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I had made myself a house in Morrowind and recently I decided to add a door leading to Vivec. When I went to play the game again and entered my house, sections of the floor had disappeared! Sometimes I can walk across the empty space, and other times I just fall right through them.

I don't understand what I did wrong. Is there any way to fix this?

Are you getting any warning messages about those pieces? Look in the Morrowind directory for the Warnings.txt file.

Well, when I opened up Morrowind a message appeared saying that errors may occur because the Master File had been changed since it was last used. I'm certain I checked the box on my house to use as the Active File when I was using the Construction Set.

Does your house look okay in the CS?

Have you added any mods since the last time the floor was good?

Most likely some mod has overwritten those pieces, and either goofed up the texture or the mesh itself.

Have you updated your graphics drivers? I had an awful experience with a bad driver awhile ago. The screen would flash white for a spit second, then I could walk thru solid objects (without using console commands). I had to go back to a previous version to get it to work properly.

You were right enough, abot. I started a new game and checked on the house, and everything was fine. My house looks fine in CS itself.

Sorry for being thick, but whereabouts can I find the "Repair All" option?

go to the Saves tab, right click a save, Repair All

then right click, Remove, Debris Cells

repeat a couple times/until no more Debris cells are found


failing this, you could try cleaning the entire cell saved changes with tes3cmd e.g.

tes3cmd --delete --type cell --match "your exact cell name" "../saves/yoursavename.ess"

(I'm assuming here tes3cmd is in Morrowind\Data Files and saves are in Morrowind\Saves)


or Enchanted Editor, but you should be sure to remove in-game all your valuables from the cell first


[EDIT]note that to avoid this kind of problems, whenever you update (that is, replace with another version) a mod it is better to learn/use mash https://youtu.be/9qqtVWqkRHo?list=PL7Rqzk0KXtVxV2oN5n6ICc8iXxyretm15&t=526.


This is especially true with http://abitoftaste.altervista.org/morrowind/index.php?option=content&Itemid=10&task=view&id=79&-Morrowind-modding-for-smarties-part-8-when-masters-change (e.g. TR_Mainland.esm) that often need using updaters even first with .esp having the .esm as master, then with saves