Morrowind cheat commands...

[Jonathan Ellis]

Is there a console command that will remove the "fog of war" from the
map? Having to re-map everywhere in a new game once you've been there
in a previous game gets VERY wearing after a while...

Jonathan.

[Senti]

Post by Jonathan Ellis
Is there a console command that will remove the "fog of war" from the
map? Having to re-map everywhere in a new game once you've been there
in a previous game gets VERY wearing after a while...
Jonathan.

Try typing TFOW in the console... should toggle the fog of war....

[John Henry]

Hi, Senti! This is a friendly line to let people know who I'm talking to!

Post by Senti

Post by Jonathan Ellis
Is there a console command that will remove the "fog of war" from the
map? Having to re-map everywhere in a new game once you've been there
in a previous game gets VERY wearing after a while...
Jonathan.

Try typing TFOW in the console... should toggle the fog of war....

It'll also slow your machine to a crawl in a lot of areas. Try the FPS
Optimizer. Check in the games section of lowgenius.com if you don't know
where else to look for it.

[Senti]

Post by John Henry
Hi, Senti! This is a friendly line to let people know who I'm
talking to!

Post by Senti

Post by Jonathan Ellis
Is there a console command that will remove the "fog of war" from
the map? Having to re-map everywhere in a new game once you've been
there in a previous game gets VERY wearing after a while...
Jonathan.

Try typing TFOW in the console... should toggle the fog of war....

It'll also slow your machine to a crawl in a lot of areas. Try the
FPS Optimizer. Check in the games section of lowgenius.com if you
don't know where else to look for it.

I've used it and found it slowed my machine down to a crawl :-)

And I myself have never used TFOW... I like the fog of war. It helps me
know where I still have to go :-)

[Chobeo]

Post by Senti
And I myself have never used TFOW... I like the fog of war. It helps me
know where I still have to go :-)

Agreed, and it helps with immersion since you never know what's out
there until you look. (Well, this was true the first time through the
game)

I've avoided looking at the paper map for Solstheim for much the same
reason, I just don't want to know what or where things are until I
stumble across them.

[Lithurge]

Post by Chobeo
I've avoided looking at the paper map for Solstheim for
much the same reason, I just don't want to know what or
where things are until I stumble across them.

I wish I could stumble across some of them.
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For instance the stones early on in the Bloodmoon quest, if
anybody has better directions to find them it'd be
appreciated. Trying to tie the in game hints to the paper map
isn't working very well.

[The Horny Goat]

Post by Lithurge

Post by Chobeo
I've avoided looking at the paper map for Solstheim for
much the same reason, I just don't want to know what or
where things are until I stumble across them.

I wish I could stumble across some of them.

Actually the quest stones are fairly well marked on the paper map.

Too bad I forgot that Solstheim HAD a paper map until I had finished
the game....a couple of those stones were VERY hard to find...