Hi there, I was just sitting here, adding one single item to a vendor chest, and thinking to myself, "I wish there was a way to just add all these items at once, instead of taking 30 minutes to do it piece by piece."

So, has anyone got a few minutes to help me out? I've looked around, but it seems like one of those unspoken little tricks I haven't discovered, yet. I don't use any third party programs to mod, with. Just the CK. Basically, I'm just wanting to simply add for example, for my apothecary shop, I wanted to have every ingredient available to buy.

I know I could just copy and paste one already used... but I just want to do everything I can do myself, without having to lean on something Bethesda has already used, due to laziness. Know what I mean? More of a pride thing, I guess.

You can add the items to a Leveled Item and tick its "Use All" flag, then...

LeveledItem Property YourLVLI AutoObjectReference Property SomeContianerREF AutoEvent SomeEvent()	SomeContianerREF.AddItem(YourLVLI)EndEvent

...or just add the LVLI *directly to the container base.

*If it's not a vanilla container.

Note: LVLIs can be added by http://www.creationkit.com/AddItem_-_ObjectReference, but not removed.

SomeContianerREF.AddItem(YourLVLI)

SomeContianerREF.RemoveItem(YourLVLI)

While it will compile, the constituent items must be removed individually or via a FormList with the same members.

SomeContianerREF.RemoveItem(YourFLST, YourFLST.GetSize()) ; SomeContianerREF has exactly one of each item

Thank you, JustinOther! That info was JustinCredible! (Sorry, couldn't resist) But really, thanks. This helps save so much time. Thank you.

No prob It's all about time saving. FormLists, array variables, and LeveledItems are all handy ways to deal with groups of forms.

If/when you get into quest aliases, note that array variables can have ReferenceAliases while FormLists cannot.