Skyrim Mod talk:Actor Value Indices

Perk Ranks

Ok the different Perk ID's are all giving me rank one of that perk. How do I get a higher rank in the selected perk? — Unsigned comment by 67.142.166.26 (talk) at 05:40 on 12 November 2011

Perk List

dante? if you're not done yet here is the complete list perk list

Perk List

Alchemy 000BE127 Alchemist 000C07CA Alchemist 000C07CB Alchemist 000C07CC Alchemist 000C07CD Alchemist 00058215 Physician 00058216 Benefactor 00058217 Poisoner 00058218 Experimenter 00105F2A Experimenter 00105F2B Experimenter 00105F2F Concentrated Poison 00105F2E Green Thumb 00105F2C Snakeblood 0005821D Purity	Illusion 000f2ca9 novice illusion 000c44c3 apprentice ill. 000c44c4 adept ill. 000c44c5 expert ill. 000c44c6 master ill. 000153d0 illusion dual cast 000581e1 animage 000581e2 kindred mage 00059b77 hypnotic gaze 00059b78 aspect of terror 000c44b5 rage 000581fd quiet casting 00059b76 master of the mind	Conjuration 000f2ca7 Novice Conjuration 000640b3 Mystic Binding 000c44bb apprentice conjuration 000153ce conj. dual cast 00105f30 summoner 1 00105f31 summoner 2 000c44bb apprentice conjuration 000c44bc adept conjuration 000c44bd expert 000c44be master 000d799e soul stealer 000581dd necromancy 000cb419 atromancy 000d799c oblivion binding 000581de dark souls 000cb41a elemental potency 000d5f1c twin souls
Destruction 000F2CA8 novice destruction 000153CF dest. dual cast 000153D2 Impact 000C44BF Apprentice Dest. 00105F32 Rune Master 000C44C0 Adept Dest. 000581e7 augmented flames 1 0010fcf8 augmented flames 2 000581ea augmented frost 1 0010fcf9 augmented frost 2 00058200 augmented shock 1 0010fcfa augmented shock 2 000f392e intense flames 000f3933 deep freeze 000f3f0e disintegrate 000c44c1 Expert Destruction 000c44c2 Master Destruction	Restoration 000f2caa novice restoration 000c44c7 apprentice rest. 000c44c8 adept rest. 000c44c9 expert rest. 000c44ca master rest. 000153d1 rest. dual casting 000581f4 recovery 1 000581f5 recovery 2 000581f8 regeneration 000581f9 respite 000a3f64 avoid death 000581e4 necromage 00068bcc ward absorb	Alteration 000f2ca6 novice alt. 000c44b7 apprentice alt. 000c44b8 adept alt. 000c44b9 expert alt. 000c44ba master alt. 000153cd alter. dual cast 000d7999 mage armor 1 000d799a mage armor 2 000d799b mage armor 3 00053128 magic resistance 1 00053129 magic resistance 2 0005312a magic resistance 3 000581fc stability 000581f7 atronach 000e5f4f atronach?
Enchanting 000BEE97 Enchanter 1 000C367C Enchanter 2 000C367D Enchanter 3 000C367E Enchanter 4 000C367F Enchanter 5 00058F80 Fire Enchanter 00058F7E Insightful Enchanter 00058F7D Corpus Enchanter 00058F81 Frost Enchanter 00058F82 Storm Enchanter 00058F7C Soul Squeezer 00108A44 Soul Siphon 00058F7F Extra Effect	Smithing 000CB40D Steel Smithing 000CB40E Dwarven Smithing 000CB40F Elven Smithing 000CB410 Orcish Smithing 000CB411 Glass Smithing 000CB412 Ebony Smithing 000CB413 Daedric Smithing 0005218E Arcane Blacksmith 000CB414 Advanced Armors 00052190 Dragon Armor	Heavy Armor 000BCD2A Juggernaut 1 0007935E Juggernaut 2 00079361 Juggernaut 3 00079362 Juggernaut 4 00079374 Juggernaut 5 00058F6E Fists of Steel 00058F6F Well Fitted 00058F6C Tower of Strength 00107832 Matching Set 00105F33 Reflect Blows 000BCD2B Cushioned 00058F6D Conditioning
Block 000BCCAE Shield Wall 00079355 Shield Wall 00079356 Shield Wall 00079357 Shield Wall 00079358 Shield Wall 000D8C33 Quick Reflexes 00058F68 Deflect Arrows 00058F69 Elemental Protection 00106253 Block Runner 00058F6A Shield Charge 00058F67 Power Bash 0005F594 Deadly Bash 00058F66 Disarming Bash	Two-Handed 000babe8 barbarian 1 00079346 barbarian 2 00079347 barbarian 3 00079348 barbarian 4 00079349 barbarian 5 000c5c05 limbsplitter1 000c5c06 limbsplitter2 000c5c07 limbsplitter3 00052d51 champ stance 0003af83 deep wounds1 000c1e94 deep wounds2 000c1e95 deep wounds3 0003af84 skullcrusher1 000c1e96 skullcrusher2 000c1e97 skullcrusher3 000cb407 great critical charge 00052d52 devastating blow 0003af9e sweep 0003afa7 warmaster	One-Handed Perks 000BABE4 Armsman 00079342 Armsman 00079343 Armsman 00079344 Armsman 00079345 Armsman 0003FFFA Hack and Slash 000C3678 Hack and Slash 000C3679 Hack and Slash 00052D50 Fighting Stance 0005F592 Bone Breaker 000C1E92 Bone Breaker 000C1E93 Bone Breaker 0005F56F Bladesman 000C1E90 Bladesman 000C1E91 Bladesman 00106256 Dual Flurry 00106257 Dual Flurry 0003AF81 Savage Strike 000CB406 Critical charge 00106258 Dual Savagery 0003AFA6 Paralyzing Strike
Archery Perks 000BABED Overdraw 0007934A Overdraw 0007934B Overdraw 0007934D Overdraw 00079354 Overdraw 00058F61 Eagle Eye 00103ADA Steady Hand 00103ADB Steady Hand 00105F1C Critical Shot 00105F1E Critical Shot 00105F1F Critical Shot 00058F62 Power Shot 00105F19 Quick Shot 00051B12 Hunter's Discipline 00058F63 Ranger 00058F64 Bullseye	Light armor 000be123 agile defender 00079376 agile defender 2 00079389 agile defender 3 00079391 agile defender 4 00079392 agile defender 5 00051b1b custom fit 00051b1c unhindered 00105f22 wind walker 00051b17 matching set 1 00107832 matching set 2 00107831 deft movement	Sneak 000be126 stealth 000c07c6 stealth 2 000c07c7 stealth 3 000c07c8 stealth 4 000c07c9 stealth 5 00058210 backstab 1 000ff15b backstab 2 00058213 muffled movement 001036f0 deadly aim 00058211 assassins blade 0005820c light foot 00105f23 silent roll 00105f24 silence 00058214 shadow warrior
lockpicking 000f392a novice locks 000be125 apprentice locks 000c3680 adept locks 000c3681 expert locks 000c3682 master locks 00106259 quick hands 00107830 wax key 0005820a golden touch 00105f26 treasure hunter 00058208 locksmith 00058209 unbreakable	pickpocket 000BE124 Light Fingers 00018E6A Light Fingers 00018E6B Light Fingers 00018E6C Light Fingers 00018E6D Light Fingers 00058202 Night Thief 00105F28 Poisoned 00058204 Cutpurse 00096590 Extra Pockets 000D79A0 Keymaster 00058201 Misdirection 00058205 Perfect Touch	speech 000BE128 Haggling 000C07CE Haggling 000C07CF Haggling 000C07D0 Haggling 000C07D1 Haggling 00058F75 Allure 00058F72 Bribery 00058F7A Merchant 001090A2 Persuasion 00058F7B Investor 00105F29 Intimidation 00058F79 Fence 001090A5 Master Trader

