anywhere on the screen for the same effect.

On a similar subject, 'pcb' [purge cell buffer] is still accepted by the console but does not work to clear the console memory. Do you know if this has any useful effect in Fallout 4?

[Asmodan]

I don't have much experience with the Purge Cell Buffer command, i only used it in New Vegas. As far as i know this is usefull when you have a lot of mods, the Game Engine is 32Bits and the memory comes to its limit because of that. Fallout 4 runs on a 64Bit Engine and this should no longer be a Problem, so no need to use pcb. Except maybe if you have 8gb Ram or less and use tons of mods. But i think its no longer usefull.

[Anachronism]

Originally posted by LeMajorComAgain:

Originally posted by Vyvyn Crux:

That is not noclip.

Yes it is lol.

No it's not. TCL is NoClip. The command listed there is FreeCam. Those are two completely different things.

@jeffrey.mcintosh I would suggest not turning to Steam when you have an issue and go to Nexus. Steam is basically GameFaq's 2.0 as the people here are never helpful.