player.additem Crafting

Post » Wed May 22, 2013 6:20 am

I've been playing around with the console commands on the PC and I was wanting to get some feed back about using the /player.additem option to "craft" items that don't have recipes in game but seem like they should. The idea is that I have to meet certain skill levels and gather certain materials then I can use the console to add the item to my inventory but have to abandon the materials I gathered and never access them again. I was wondering if these recipes seemed reasonable in terms of the materials required. For example:

Throwing Knives

Level 30 Melee skills Level 30 Repair

Materials Required:

1 x Hammer (returned to you after the combine like the Coffee Pot when making Black Coffee)

1 x Gecko Steak (representing the time and energy you'd use)

10 x Tin Cans.

Can only be crafted if you're near a camp fire (for heating up the cans before beating them into shape) and you have to wait 5 hours in game (in Hard Core costs you more food/sleep/water).

Yields:

10 x Throwing Knives.

Throwing Spears

Level 30 Melee Level 30 Survival

Materials Required:

1 x Hatchet or Machete (returned after the combine)

1 x Hide of any sort (for binding the head to the shaft)

1 x Gecko Steak

10 x Throwng Knives.

Can only be crafted if you're near a ruined building with a two by four frame or a tree (for the material for the shaft) and you have to wait 5 hours in game. (Trees are available in Zion and Northwest corner of Mojave near Jacob's Town).

Yields:

10 x Throwing Spears

Fire Bombs

Level 30 Explosives Level 30 Repair

Materials Required:

10 x Empty Sunset Sarsparilla Bottles

1 x Gecko Steak

1 x Set of Clothes (any type will do)

100 x Flamer Fuel

You have to be near a work bench and wait 5 hours in game.

Yields:

10 x Fire Bombs

(I'm sure there's a mod out there that will do this but I'm technologically impaired and have never been able to get one working on my computer;) )

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Roddy
 
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Post » Wed May 22, 2013 2:14 am

If you can come up with all that, you can learn to install a mod, especially since there are so many Crafting mods

http://newvegas.nexusmods.com/mods/searchresults//?

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