Destructible Skyrim - Breakable Objects (Beta)

Smash objects into pieces and watch the physical pieces fly everywhere. Be careful in taverns or shops as guards will not take kindly to such reckless vandalism. Here is a small sample for testing purposes

Smash objects into pieces and watch the physical pieces fly everywhere. Be careful in taverns or shops as guards will not take kindly to such reckless vandalism. This is a small sample for testing purposes. This mod has only been tested on a clean free save for a short period of time, which is why this is a beta. There may be incompatibilities, so it is recommended that you make another save before installing this mod.

Currently affected are:

Most barrels include storage barrels.

Ordinary chair.

Many Nordic ruins jars and urns.

If it's in places like shops, taverns, and people's homes, you'll get a bounty. A small satchel will drop from the destroyed container, allowing you to retrieve the container's contents when you destroy the container. It can sometimes be difficult to see all the ruins. After 24 hours of game time, destroyed objects will revert to their default undamaged state, and any loot from damaged containers will be reset, so be sure to grab anything important right away.

Please report any issues and let me know how game performance is affected. Many new objects and features will be added.

Update v0.2:

Added some breakable tables (common round and square tables)

Added some breakable bookshelves (common full size)

Added havok physics for some static objects, which are often found on top of tables and other surfaces. (candle, sack)

Updated the container script to place the bag on the shard instead of below it

Updated additional script added to a variable that controls if there is trouble breaking things

If you want to set how long until the object resets then you can use the console command "set resetobjectdamagetimer to (insert hours here)" without quotes and brackets. If you don't want to get into trouble smashing objects you shouldn't be using, then use the console command "set objectdamagewarnguards to 0" without quotes. If you don't remember the variable names then use the command "showglobalvars".