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Fallout 4 Mutfruit Console Commands And Item Ids

Manipulating crops and crafting components in Bethesda's post nuclear wasteland doesn't have to be a tedious grind. Whether you're building massive settlements or experimenting with unique item proper

Fallout 4 Mutfruit Console Commands And Item Ids
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Manipulating crops and crafting components in Bethesda's post-nuclear wasteland doesn't have to be a tedious grind. Whether you're building massive settlements or experimenting with unique item properties, knowing the right command line inputs saves hours of scavenging. For Fallout 4 players on PC, mastering item spawn codes and actor value modifiers gives you total control over your game world without relying on external mods.

The primary item ID for fresh mutfruit is 001847b6. When paired with execution syntax like player.additem 001847b6 [amount], you can instantly fill your inventory with crafting supplies. If you're looking to place crops directly into the world environment, target positioning commands allow you to spawn physical entities right where you stand.

Essential Mutfruit Console Commands and Item IDs

Managing your inventory and settlement resources relies on a handful of core commands. You open the developer console on standard English PC keyboards by pressing the tilde key (~) or grave accent key (`) located directly beneath the Escape key.

To add mutfruit directly into your personal inventory, use the item addition syntax. For example, typing player.additem 001847b6 10 places ten fresh mutfruit units straight into your pockets. If you want to spawn the physical crop object in front of your character for settlement building or testing, use the placement command. Typing player.placeatme 001847b6 spawns a single mutfruit item right at your feet.

Keep these fundamental ID variations in mind:

  • Fresh Mutfruit Item ID: 001847b6
  • Inventory Addition: player.additem 001847b6 [amount]
  • World Placement: player.placeatme 001847b6 [amount]

Modifying Plant Effects and Actor Values

Sometimes you want to alter how items function or adjust the status of the actors interacting with them. While mutfruit primarily acts as a consumable food item and adhesive crafting component, you can change your character statistics to maximize your farming or survival efficiency.

If you want to boost your carrying capacity so you can haul hundreds of mutfruit plants across the Commonwealth, use the actor value modification command. Typing player.modav carryweight 500 instantly increases your maximum load. For permanent stat assignments that persist through game loads, use player.setav instead of player.modav.

To test how altered food or radiation values affect your character, you can toggle immortal states using tgm (God Mode). This ensures that experimental modifications or bizarre console inputs don't inadvertently kill your character while you're testing game mechanics. For deeper reference details on engine functions, check out the official Bethesda Support portal.

Troubleshooting Common Console Command Errors

Entering commands incorrectly often leads to frustrating error messages or items spawning inside walls. Understanding why a command fails helps you correct your syntax immediately.

One frequent issue is typing item IDs without accounting for installed downloadable content load orders. If your game runs multiple official expansions, base item IDs might require a two-digit hexadecimal prefix corresponding to your load order index. If 001847b6 fails to yield results, verify your active plugin list via Nexus Mods or your mod manager to ensure your load indices align correctly.

Another common mistake involves object selection. When modifying an existing mutfruit plant in your settlement, you must open the console, click directly on the plant with your mouse cursor, and ensure an alphanumeric reference ID appears in the center of your screen before typing commands like disable or setscale.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use console commands to grow mutfruit instantly?

You can't speed up standard workshop crop growth timers directly with a single switch, but you can use player.additem 001847b6 to bypass farming altogether, or use set timescale to [number] to accelerate time globally across the game engine.

Why won't my item spawn code work?

If a command returns an "Compiled script not saved" or "Item not found" error, you likely mistyped the hexadecimal string or forgot to include the quantity modifier. Double-check that leading zeros are included in the ID string.

Do console commands disable achievements?

Yes, using console commands during an active gameplay session permanently disables achievement tracking for that specific save file. Always make a clean backup save before experimenting with cheat codes.

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