Disable Console Command

The disable command serves one primary purpose: to make the selected object disappear from the game world. This isn't just limited to inanimate objects; even actors (characters and creatures in the game) can be subjected to this command.

However, the disappearance goes beyond just the visual.

When an object is "disabled":

1. Invisibility: The object won't render, meaning it won't be visible to the player.
2. No Collision: The disabled object won't have any physical presence. This means players or other objects can pass through the space it occupied.
3. AI Ignorance: AI-controlled characters and creatures won't recognize or interact with the disabled object.
4. Scripting Continuation: Despite the object's invisibility and lack of collision, any scripting attached to it will continue to function. This ensures that vital game processes or quests don't break because of the object's disappearance.

When Is the disable Command Most Helpful?

1. Navigational Convenience: If you're stuck in a tight spot or an object is blocking your way, disable can help you navigate through.
2. Cleaner Screenshots: If you're trying to take the perfect screenshot and a stray object or NPC photobombs your shot, disable can clear the scene.
3. Simplifying Complex Areas: In areas dense with objects, disabling a few can help in reducing visual clutter, potentially even improving game performance.

The enable Command

If you've mistakenly disabled an object, there's the counterpart enable command. This command brings back the disabled object, restoring its visibility, collision, and interactions.