coc – Teleports you to the area you choose. resurrect – Brings back to life the NPC whose ID you've typed in. kill – Kills the NPC whose ID you've typed in. killall – Kills everyone in the immediate area around you, save for companions and any NPC marked as vital. tcai – Turns off or on the combat AI for NPC's. activate – Forces the activation of whatever object you have targeted. unlock – Unlocks whichever door or terminal you have targeted. tm – Toggles the UI on or off, extremely handy for getting a perfect screenshot. tfc – Toggles on and off the free-roaming camera, which works kind of like a screenshot or photo mode. tcl – Toggles collision on or off, which allows you to fly around and walk through walls. These console commands will help you mess with the environment, NPCs, warp around the world, and even phase through the terrain like a spooky Fallout ghost. 
The rest is all between you and your Pip-Boy. Thankfully, those dreams can come true, since unlike cheating in Fallout 76 nobody is there to stop you. No matter what the reason you cheat, we don't judge your decisions, we're just here to help you live out your dreams.
Or maybe you're just a nuclear auteur who wants finesse over how your post-apocalyptic journey will go, making sure that you've got just enough Stimpacks for the next encounter, advancing time to the golden hour or going into free-cam mode for screenshots.
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Whether you're emerging into the bright sun of the world outside Vault 111 for the first time – late to the party – or you're coming back to the nuclear wastes for a visit while waiting for Fallout 5, it's critical to have control over your game.
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