I'm after a bit of help please if anyone can offer some advice...
First a bit of background. I created a 'basemant' style house mod that I published to Steam Workshop. The mod itself is pretty simple and is just built using vanilla objects and textures, there's no special scripting or anything in place. The mod is a 'Collectors Vault' which is aimed at people wanting to collect and show their prized possessions. It is therefore fairly loaded up with weapon racks, mannequins, plaques and storage.
I decided it would be a good idea to change my floorplan as I wanted to add a few rooms. Rather than modify the existing plan I created a second layout next to the original as some of the changes were substantial. For some reason I decided to put the new layout at a 45° rotation from the original. I think my aim was to avoid any 0/90/180/270 orientations. Anyway I set the new rooms up and decorated everything and finally moved all containers, mannequins, racks and plaques to the new area.
Now the problem. Moving the containers and mannequins was straigh forward enough. As they 'contain' the items simply moving them takes the contents over. Unfortunatly I didn't realise until it was too late that weapon racks and plaques don't work that way! Since the items are only 'bound' to the rack/plaque when you move it they item stays exactly where the player put it. When I went back to the new rooms to test I was...dismayed...to find that my weapons were no longer there. Instead I expect they are falling through space where they were originally hanging in the old room, which I have since deleted.
I'm hoping that someone might be able to offer me a simpler solution that the few that I can think of:
1) Go back to the old design and start again.
2) Try to rotate the whole new layout, which last time I tried just crashed the Creation Kit.
3) Put some floors/walls/ceilings back where the original was and create a trapdoor for people to be able to pop over to the old place so that they can pick up their stuff and transfer it to the new rooms.
4) Leave the original mod as is and upload the new layout as a different version.
So far I'm erring toward option 3 or 4. I don't really want to have two different versions published if I can help it so think that option 3 might be the best. But then I don't want to inconvenience everyone by making them pick up all the stuff they previously mounted to have to do it all again.
I'd be grateful of any suggestions you might have on this one!

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