~Cancerous1*** — Unsigned comment by 184.17.170.86 (talk) at 06:51 on 12 November 2011

Other actor values

healrate - health regeneration rate magickarate - magicka regeneration rate staminarate - stamina regeneration rate carryweight - carry weight meleedamage - "bonus to melee damage" according to fall out 3 actor indices damageresist - damage resistance? speedmult - speed multiplier - how fast your character moves

What about Spell Absorption? And what's the difference between "HealRate' and "HealRateMult", "StaminaRate" and "StaminaRateMult" etc. ? — Unsigned comment by 109.99.107.212 (talk) at 23:32 on 3 December 2011 (UTC)

The difference between the HealRate and HealRateMult (and the other attributes) is that the Basic Rate value determines how much basic % of your maximum Health/Stamina/Magicka you regenerate per second. The in-game formula uses the maximum modified (by buffs, spells, diseases etc.) value and multiplies this value by 0.01 (dividing by 100). So a Healrate of 0.7 would mean you regenerate 0.7% of your health each second. However this value is then multiplied by the HealRateMult (or other Mult variable for the other attributes) again divided by 100. So a HealRateMult of 100 will mean you multiply this 0.7% regen/second with 100/100 =1. This results in a Health regen of 0.7% of current maximal health per second. If the HealRateMult is set to >100 the 0.7 % is multiplied by more than 1 and will result in a higher regeneration per second. It is also possible to set the HealRateMultiplier to <100 or <0. However 0 is the minimal value of this variable and means the actor WILL NOT regenerate any HP, even if the HealRate value is set to 100 (100% max health/second). This value can also be boosted by the Fortify Health Regen magic effect (or other corresponding magic effects). Interesting to note is that Health Regen in Combat makes use of another Actor Value namely the CombatHealthRegenMult instead of the HealRateMult. Magicka and Stamina do not use a different Multiplier for in Combat situations and thus will regenerate in the same way during intense combat as during idle adventuring. I did not test if negative HealRate, StaminaRate or MagickaRate values are possible, I think not but if it is, it might mean you can let creatures degenerate health in order to kill them using these actor value variables.Unclejack (talk) 00:00, 4 July 2013 (GMT)

