Skyrim command for jeweled pitcher not working

[thenewuser85]

Hey everyone first time poster here so here's my problem. I decided to go through the thieves guild side missions burglary and fishing etc. I eventually unlocked the safe you get at 125 completed. However the pitcher hasn't shown up, I had this problem before back when i played on console but i found out you could use a console command to make it appear its apparently prid E8F04 enable or prid 000E8F04 enable. However neither of them work i get a expected end of line
Compiled script not saved. I'm new to pc gaming so I'm not too sure on how these console commands work any advice on this? Thanks in advance

[Quevik]

those commands need to be seperate. (Type line 1, hit enter. then line 2, hit enter)

Prid 000e8f04

enable

I make no promises that that is the correct id for the pitcher, but it 100% needs to be two seperate lines.

prid 000e8f04 (enter) will select the pitcher.
enable (enter) will then enable the selected item.

make a save before trying this in case the item id is wrong.

[thenewuser85]

That was the mistake I made, after doing what you said it finally showed thanks now I know a bit more on how these commands work

[Quevik]

Happy to help and glad it worked :)

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Some extra info on console commands that may be useful to you:

1) Use them sparingly if you can. In particular, using them to skip part of a quest or summon quest items can break things. For example, sometimes items for step 3 of quest X are created during dialogue in Step 2 of quest X. But if you completely skip step 2 via console commands then those items may be missing when you get there in step 3. (Cause you never did the dialogue).

Something like enabling that pitcher cause the trigger didn't work is fine tho.

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2) It's always recommended to load a previous save if possible before trying console commands. Better to lose 5-20 minutes and have it fix naturally than to risk breaking something.

Obviously that doesn't apply to going back to the pitcher from the safe...lol. Ugh that quest...

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3) Always save before trying a console command. Just in case. Typing a wrong number could result in unintended consequences. (For example, some other quest object or enemy could have been 000e6f04 while the pitcher was 000e8f04). (6 vs 8).

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4) As you discovered, the game is picky about the formatting for console commands. If you get "expected in of line", then you have too many commands in there at once. If you get "expected object id" or something like that, then you have too few commands.

[thenewuser85]

Thanks for the extra information. I've only used commands in this game when it glitches a quest making it impossible to complete like when one of jiubs pages fell into the barrel and you had to use noclip to get it. I've played skyrim countless times on consoles back in the day so I pretty much know every game breaking glitch this game has there's probably a few out there I haven't come across yet. Anyways I'll be extra careful when using these commands now, thanks again for the help

[Quevik]

Originally posted by thenewuser85:

Thanks for the extra information. I've only used commands in this game when it glitches a quest making it impossible to complete like when one of jiubs pages fell into the barrel and you had to use noclip to get it. I've played skyrim countless times on consoles back in the day so I pretty much know every game breaking glitch this game has there's probably a few out there I haven't come across yet. Anyways I'll be extra careful when using these commands now, thanks again for the help

Yeah, no clip is a lifesaver...lol.

During combat with some draugr, I fus-ro-dah'd a pitcher for a quest onto the top of a nearby word wall...lol. I did not have a conveient save at that point so i just tcl'd it.