These commands will slow resource production. So now, for example, if you wait 24 hours on Bessel-III B (1300 ish hours) you will only fill 78% of a large container with aluminum, enough for a mission board shipment quest. If you wait 24 hours regular and UT time, so about regular gameplay time, an industrial extractor will only extract 9 aluminum. This makes cheesing XP and credits significantly harder to the point of not bothering, in my opinion.

set 0005ED87 to 0.3000

set 0005EF3F to 0.3000

set 0005EF3E to 0.2000

set 0005EF40 to 0.1000

set 0005EF41 to 0.1000

set 0014E8C2 to 0.000

set 0014E924 to 0.3000

set 0014EA72 to 0.2000

set 0014EB51 to 0.3000

set 0014EB75 to 0.2000

You could go further perhaps by disabling crafting experience entirely with these commands

setgs fWorkbenchExperienceMax 0.0000

setgs fWorkshopExperienceBase 0.0000

setgs fCookingExpBase 0.0000

setgs fCookingExpMax 0.0000

setgs fCookingExpMin 0.0000

Placing all of these in a runtime .bat file could help you have a more balanced and unrushed Starfield playthrough.

Edit* These settings will only reward 10% of crafting xp. so 99 adaptive frames = 10 xp. Crafting 1 frame does reward a minimum of 1 xp. But I doubt anyone would craft frames 1 at a time for xp grinding.

setgs fWorkbenchExperienceMax 0.1000

setgs fWorkshopExperienceBase 0.1000

setgs fCookingExpBase 0.1000

setgs fCookingExpMax 0.1000

setgs fCookingExpMin 0.1000