NOTE: If you put the spell in the wrong hand, it will mess up the monster so it can't attack at all. If it's a spell, you'll also need to use 'player.equipspell left' (or right, if you want to equip the spell in the right hand.) You may even have to do player.equipitem, if it's a weapon that's not set to show up in your inventory.

For example, 'player.additem 0001AC43 1'. If it's an item, you need to specify a quantity at the end. Once you found what you want, use player.additem or player.addspell to get them. Use the page up and page down keys to scroll through this list until you find entries called 'SPEL' or 'WEAP' or even 'ARMO' or 'AMMO'. This will bring up a list of all the instances of the monster's name in the game. To get them, use the console command 'help 4'. Now, you'll probably want your monster specific spells and weapons. You should be able to attack and have your camera in the correct place. Take a look on the drop down list to see what other variations there are BUT DO NOT CHANGE IT YET! Now, under the tab that says 'Skin', you will see it's currently set to whatever variation is default. Open it, and go over to the 'Body Data' tab. Look for the race of monster that is the base type that you want to play as.

This means you can't play as all of those other variations, without doing this first. There are tons of different variations of monsters in the game that are not currently assigned their own race.

Step #4 - Choose Your Variation of Monster To do this, open up the creature's race entry under 'Character > Races' in the toolset and uncheck the box that says something along the lines of 'uses head tracking.' This will allow you to aim the dragons head toward wherever the target is. NOTE #3: If your creature attacks with it's head (such as dragons shouting), you need to disable the head tracking, so it won't always be looking in the opposite direction of where you are trying to aim.

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