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Fixes (auto-sells) those hundreds of pre-placed Hab decor items the game adds to the Cargo every time the player modifies their ships.
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About this mod:
Auto-sells those hundreds or even thousands of pre-placed Hab decoration items that get transferred to the Cargo upon modifying a ship in the Ship Builder.
Comprasion:
For a better overview on the what's been changed.
Vanilla:
--> when the player modifies their ship in the Ship Builder, all objects found in the Hab immediately get transferred to the modified ship's Cargo Hold
--> the player has to sort the pre-placed Hab decoration items (e.g., Folders, Desk Fans, etc.) from the Cargo on their own...
--> Hab decor items are re-generated after a few ingame hours as soon as the interior of the ship is not loaded in the memory (i.e., the player is not inside)
--> which could result in a constant flow of Credits on every modification ("as per game design") if one chooses to sells them every time
Mod:
--> when the player modifies their ship in the Ship Builder, all objects found in the Hab immediately get transferred to the modified ship's Cargo Hold
--> the player does not have to sort the pre-placed Hab decoration items themself after the work on the ship is done, this mod does exactly this:
--> all these (and only these!) "force-transferred" decoration items will be sold within a few milliseconds
--> all transferred non-decor items (e.g., weapons or armors dropped earlier on the floor) will stay in the Cargo
--> Credits will be dispensed right away (that can even be used in the Ship Builder menu if one would like to spend them on new ship parts for example)
--> possible lore:
--> "the player sells them (in the background) while the Ship Services Technician is working on the ship"
--> Ship Services Technician: "(...) Trade Authority's always buying. Kiosk is right here for you"
--> Hab decor items are re-generated after a few ingame hours as soon as the interior of the ship is not loaded in the memory (i.e., the player is not inside)
--> which could result in a constant flow of Credits on every modification ("as per game design") without the unnecessary hassle
Notes: the Confirm Message won't be affected by the mod in any way. In v1.1., the Resouce management (which was only for the occasional "Adaptive Frames" and such that might've be added to the Cargo as they're part of certain default Hab decoration as well) are disabled. So no resource will be sold. Junk ("misc.") item handling is of course part of the mod and has even been improved in this update.
Compatibility:
The mod doesn't touch any vanilla record and should be compatible with any other mods.
Ability to turn off/on Mod:
You can turn off and on the mod without actually deactivating it with these custom console commands:
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.DisableMod"
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.EnableMod"
Debug Mode:
If one would like to take a look on how myn items are transferred by this mod, I added a Debug Mode that can help with that.
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.EnableDebugMode" ( off by default )
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.DisableDebugMode"
Install/Uninstall:
Just like any .esm/.esp/.esl mods (here's a simple guide).
Auto-sells those hundreds or even thousands of pre-placed Hab decoration items that get transferred to the Cargo upon modifying a ship in the Ship Builder.
Comprasion:
For a better overview on the what's been changed.
Vanilla:
--> when the player modifies their ship in the Ship Builder, all objects found in the Hab immediately get transferred to the modified ship's Cargo Hold
--> the player has to sort the pre-placed Hab decoration items (e.g., Folders, Desk Fans, etc.) from the Cargo on their own...
--> Hab decor items are re-generated after a few ingame hours as soon as the interior of the ship is not loaded in the memory (i.e., the player is not inside)
--> which could result in a constant flow of Credits on every modification ("as per game design") if one chooses to sells them every time
Mod:
--> when the player modifies their ship in the Ship Builder, all objects found in the Hab immediately get transferred to the modified ship's Cargo Hold
--> the player does not have to sort the pre-placed Hab decoration items themself after the work on the ship is done, this mod does exactly this:
--> all these (and only these!) "force-transferred" decoration items will be sold within a few milliseconds
--> all transferred non-decor items (e.g., weapons or armors dropped earlier on the floor) will stay in the Cargo
--> Credits will be dispensed right away (that can even be used in the Ship Builder menu if one would like to spend them on new ship parts for example)
--> possible lore:
--> "the player sells them (in the background) while the Ship Services Technician is working on the ship"
--> Ship Services Technician: "(...) Trade Authority's always buying. Kiosk is right here for you"
--> Hab decor items are re-generated after a few ingame hours as soon as the interior of the ship is not loaded in the memory (i.e., the player is not inside)
--> which could result in a constant flow of Credits on every modification ("as per game design") without the unnecessary hassle
Notes: the Confirm Message won't be affected by the mod in any way. In v1.1., the Resouce management (which was only for the occasional "Adaptive Frames" and such that might've be added to the Cargo as they're part of certain default Hab decoration as well) are disabled. So no resource will be sold. Junk ("misc.") item handling is of course part of the mod and has even been improved in this update.
Compatibility:
The mod doesn't touch any vanilla record and should be compatible with any other mods.
Ability to turn off/on Mod:
You can turn off and on the mod without actually deactivating it with these custom console commands:
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.DisableMod"
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.EnableMod"
Debug Mode:
If one would like to take a look on how myn items are transferred by this mod, I added a Debug Mode that can help with that.
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.EnableDebugMode" ( off by default )
CGF "ShipbuildMiscItems.DisableDebugMode"
Install/Uninstall:
Just like any .esm/.esp/.esl mods (here's a simple guide).