Things in Skyrim you see but cannot use. Rugs, fishing poles : V - Skyrim

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 12:10 pm

I want to beat a dragon in the face with a bucket.

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 8:31 am

I hate to admit it but the first couple of days I carried around cooking pots around with me and a shovel in case I had to dig up some treasure.

I fell into the shovel trap, too. Found a treasure map and figured I'd need a shovel, so...

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 8:09 am

I want to beat a dragon in the face with a bucket.

i heard mages can :whisper:

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:27 pm

They are considered clutter they are in all Elder Scrolls games. I find it fun to collect the junk that best suits my character and I find a use for it in decorating my houses. I would do that if only they fixed the exploding item bug.

Following someone's advice here I've managed to decorate my house just fine. What you need to do is drop the item(s) you want to use to decorate on the floor of your house. You then need to leave your house. Do not re-enter immediately. Waiting a few seconds is fine. Once you come back in the house, take the items whitout putting them back in your inventory or in a chest/wardrobe/etc. You just pick them up from the floor and move them to the desired spot, and voilà. Should be okay afterwards.

Works like a charm for me. I put skulls on the chimney, added things on tables, placed quest items, centurion dynamos on shelves, rare potions and poisons near my alchemy table, etc. I was suspicious at first, tried it with only a couple of items, found it worked, and expanded it eventually.

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 5:06 pm

Following someone's advice here I've managed to decorate my house just fine. What you need to do is drop the item(s) you want to use to decorate on the floor of your house. You then need to leave your house. Do not re-enter immediately. Waiting a few seconds is fine. Once you come back in the house, take the items whitout putting them back in your inventory or in a chest/wardrobe/etc. You just pick them up from the floor and move them to the desired spot, and voilà. Should be okay afterwards.

Works like a charm for me. I put skulls on the chimney, added things on tables, placed quest items, centurion dynamos on shelves, rare potions and poisons near my alchemy table, etc. I was suspicious at first, tried it with only a couple of items, found it worked, and expanded it eventually.

I tried that before by anothers tip, but they did not tell me about waiting.

How long did you wait, I will test it again.