Removes most static/placed junk items, consumables, armor, weapons and ammo from the game world and improves performance as a result. Also covers Leveled Item lists to some extent.
Requirements
This mod does not have any known dependencies other than the base game.
Not required, but necessary to get the full intended experience + Credits
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reapplied the Respawn flag to the couple of container forms I've removed it from previously, functionally there is no difference in those cases since the affected containers are empty anyway
Version 3.0.0
the main plugin was split into several ESLs and no longer depends on the DLC
there's now the base plugin that only covers the base game, and three others that cover Automatron, Far Harbor and Nuka World individually
all plugins are now part of a convenient FOMOD installer, this includes the optional Trap Activator Reward Disabler
Version 2.0.6
fixed a cell override that had a flag missing: GlowingSeaPOIJB03 [CELL:0000E828] (in Commonwealth "Commonwealth" [WRLD:0000003C] at -20,-32)
Version 2.0.5
increased the chance to get anything from suitcases again, getting at least some clothing is far more likely now
Version 2.0.4
reenabled most items in the National Guard Training Yard's buildings
removed obsolete masters from the optional "Disable Trap Activator Rewards" plugin, it no longer relies on the main file
Version 2.0.3
reenabled the Toolbox in USAF Satellite Station Olivia that holds the Locket quest item
Version 2.0.2
excluded some items in Gorski Cabin's root cellar
Version 2.0.1
fixed a bug that made 75 clothing pieces spawn in suitcases
Version 2.0.0
reworked all containers and their associated leveled item lists so that they have a tiny chance of having some loot instead of disabling certain items entirely
reworked the Lunchboxes, the loot is no longer entirely disabled but instead there's a chance you won't get anything and the more rare drops are actually more rare now
reworked suitcases, dressers and some other containers with clothing; they no longer have clothes entirely disabled but instead there's a high chance you won't get any clothes from them
removed most NPC changes (I want them to be a viable source of materials) and all quest changes (their only rewards were materials and removing them entirely felt wrong)
made Stimpaks, RadAway and Bobby Pins (incl. Bobby Pin Boxes) more rare; in vanilla you get way too many of those items, in all my playthroughs I never felt the need to restock them at a vendor, they are pretty much everywhere; now you have to plan ahead
Version 1.1.6
re-enabled death items and leveled electronic junk items for mechanical devices (turrets, robots, etc.)
it didn't make a whole lot of sense to disable them in the first place because those devices wouldn't work without them
an argument could be made for the PC not being proficient enough in electronics to extract them but that's a bold claim considering they are able to modify densely packed and high-tech weaponry (e.g. lasers)
Version 1.1.5
updated with the changes from UFO4P v2.1.4
Version 1.1.4
removed all overrides of trap activator rewards from the main plugin so you get resources from them again
transferred those overrides to a separate ESL plugin that can be found in the Optional Files section
Version 1.1.3
disabled reward of Tin Cans when disabling Can Chimes
Version 1.1.2
reenabled some items in Barney Rook's bunker/basement
Version 1.1.1
fixed the Quality Assurance quest (General Atomics Factory) again, I did miss the Baby Bottle with a previous update, now all items should be available
Version 1.1.0
removed Container (CONT) and Activator (ACTI) form overrides from the junk and consumables plugin, those got included by accident
removed even more reference overrides that are related to quests and have the potential to cause problems
reenabled most junk items in the Sanctuary area so you can get your first settlement going
reenabled a couple of items in inhabited areas so that they feel more believable
cleaned up the Junk/Consumable module a bit by removing overrides of unused cells
reenabled Dirty Water and Purified Water in all instances so this is no longer a concern in survival playthroughs
reenabled all Leveled Item instances of RadX and Blood Pack
reenabled some leveled and placed instances of Stealth Boy
overhauled several consumable Leveled Item lists so that they still have some basic and post-war food and drinks, pre-war stuff is still missing and has to be bought from vendors
overhauled several publicly accessible containers to have less and/or different loot in them
previous main plugin renamed to "LootedWorld_ConsumeJunk.esm"
new plugin/module "LootedWorld_Equipment.esm" that removes most placed/static armor/clothes, weapons and ammo (except inhabited places)
all three previous modules (ConsumeJunk, Equipment and Leveled) got combined in a new main plugin, the separate ones are available in the "Optional" file section
Version 1.0.2
removed leftover ITM records
Version 1.0.1
reenabled item references for the quests "Pool Cleaning" and "Quality Assurance"
Featured in the Dank Suite mod collection. Check it out if you're interested in using my other fully standalone and highly compatible mods.
Preface
This mod exists for four reasons:
It doesn't make a whole lot of sense that in the 200 years from bomb drops to the present people struggled with surviving but didn't come up with the idea of utilizing the resources that got left behind after the war. The game features scavenger NPC but they don't seem to scavenge anything. And vendors restock their supplies from thin air. Now the world actually feels like every single resource is put to good use or is turned into money.
I don't like that the game world is cluttered with mostly unnecessary objects that serve no real purpose other than dragging down performance.
I wanted to know by how much those objects affect performance. Spoiler: Not as much as I expected, but it's definitely noticeable.
I wanted vendors and money (including related perks) to be more meaningful. Now you have to buy your resources from them instead of finding an overabundance pretty much everywhere (as if you were the first human being in those areas).
Content
The plugins are ESL-flagged, so they won't count against your normal ESP/ESM plugin count and it doesn't affect precombined meshes or PreVis data. If you install this mod into an already running playthrough you'll have to wait a couple of in-game days for all the cells to reset and the changes to take effect. The mod comes in a convenient FOMOD installer. The base plugin works just with the base game. If you also got the game's DLC you can install optional modules for them.
This mod affects the following items:
placed and leveled junk items (items with components that can be used to craft items)
placed useless trash ("Burnt Magazines" and the like, those would have turned into dust by now anyway)
some placed and leveled consumables (drinks, food, meds, chems, etc.)
placed armour and clothing
some leveled clothing (e.g. in suitcases and dressers)
placed weapons
placed ammo
Vendors are left untouched and inhabited areas had the amount of items reduced.
There's now also Traps Be Gone that removes another type of annoyance from the game world.
If you want to retain junk being way more rare but still be able to craft anything easily you could use the mod Construction and Crafting Converter.
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