Console command to repair missing limbs from resurrected NPCs

When resurrecting an NPC using the console command 'resurrect', is there any known method to restore/repair missing limbs? For example, an NPC that had his arm and head blown off can be resurrected, but will walk around without a head or arm anymore, even though they seem fully functional still. I'd like to know if there's a discovered method for fixing this.

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Best Answer

If you ~disable and ~enable them (after clicking on them), they will respawn. Be warned that this seems to reset and randomize their inventory, so take what you want from them first.

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How do you revive NPCS in console?

Alternatively, click on an NPC with the console open and just type 'kill. ' resurrect [insert ID] \u2014 Brings the creature with the ID you supply back to life.

How do I bring an NPC back to life in Fallout 4?

press ~ to bring up the console.

point your mouse at the dead npc.

type: resurrect.

How do you revive NPCS in Fallout?

To reinitialize them as a companion, as described in the notes for Dogmeat, use the "resetquest" command followed by the appropriate quest Form ID. Ex.: After resurrecting Fawkes, enter "resetquest 943ee" without the quotation marks. Talk to him as if recruiting him for the first time.

Fallout 4 ► CONSOLE COMMANDS! (Tutorial)

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