Starfield – Running Multiple Batch Mods / Files

How to edit the StarfieldCustom.ini file and how to create a single merged.txt file for all your batch file needs.

Locate and Edit the StarfieldCustom.ini File

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This should be located in your mygames folder, here is my example:

• \Documents\My Games\Starfield\StarfieldCustom.ini

Use your favorite text editor, I use EditPadLite but there are so many out there and yes you can even use the built-in notepad app.

Modify the StarfieldCustom.ini File

Once you have the file open find the following line sStartingConsoleCommand.

It should be in the [General] section of this file, create this section if it is missing.

So mine looks like the following:

[General]
sStartingConsoleCommand=bat merged

I call the single batch file I named merged.txt which will be updated with all the added batch file/files that I want to use.

For some reason if you try to call multiple batch files separated with the semi-colon character the game may only run the first and/or the second command and skip the rest.

This is a work around to allow you to call a single merged batch file that gets executed and seems to run as many commands as you want.

Create the merged.txt Batch File

I created a merged.txt batch file that contains what I want to call/use for when Starfield first starts up.

Here is what I have in my merged.txt file:

;merged/combined batch files for Starfield
;Points of Interest Markers
SetGS fHandScannerMapMarkerMinRange 1500
; Experience Multiplier, the vanilla value is 1
setgs fXPModBase 5
;Vendor/Merchant Respawn Value, how many days
setgs iDaysToRespawnVendor 0
;Dead NPC's always drop armor
SetGameSetting fEquippedArmorChanceToDrop 1.0
;Time Dilation While Waiting, default = 1800
;setgs iSecondsToSleepPerUpdate 90000
;God Mode
TGM

FYI – the semi-colon; character is a comment so anything listed afterwards is for descriptions etc…

The Merged.txt File Updates

So once this is completed you will ONLY have to edit/modify this merged.txt file and save.

You can also comment out any batch options you have using the semi-colon character, ;