Note that exiting any of the Hearthfire homes will automatically reset the game, but exiting any of the other houses from the Elder Scrolls Edition does not guarantee the same. If for some reason the item you deleted does not actually disappear, even after "saving and reloading", then exit and re-enter the cell (House). (Be sure not to exit theĬonsole before putting in both of these commands) * exit console by pressing the ~ key again. On a few items surrounding it to see the code changes accordingly.) To be certain that the code is the correct code, try clicking That comes up is in fact the ID code for that specific item.
* click on the item you want removed (make sure the ID code To prevent re-spawning of Hearthfire furniture, go into console by pressing the ~ key near the top left hand side of your keyboard, then follow these instructions: So take care with your picking and choosing. Also please note that the furniture provided in the Skyrim Elder Scrolls Edition can be deleted without fear of the item re-spawning later on, however any furniture provided in the building of your house through the Hearthfire Edition may re-spawn after 10-30 days. So, if you do want to have a few pieces of the original/default furniture, go ahead and do that. Regardless of which house you choose to move into, you will always have the option to have the place furnished with the original furniture provided by the game. Here is a list of Command Codes you will be needing to complete any work referred to in this Guide: This is the opposing angle of the same room Here are some examples of what you should be able to do after reading this guide:īelow is a different look on what was meant to be the Lakeview Manors East room kitchen e.g: One house for the Family, one house to store the stolen/treasured goods, one house to serve as a personal museum or grand armory, one house to suit the secret life of a contract killer, and sometimes I even build myself a small cabin/shack so I can get away from it all now and then. Personally, I like each of my houses to be decorated to suit the particular Dragonborn I'm playing, and much of the time each Dragonborn will have a few different houses, each one catering to a different aspect of his/her life. If you're like me, you will occasionally enjoy taking a break from the usual Skyrim Game-play to spruce up the old Skyrim Home. No Mods are necessary to follow this Guide.Īnd, most importantly, nothing in this Guide will damage your game in any way. Completion of this Guide will be marked by the removal of this note.)Īs specified in the title, this guide should only apply to PC players. (Please Note, before I begin, that this is a work in progress and may take a while to complete.
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