OneHandedMod

The xxxMod values are for items that do a % increase, for instance, OneHandedMod of 40 is like a Ring of Peerless Wielding.

this page never shows up when i search for 'actor value indices'

the tes4 ones do idk why this one doesn't - always have to go through console — Unsigned comment by Themendios (talk • contribs) at 17:13 on 16 December 2011

You're right, Tes5Mod pages aren't showing up in search results at all, even when it's selected. I'll let the Admins know. – Robin Hood↝talk 00:15, 12 January 2012 (UTC)

Apparently it's the word "value" that's the problem, not Tes5Mod space. See the discussion here. If you just search for "actor indices", you'll be fine. – Robin Hood↝talk 03:11, 12 January 2012 (UTC)

Leveling Speed Variable?

What variable does getting any of the rested bonuses gained from sleeping, the Lover's Stone bonus, or one of the Guardian Stone bonuses modify (in terms of an Actor Value)?

confidence

how do ones like that work?

do i enter player.modav confidence brave ?

I read somewhere that confidence plays a role in determining when the NPC AI will go after hostiles or potential hostiles (on their own initiative). Closely related to aggression. I presume confidence is more about the willingness to engage hostiles based on their compared difficulty, whereas aggression is more about the disposition of other actors (i.e., NPC attacks no one at all, hostiles only, hostiles & neutrals, or everybody in sight). Check out the AI Data page for Fallout 3 (again, presuming it applies to TESV as well): http://geck.bethsoft.com/index.php/AI_Data_Tab
Marxismoney 11:39, 11 April 2012 (UTC)

CLARIFICATION

If I type this

player.modav ReflectDamage 1 will that add 1% chance or 100%? I want 1%.

Logically, it should add 100%. Using 0.01 should add only 1%.

So it would look like:

player.modav ReflectDamage 0.01

Nightstrider (talk) 04:37, 5 July 2013 (GMT)

mood

whats it do?

In FO3, it determined what facial expression the NPC defaults to. May have been expanded for Skyrim, but probably still a similar effect. Marxismoney 11:40, 11 April 2012 (UTC)

Default Actor value Indices

I cannot find anywhere that lists what the default actor values are or how to look them up using the consol. I've found one way to semi get default values for some of them be using a new save and using get.av. but for example there is nothing on how to even get what your combat magicka or stamina regen is. Does anyone know how to do this or does anyone know what these default values are?

24.254.242.25 06:56, 8 March 2012 (UTC)Atum

try getavinfo instead of getav 75.54.82.110 20:48, 3 August 2012 (UTC)

Attributes could make a comeback through modding

The values Variable01 to Variable10 are emppty (equal to 0.0), when calling:

player.getavinfo Variable01 ... player.getavinfo Variable10

For those like me who are craving for a mod to reinstate the crufty attributes and all the added complexity that Bethesda decided to throw away, these variables could hold the values for the attributes (Strength, etc...) in a mod, if they are not being used by the game itself. I so much miss my attributes...

Toggle/status

How exactly do you change these?

SetAV does not reset

I've used the SetAV commands in a batch file and run it in my game. I've saved many times, and my values have never reset like it's stated in the page.

Exceprt from page: The following command will set the player's (base) carrying capacity to 1000 until a save occurs (including any autosave or a reload caused by the player's death): player.setav CarryWeight 1000

68.227.51.216 01:15, 1 August 2012 (UTC)

it's probably badly worded, but it's meant to be as short a description as possible. The fact is it will be set until a save/reload occurs. Another way to say that is that the value is not saved in the savegame therefore it's reset upon reload ... 86.74.29.100 07:17, 31 August 2012 (UTC)

ho and some additional info some specific values (but not carryweight)seem to stick around even if you used only setav for example skillmod or skillpowermod (in my case I tried with "alterationmod". but in any case one can play with negative values or forceav to "reset" things as they were before (tip : use getavinfo to know the modified values of an actor) 84.101.149.153 07:26, 13 September 2012 (GMT)

