

If you form in this console order, put replace the Back button with the amount you would like the FOV slider to be at, it'll. Clfov XIn the FOV section of the Kingdom Are available Deliverance choices, you can just alter the FOV range between four beliefs: 60, 65, 70, and 75. To turn this console order back away, simply replace the 1 with a 0.

Kingdom Come Deliverance Console Commands Carry Weight.

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If you dont have a mod that edits the races already, the easiest thing to do is just to get one, or Shift click on all the playable racial records from Unofficial Skyrim Patch or Skyrim (if using Dawnguard you will have to get the vampire races from the unofficial dawnguard patch and Dawnguard itself for any missing ones) and right click and hit Copy as Override into. Click on the number 300 in the column for your mod, type in 2 and a little warning will come up and hit okay, and then type 00 and you have your two hundred. If using an existing mod, open up the mod by hitting the little + symbol next to it, open up the races catagory, and click on each race that is playable (so Breton, Dark Elf etc, but ignore Dremora and Horker etc), scroll down through the records until you see Base Carry Weight on the left hand side. If you would still like to go ahead, then open Tes5edit with either an existing mod you have that edits racial records (such as Imperious races of skyrim, disparity, skyre races etc) or just open it up with your current mods. So thats racial overhauls, new hair styles or warpaints (if not using racemenu), and a whole lot of other mods. HOWEVER, be aware that without using a script, editing the carryweight of the player means you have to do it through the racial records which then makes your edit incompatable with litterally anything else that touches that record. Ignore the CK, it is not needed for this sort of edit and its MUCH quicker to do it in tes5edit.
