setlevel Console Command

Documentation and detailed help with working examples.

setlevel Command

Character

This command sets your level to the specified number.

setlevel(level)

Parameters

Level

Number

The level (e.g. 3) to set your level to.

Overview

The setlevel command is used to modify Geralt's level.

The command is formatted like this: setlevel(level), where level is the desired level you want for Geralt. For instance, if you want Geralt to be at level 15, you would type setlevel(15) into the console.

This command can be especially helpful in a few scenarios. For example, if you find the game too challenging, you can use this command to increase Geralt's level, thus improving his statistics and making challenges more manageable.

On the other hand, if you desire a harder gameplay experience, you can use this command to decrease Geralt's level to make enemies more difficult to defeat.

It's important to note that adjusting Geralt's level this way doesn't automatically adjust his skill points or provide him with better gear. This will only increase his basic stats such as health, stamina and attack power. You'll still need to play the game and acquire experience points the standard way to earn and upgrade skills.

Related Commands

Command	Effect
addabl	This command will give you the buff with the specified buff ID. The buff ID should be in apostrophes. Use `rmvabl` to remove a buff. View all buff IDs here: witchercheats.com/buff
addexp	This command grants the specified amount of experience.
addHair1	This command reverts your hairstyle to the default.
addHair2	This command changes your hairstyle to a ponytail.
addHair3	This command gives you long, loose hair.
addHairDLC1	This command styles your hair into a short, loose cut.
addHairDLC2	This command gives you a mohawk combined with a ponytail.
addHairDLC3	This command styles your hair like the Elven Rebel's—short and slicked back.
addskillpoints	This command will give you the specified amount of skill points.
appearance	This command will change the appearance of your targeted NPC (or character if no target) to the appearance with the specified ID. The appearance ID should have apostrophes on either side: `appearance('triss_dress')`, not `appearance(triss_dress)`.
buffme	This console command will give your character the specified effect for the specified duration (seconds). These effects are not the same as those from the `addabl` command. View all BuffMe IDs here: witchercheats.com/buffme.
Cat	This command will enable and disable the ability to see in the dark: `cat(1)` to enable cat vision, `cat(0)` to return to normal.
cleardevelop	This command will reset Geralt completely, clearing your inventory and resetting your level to 1. You will also be given starter gear.
dismember	This command dismembers your current targeted NPC.
Drunk	This command will enable and disable 'Drunk Mode', in which your vision is distorted and dialogue between some characters (e.g. Shani, Triss) is changed.
instantMount	This command will spawn and instantly mount your character to the NPC with the specified ID. The NPC ID should be surrounded by apostrophes: `instantMount('horse')`, not `instantMount(horse)`. View all NPC IDs here: witchercheats.com/npc-spawn.
learnskill	This command will make Geralt learn the skill with the specified skill ID (also known as a talent code). You need to surround the skill ID with apostrophes: `learnskill('alchemy_s12')` is correct, while `learnskill(alchemy_s12)` is not correct. View all skill IDs here: witchercheats.com/skill.
levelup	This command levels you up one level (use the `setlevel` command to level up faster).
removecustomhead	This command will remove any custom head you have applied to your character with the `setcustomhead` command.
rmvabl	This command will remove the buff with the specified buff ID. The buff ID should be surrounded by apostrophes: `rmvabl('ConImmortal')` is correct, while `rmvabl(ConImmortal)` is not. Use `addabl` to add a buff. View all buff IDs at witchercheats.com/buff.
setbeard	This command will set your beard's beard style.
setcustomhead	This console command will set your character's head to the head with the specified ID. Use the `removecustomhead` command to revert to your character's default head. View all custom head IDs here: witchercheats.com/custom-head.
setlevel	This command sets your level to the specified number.
settattoo	This command can be used to show and hide the tattoo from the Witcher 2 quest Hung Over that remains on the neck of Geralt.
shave	This command trims your beard. Be aware that it's not a reversible command. To regrow your beard, you'll need to use a different command.
WitcherHairstyle	This command sets your character's hairstyle to the specified hairstyle number. The hairstyle number should be in apostrophes. Hairstyle numbers are '1', '2', or '3'.

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Examples

Here are examples of how to use setlevel.

setlevel(3)

This command will set your level to 3.

setlevel(5)

This command will set your level to 5.

Related Commands

Command	Effect
addabl	This command will give you the buff with the specified buff ID. The buff ID should be in apostrophes. Use `rmvabl` to remove a buff. View all buff IDs here: witchercheats.com/buff
addexp	This command grants the specified amount of experience.
addHair1	This command reverts your hairstyle to the default.
addHair2	This command changes your hairstyle to a ponytail.
addHair3	This command gives you long, loose hair.
addHairDLC1	This command styles your hair into a short, loose cut.
addHairDLC2	This command gives you a mohawk combined with a ponytail.
addHairDLC3	This command styles your hair like the Elven Rebel's—short and slicked back.
addskillpoints	This command will give you the specified amount of skill points.
appearance	This command will change the appearance of your targeted NPC (or character if no target) to the appearance with the specified ID. The appearance ID should have apostrophes on either side: `appearance('triss_dress')`, not `appearance(triss_dress)`.
buffme	This console command will give your character the specified effect for the specified duration (seconds). These effects are not the same as those from the `addabl` command. View all BuffMe IDs here: witchercheats.com/buffme.
Cat	This command will enable and disable the ability to see in the dark: `cat(1)` to enable cat vision, `cat(0)` to return to normal.
cleardevelop	This command will reset Geralt completely, clearing your inventory and resetting your level to 1. You will also be given starter gear.
dismember	This command dismembers your current targeted NPC.
Drunk	This command will enable and disable 'Drunk Mode', in which your vision is distorted and dialogue between some characters (e.g. Shani, Triss) is changed.
instantMount	This command will spawn and instantly mount your character to the NPC with the specified ID. The NPC ID should be surrounded by apostrophes: `instantMount('horse')`, not `instantMount(horse)`. View all NPC IDs here: witchercheats.com/npc-spawn.
learnskill	This command will make Geralt learn the skill with the specified skill ID (also known as a talent code). You need to surround the skill ID with apostrophes: `learnskill('alchemy_s12')` is correct, while `learnskill(alchemy_s12)` is not correct. View all skill IDs here: witchercheats.com/skill.
levelup	This command levels you up one level (use the `setlevel` command to level up faster).
removecustomhead	This command will remove any custom head you have applied to your character with the `setcustomhead` command.
rmvabl	This command will remove the buff with the specified buff ID. The buff ID should be surrounded by apostrophes: `rmvabl('ConImmortal')` is correct, while `rmvabl(ConImmortal)` is not. Use `addabl` to add a buff. View all buff IDs at witchercheats.com/buff.
setbeard	This command will set your beard's beard style.
setcustomhead	This console command will set your character's head to the head with the specified ID. Use the `removecustomhead` command to revert to your character's default head. View all custom head IDs here: witchercheats.com/custom-head.
setlevel	This command sets your level to the specified number.
settattoo	This command can be used to show and hide the tattoo from the Witcher 2 quest Hung Over that remains on the neck of Geralt.
shave	This command trims your beard. Be aware that it's not a reversible command. To regrow your beard, you'll need to use a different command.
WitcherHairstyle	This command sets your character's hairstyle to the specified hairstyle number. The hairstyle number should be in apostrophes. Hairstyle numbers are '1', '2', or '3'.