The jumping height command was posted earlier in one of these threads, it is: player.setgs fJumpHeightMin AmountYouWant
For running, i.e. sprinting it is: player.setgs fMoveSprintMult [Amount You Want x The Normal Sprint Speed]
I set my fMoveSprintMult to 50 and I'm blazing across the map, I hope your pc rigs and the game can handle the speed.
Prepare ship for ludicrous speed! Fasten all seatbelts, seal all entrances and exits, close all shops in the mall, cancel the three ring circus, secure all animals in the zoo!
When this baby hits eighty-eight miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious ****.
the Player.setgs fmovesprintmult works well, however if your want to be faster when walking and running aswell use player.setav speedmult , where X is % of normal speed, aka 400 is 400% faster than regular speed(4x faster)
True, but you don't want to go light speed all the time, sometimes you want to enjoy the scenery, until a dragon comes along, and then you can go super pursuit mode on it [for best effect use player.modav stamina 100000 in the console 1st to enable pretty much unlimited sprinting] and still be able to stop on a dime without having to bring up the console again.
Although you can set player.modav and still use fmovesprintmult also.
the one for dragon souls is simply "player.modav dragonsouls [x]" i used 10 for testing it. just incase no one found it yet
lol..yea its been on my guide for more than 6 hours now...other sites picked it up quick..except they seem to have done it wrong. It's ForceAV not mod. Modav corrupts the game
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