How to disable placed object Tes5edit

[TehKaoZ]

Hello,

 

I am trying to make a patch for myself concerning the new USKP versions edit to Breezehome as I use a mod that changes it and it will now have a conflict since USKP has a new record.

 

I'm trying to disable the placed object 02002304 from the USKP via Tes5edit. So far I have been scanning my other mods to see how they might have gone about it but I am still unsure of myself.

So far I have in the patch: Set flags to initially disabled and set parent to enable state opposite of parent.

I have no idea if this is correct.

 

Any help would be appreciated and make you a super special awesome person! (that's three adjectives!) But seriously =D

[TehKaoZ]

bump.

 

No ideas here? not even "your a moron?" :)

[DoubleYou]

I normally make it a deleted record, and then undelete it ;)

[TehKaoZ]

so set the flags to deleted? that seems almost.... logical.

 

Thanks DoubleYou!

[DoubleYou]

Just remember a deleted object is a UDR. Then in TES5Edit, undelete it. It is much quicker.

[rootsrat]

Just remember a deleted object is a UDR. Then in TES5Edit, undelete it. It is much quicker.

 

A more generic, but related question: so if delete some records from a mod in TES5EDIT, do I need to go through the process of cleaning that mod?

 

::EDIT::

 

To be more specific, I have downloaded a patch for SkyRe and Immersive Armors 7. It covers a lot more than IA7 though, and I have that stuff covered by my own patches (besides I don't agree with some changes that were made). I have therefore deleted all not wanted records from the patch, and only left the ones relevant to IA7. Would you recommend cleaning that ESP then?

[DoubleYou]

It depends what you mean by deleted. I think what you mean by deleted is remove the record from the patch. What OP means as deleted is as not present in the game. I therefore prefer the word "remove" for removing a record, while marking the header of a record as deleted, then cleaning it and changing them to disabled will remove the object in-game without potential for CTD. Undeletion and disabling sets the reference header to initially disabled, enabled opposite of parent to the player, and lowers the objects Z by -30000, so that it will definitely not ever show up in game.

[rootsrat]

Aaah, gotcha. Yeah, I did remove the entire record(s) from the patch. Thanks for clearing this up.

[CJ2311]

I normally make it a deleted record' date=' and then undelete it ;)[/quote']

Uh, isn't it easier to just flag it as InitiallyDisabled instead of deleted? Or am I missing something here?

[DoubleYou]

That generally works too, just I like to really make certain that it never shows up.