MasterofTheSweetRoll Posted August 14, 2021 Share Posted August 14, 2021 Good morning, The project I am currently working on for Fallout New Vegas will include several locations. I am currently in the process of decorating an interior location, although I did notice a very frustrating issue that is re-occurring. I load up my file and go to my interior space...and come to find that any object I placed then subsequently deleted is back in the space, after deletion. The same thing happened in my exterior location, I placed a vertibird, decided it did not really fit then deleted it. I later loaded the file back up and found it sitting where I placed it originally. I THINK it may be only deletions using the ctrl shift c method. I would really appreciate a more seasoned modder shedding light on the situation. The Geck NV load order is just base game and dlcs plus speedy resources (obv my esp as well) Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ladez Posted August 14, 2021 Share Posted August 14, 2021 Ctrl+Shift+C does not delete objects, it toggles culling of the selected objects. Object culled in this way are not rendered in the render window and appear purple/pink in the objects list for that cell. Useful if you have a lot of clutter that gets in the way when you're working with objects in the background. They can be unculled by selecting them and pressing Ctrl+Shift+C again with the render window in focus, or, as you've discovered, by simply reloading the plugin, since no changes are made to the file. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MasterofTheSweetRoll Posted August 14, 2021 Author Share Posted August 14, 2021 This is very helpful. Thank you. It has been a very long time since I have modded and I believe I ran into the issue before. The tutorial I was watching for landscaping mentioned the shortcut for "deleting" objects. Not that I am trying to shift the blame, it is just part of the reason I ran into my issue. Many thanks. Ctrl+Shift+C does not delete objects, it toggles culling of the selected objects. Object culled in this way are not rendered in the render window and appear purple/pink in the objects list for that cell. Useful if you have a lot of clutter that gets in the way when you're working with objects in the background. They can be unculled by selecting them and pressing Ctrl+Shift+C again with the render window in focus, or, as you've discovered, by simply reloading the plugin, since no changes are made to the file. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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