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silvergriffin1963

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i was told to use disable in the console to remove bodies and other unwanted items that are unscrappable but how much can i use it before causing problems? I want to remove the partially intact houses and build new ones but will this cause bugs in the game such as will the settlers be able to use the new houses? I have tested it a bit and found there were still things I could not disable so I am hoping that if I am able to use it then the game doesnt require it.
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you can scrap the distroyed houses by using the settlement facilities --- the command you need to experiment with is

 

V

 

the same one that changes view -- hold it and see the change

They are talking about the houses which are not normally scrappable. Such as the houses at Tenpines, Country Crossing, or Coastal Cottage.

 

These structures cannot be scrapped in workshop mode, and do not have a reference ID for them to be disabled by console. There are some mods that supposedly allow scrapping or disabling these structures, but using these mods may lead to savegame corruption or incompatibilities with future versions of the game. This is because these mods and all mods are currently made with 3rd party tools that don't handle game data in safe, reliable ways.

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I have not found a mod that allows you to scrap the unscrappable houses. there is a script mod that was taken down, it did exactly the same. open console type in disable click on object and press enter. I tried it but didn't seem to do anything that couldn't be done without it. if it didn't have a reference id it couldn't be scrapped with or without the mod. I can disable several of the buildings in sanctuary but am concerned about causing bugs in the game. I am assuming the ones without a reference id are that way to prevent bugs. what I want to know is it safe to remove the ones with references id's without causing bugs.
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