Two quick questions about breaking a soulforge

[gortman]

Thanks to Sarsmi and other great folks on this forum, I think I know what I need to do to place and then break up a soulforge so it doesn't take up so much space in my house. However, I have two questions about the "clean up" after successfully breaking the soulforge.

Let's say the only part of the forge I want to keep are the two tiles of the east-side anvil. Ok, so I twice lower the goza mat in the NW corner of the 4x4 set of mats on which I place the soulforge to break the forge. Then I axe all the soulforge tiles except the two for the east anvil.

1) Do I just leave the remaining two anvil tiles raised up on their goza mats?
2) Do I have to lock down both the anvil tiles AND the underlying goza mats? If so, I guess I'll need to create macros to target those goza mats before placing the soulforge on top of them (I use the EC).

Thanks for your help!

 

[Tazar]

Once the soulforge is broken, you can lower the remaining pieces to the floor with the house deco tool. The goza's can all be removed - just be careful to not accidentally remove the soulforge piece you want!

 

[gortman]

Thanks for the quick reply and advice, Tazar. I think I'll practice with something less valuable than a soulforge first, just to make sure I have the hang of things.

 

[Tazar]

If you are at all worried about accidentally destroying part of the soulforge that you want - rather than redeed a goza, you might think about using the enhanced client for it. In the EC, a control-**** (set to default dynamic objects) will show a tag for the goza and you can use the axe on the tag to easily remove the goza.

 

[Faerunner]

*control-shift, I think Tazar meant.

 

[Sarsmi]

You can lock down the pieces you want to keep, go into custom mode, and it will poof the non-locked down pieces (and any raised goza mats will go into the moving crate). Of course you can't do this in a classic home, and I haven't messed around with the enhanced client and this method at all. So user beware!

 

[Tazar]

*control-shift, I think Tazar meant.

Rofl... What a typo.