Alright, so I've got my Lakeview Manor Hearthfire home, and every now and then I do some more changes to the interior outlay of the place, but it would appear that most of the furniture and items that I markfordelete come back a few weeks later. Which is highly annoying!
So I went on a few websites and found that you can delete a cluster of furniture permanently by deleting the master object from the cluster, and by doing so all the slave object from the same cluster disappear as well, forever. For example: if I furnish part of the house with a small table (the master object), a bunch of other items like a broom and bucket (slave items) spawn with it, and so of course by deleting the table the broom and bucket get deleted along with it. Unfortunately, that doesn't work for me because I want to keep the table and banish the bucket and broom from the main entrance room. And, like I said, deleting the broom and bucket is only a temporary deletion, they will return a few weeks later! Furthermore, I have also tried the Disable code to remove items, but the command does not work on all items, it works mainly on furniture and characters, but not so much on junk items like brooms and buckets.
One of the other areas in the house I'm having this problem with is the Main Hall, where I want to get rid of the stew pot, barrel and bucket, but I want to keep the fireplace! That way I can use the main hall as only a dining/lounge room, seeing that I already have a kitchen with all the stew pots and ovens in the adjoining room, right? But, as I have mentioned, getting rid of the stew pot and barrel without removing the fireplace is only a temporary solution.... I was just so tormented yesterday when I arrived home with my new rug-rat and found that there was another stew pot in my living area! I was going to blame it on the Bard, but after looking into his eyes I realised he didn't have the mental capacity to pull it off...
Furthermore, I don't go with mods unless I know full well I can trust them, as I don't know enough about computers or software to fix a possible problem that a mod might cause in my system.
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Alright, so I've got my Lakeview Manor Hearthfire home, and every now and then I do some more changes to the interior outlay of the place, but it would appear that most of the furniture and items that I markfordelete come back a few weeks later. Which is highly annoying!
So I went on a few websites and found that you can delete a cluster of furniture permanently by deleting the master object from the cluster, and by doing so all the slave object from the same cluster disappear as well, forever. For example: if I furnish part of the house with a small table (the master object), a bunch of other items like a broom and bucket (slave items) spawn with it, and so of course by deleting the table the broom and bucket get deleted along with it. Unfortunately, that doesn't work for me because I want to keep the table and banish the bucket and broom from the main entrance room. And, like I said, deleting the broom and bucket is only a temporary deletion, they will return a few weeks later! Furthermore, I have also tried the Disable code to remove items, but the command does not work on all items, it works mainly on furniture and characters, but not so much on junk items like brooms and buckets.
One of the other areas in the house I'm having this problem with is the Main Hall, where I want to get rid of the stew pot, barrel and bucket, but I want to keep the fireplace! That way I can use the main hall as only a dining/lounge room, seeing that I already have a kitchen with all the stew pots and ovens in the adjoining room, right? But, as I have mentioned, getting rid of the stew pot and barrel without removing the fireplace is only a temporary solution.... I was just so tormented yesterday when I arrived home with my new rug-rat and found that there was another stew pot in my living area! I was going to blame it on the Bard, but after looking into his eyes I realised he didn't have the mental capacity to pull it off...
Furthermore, I don't go with mods unless I know full well I can trust them, as I don't know enough about computers or software to fix a possible problem that a mod might cause in my system.
So what do I do guys...?
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