Condition AVs (bottom of list)

In Fallout, limbs can be crippled. I think these actor values at the bottom of the list may be related to that function:

• PerceptionCondition - Head
• EnduranceCondition - Torso
• [Left|Right]AttackCondition - Arms
• [Left|Right]MobilityCondition - Legs
• BrainCondition - Brain wasn't tracked in FO3 or in FNV. Maybe this AV is cut content from one of those games that Bethesda never bothered to remove? — Unsigned comment by 50.46.192.36 (talk) at 22:02 on 1 August 2012

WardPower

Type: MOD Effect: Modifies the current strength of an in-use ward spell <- this implies that the modification must me made during the cast — Unsigned comment by 188.25.57.174 (talk) at 21:49 on 18 October 2012‎

[]powermod

so for example does "setav DestructionPowerMod 100" decrease casting cost or increase damage? what about setav AlterationPowerMod 100 or RestorationPowerMod 100, illusionpowermod?

would DestructionPowerMod 50 increase or decrease the power of destruction? — Unsigned comment by 24.38.217.116 (talk) at 14:01 on 26 September 2013

Relect Damage - 100% effect not chance based

From testing that i have done in game, it appears that Reflect Damage is not a chance to reflect damage (as listed), but instead always reflects a percentage of the damage back at the attacker. The magnitude on the spell determines the approximate percentage reflected back. I said approximate because the numbers do not entirely match, however what does occur regardless of the magnitude of the spell be it 10, 50 or 100, damage is reflected back at the attacker on every hit.

For example on two power attack hits, with the magnitude set to:

Magnitude 100, Player sustained 8.31 damage, the attacker received 8.25 damage
Magnitude 50, Player sustained 8.32 damage, the attacker received 4.12 damage --86.174.133.225 11:56, 20 June 2014 (GMT)

Confirmed. As an aside, the numbers may not have matched perfectly because of the monster's healing rate. – Robin Hood  ^(talk) 15:44, 20 June 2014 (GMT)

advSkill values post patch 1.9

I used the console snippet recommended for adding perk points in the skill advance uses section, and the entire code seems to still work normally. Added a couple zeros to the last command and it levels smithing to maximum and does much what the fortify restoration through alchemy leveling loophole does; the game considers it leveling naturally even though it's happening at an incredible rate. Why is this? If I understand rightly this really shouldn't work anymore. Playerseekingbugs (talk) 18:39, 14 October 2015 (UTC)

Ignore what I said previously, I understand now. :) The only part of that code that doesn't work is the line player.setav SmithingSkillAdvance 0, so you'll notice after you reset the skill that the bar underneath it still shows as if you were partway through a level instead of being reset. The advskill command still works like it always has and, as you say, will happily advance you dozens of levels in a matter of seconds. – Robin Hood  ^(talk) 20:01, 14 October 2015 (UTC)

The "Commands" Section is Wrong

All you have to do is check the CK website. There is a distinction between current value, maximum value and base value (maximum includes the modifiers - buffs and debuffs - and can be checked with the papyrus function GetActorValueMax(), or through the console using the command: getavinfo).

SetActorValue() - sets the base value and increases/decreases the current value accordingly.

ModActorValue() - increases/decreases the current value, as well as the *maximum* value, but the base value remains intact (which you can confirm with GetBaseActorValue()).

ForceActorValue() - sets the current value and increases/decreases the *maximum* value accordingly. The base value remains intact (which you can confirm with GetBaseActorValue()).

This has nothing to do with persistence across saves, as the original author wants to make it look like. Now, unfortunately, the original author picked one of the worst actorvalues in the example, namely CarryWeight. This actorvalue is one of those few ones for which changes to the base value, made with SetActorValue(), do not persist in consecutive saves. You can check which actorvalues are part of this group in the CK website: https://www.creationkit.com/index.php?title=Actor_Value#Notes

That's why it looks like that changes with SetActorValue() do not persist after reloading, but changes with ForceActorValue() or ModActorValue() do: changes with SetActorValue() are changes to the *base*, and in the specific case of CarryWeight, base changes do not persist (in most other cases, ex. OneHanded, they do persist!), whereas changes with ForceActorValue() or ModActorValue() are changes to the *current* and to the *maximum* value (not to the base!), which do persist. A more appropriate actorvalue to use in the example would be one of the skills actorvalues, for example OneHanded. Incredible that this wrong info stayed up for so many years. — Unsigned comment by 77.54.124.72 (talk) at 12:21 on 5 March 2023

Please make whatever changes are needed. This is a wiki, so the best way to make sure the information isn't wrong is to update it yourself. Thank you! – Robin Hood ^(talk) 17:14, 5 March 2023 (UTC)