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If I may add my own personally made Batch file for Food (the main Crops that you plant/grow in Settlements to eat and feed your Settlers with), made a while ago it is:
player.additem 000F742E 1000; Carrot
player.additem 000330F8 1000; Corn
player.additem 000EF24D 1000; Gourd
player.additem 000FAFEB 1000; Melon
player.additem 00033102 1000; Mutfruit
player.additem 000E0043 1000; Razorgrain
player.additem 0009DCC4 1000; Tato
As the helpful Radiosity stated, it is easy to 'make it into a console command'; by copy/pasting the text into a Notepad or other Text Editing program, save it in your Fallout folder as ALLFOOD.txt and then open the console with tilde (`) and then simply type the name of the file after the batch command (in this case it would be
bat allfood
for this specific example (you can name it anything you want)).
In playthroughs where I am not 'being serious and not cheating at all'; I just explain using these like "I made my rounds through all my Settlements (and areas around them) and picked up everything, so here it is after hauling it all back home", heh
GL, have fun with it!
"batch file could not be found/opened" ...so what now? This doesn't work.
No... you just have to place the .txt file into your Fallout 4 folder and match the name of the file with the command:
bat is a command (short for batch) not a file type.