Advanced too far for peaceful ending - Console command solution?

[Aulaein]

So I only discovered that there is a way to finish the main story in such a way that everyone doesnt end up killing each other. And its a legitamate ending, not an exploit or whatever. Id rather go this direction. However, I realized it too late and apparently advanced too far in the Railroad's questline. Is there a way to fix this using console commands maybe?

I know there are console commands to reset quests, but I dont know if what it would take to fix this particular problem would screw up other things. I have over 200 hours into this game so far and have spent probably half of that in settlement building. Should I just continue and finish with the Railroad or can I fix this without messing things up?

Concerning how far into the Railroad's questline I am, im supposed to meet up with Patriot, but ive been putting it off for awhile until I find a solution.

[Yhwach]

It's not really that legitimate, you're abusing the faction reputation system, by not making them hostile and completing the minutemen ending they'll never end up fighting the minutemen unless of course you turn them hostile after the ending.
It'll go to the "Defend The Castle", quest, followed by Airship Down for the BoS.
However, since this wasn't supposed to happen, both factions will think the other one is dead.

[Zxzxx]

Become hostile to the Institute and then you will be able to side with the Minutemen to get the ending with the Railroad and BOS alive. Once you become hostile to the Institute talk to Desdemona and she will tell you to work with the Minutemen.

[>Mar-X-maN<]

There is still hope for you. Just kill a named institute person. Then progress with minutemen. You will need to get the NETWORK SCANNER BACK and to be save, scan the network again before you off someone. Then check back with the other factions each step you do, as you will give them information that keeps em happy. Not sure if that is mandatory but I believe that helped me to salvage a similar situation.