netch leather

[mac4kent]

just woundering if thers a code for it to use with console comands

[mac4kent]

i could realy use the help

[HS]

You could've tried Googleing it: xx01CD7C

[Eternie]

Good suggestion ... so to learn google "UESP skyrim netch leather"

[mac4kent]

Originally posted by Swift:

You could've tried Googleing it: xx01CD7C

i have tryed it not work

[mac4kent]

Originally posted by Eternie:

Good suggestion ... so to learn google "UESP skyrim netch leather"

i will try

[mac4kent]

xx01cd7c is the code but it wount work what the xx mean ?

[Eternie]

The other thing is the console command Swift told you is different in that the first 2 digits are allocated by the mod in your load order.

So open the console ... type help "netch leather" that should give you a list of items with netch leather in the name. look at the ID. of the netch leather and it should end with the 01cd7c that swift listed.

You then type into the console player.additem (the whole ID for hetch leather listed in the console ) followed by the number of items you want.

It will always be an 8 digit number/ letter combination. While your at the UESP look up console commands read it very carefully ... you can totally ruin your skyrim game by changing settings.
Take that as fair warning the more you use the console without knowing exactly what the consequences are the more likely it will start crashing.

[mac4kent]

Originally posted by Eternie:

The other thing is the console command Swift told you is different in that the first 2 digits are allocated by the mod in your load order.

So open the console ... type help "netch leather" that should give you a list of items with netch leather in the name. look at the ID. of the netch leather and it should end with the 01cd7c that swift listed.

You then type into the console player.additem (the whole ID for hetch leather listed in the console ) followed by the number of items you want.

It will always be an 8 digit number/ letter combination. While your at the UESP look up console commands read it very carefully ... you can totally ruin your skyrim game by changing settings.
Take that as fair warning the more you use the console without knowing exactly what the consequences are the more likely it will start crashing.

that did it ty so much

[WhiskeyWerewolf]

or you can like kill a netch