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That only works for building setlements, not for modding weapons or outfits.
This works fine: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/13311/?
It allows you to add up to 1000 of each crafting material at once.
This comes handy then: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/3190/?
It makes the junk (and some other items you choose) weightless.
xxxxxxx-material id, yy-amount
player.additem 001BF72D 1000; Acid
player.additem 001BF72E 1000; Adhesive
player.additem 0006907A 1000; Aluminum
player.additem 001BF72F 1000; Antiseptic
player.additem 000AEC5C 1000; Asbestos
player.additem 000AEC5B 1000; Ballistic Fiber
player.additem 000AEC5D 1000; Bone
player.additem 000AEC5E 1000; Ceramic
player.additem 0006907B 1000; Circuitry
player.additem 000AEC5F 1000; Cloth
player.additem 00106D99 1000; Concrete
player.additem 0006907C 1000; Copper
player.additem 000AEC60 1000; Cork
player.additem 0006907D 1000; Crystal
player.additem 001BF730 1000; Fertilizer
player.additem 00069087 1000; Fiber Optics
player.additem 000AEC61 1000; Fiberglass
player.additem 0006907E 1000; Gears
player.additem 00069085 1000; Glass
player.additem 000AEC62 1000; Gold
player.additem 000AEC63 1000; Lead
player.additem 000AEC64 1000; Leather
player.additem 00069086 1000; Nuclear Material
player.additem 001BF732 1000; Oil
player.additem 0006907F 1000; Plastic
player.additem 00106D98 1000; Rubber
player.additem 00069081 1000; Screw
player.additem 000AEC66 1000; Silver
player.additem 00069082 1000; Spring
player.additem 000731A4 1000; Steel
player.additem 000731A3 1000; Wood
player.additem 000F742E 1000; CARROT
player.additem 000330F8 1000; CORN
player.additem 000EF24D 1000; GOURD
player.additem 000FAFEB 1000; MELON
player.additem 000D3EA7 1000; MUTFRUIT
player.additem 000E0043 1000; RAZORGRAIN
player.additem 0009DCC4 1000; TATO
(change the 1000 to whatever you want. Remove or reduce the food at the bottom of the list if you want).
make a bat txt and just enter it a couple of times or whenever you need it.
(this "mod" is as old as the game itself).
Thanks a lot guys!
[Workshop]
bInfiniteItems=1
Bethesda doesn't have any mods.
You can use godmode in the console to get around material requirements.
and it dosent work outside of your settlements.
a combination of that ini line, tgm and bats kind of covers everything tho.
Outside settlements? Elaborate..
crafting benches Not in your settlements.
(same thing as benches Inside your settlement i guess. lol)
and certain portable build mode benches/toolbox mods.
What specifically do you need quantities of?
If you're using ToggleGodMode, TGM, you will never run out of bullets, nor health. Your armor will stop protecting you if you're wearing power armor but you yourself will never reduce. (Nor will taking health kits improve your health if you toggled TGM on when you are not at full health!)
I don't know about Survival mode, however, I don't use it, so that may change things.
If you need more of whatever, there are lists that you can use to add them to your inventory...
`/~ (or whatever your console key is) player.additem [the item ID here] [the quantity you want here].
Bam, done.
TGM in settlement making mode allows infinite stuff, to BUILD WITH. It does not do anything else to the amount of built items you can add TO a settlement, but it counts your on-hand materials as 999 = infinite.
You can't use the console in Survival mode. Without using some other console command to revert back to it or a mod. But if a player chooses to do so, they should not brag about doing a Survival run to such and such level or special encounter without mentioning they cheated.