Safe to use resize in place everywhere mod?

[Out Of Bubblegum]

Is it safe to resize objects using the place everywhere mod? One of those CC free givaways introduced carpeted floors. But they do not fit the rooms (duh). To reach all 4 corners, and make it look like wall-to-wall carpet, I have to use four floor pieces. If I use the resize ability, I can just use two. Or just one if I leave a gap at one end and make it look like an area rug. But I am afraid. Very afraid. That I will currupt all my save games or something. Also, no one might hear me scream (in space).

Also - sometimes it says place everywhere and somtimes place anywhere. These are the same mod, yes?

[Flippy]

Originally posted by Out Of Bubblegum:

Is it safe to resize objects using the plave everywhere mod? One of those CC free givaways introduced carpeted floors. But they do not fit the rooms (duh). To reach all 4 corners, and make it look like wall-to-wall carpet, I have to use four floor pieces. If I use the resize ability, I can just use two. Or just one if I leave a gap at one end and make it look like an area rug. But I am afraid. Very afraid. That I will currupt all my save games or something. Also, no one might hear me scream (in space).

Which free item had carpets?

Any mod that changes the same item or system as another mod will over write it.

[Out Of Bubblegum]

I think it was the arcade pack.

[Kralore]

Yes it is safe to use the resizing option. I use it all the time to make rugs larger, conduits smaller.

As for the difference in name. They seem to be 2 different mods.

Place Everywhere on the nexus is a PC only mod that uses an F4SE (script extender) plugin to function. Place Anywhere seems to be an Xbox One only mod that does mostly the same thing.

[Flippy]

Originally posted by Out Of Bubblegum:

I think it was the arcade pack.

Thanks i just found it now to and was going to say nevermind. :) I didnt know it had carpets and other items

I have nearly finished the quest for the Noir Apartment. Looking forward to finally seeing it. Its a good quest.

[TVMAN]

Originally posted by Out Of Bubblegum:

Is it safe to resize objects using the place everywhere mod? One of those CC free givaways introduced carpeted floors. But they do not fit the rooms (duh). To reach all 4 corners, and make it look like wall-to-wall carpet, I have to use four floor pieces. If I use the resize ability, I can just use two. Or just one if I leave a gap at one end and make it look like an area rug. But I am afraid. Very afraid. That I will currupt all my save games or something. Also, no one might hear me scream (in space).

Also - sometimes it says place everywhere and somtimes place anywhere. These are the same mod, yes?

While most mods are competently made and supported, no mods are guaranteed safe to use. Make a full backup of all of your save data before you install any new mod you wish to try, and you'll be fine.

[Out Of Bubblegum]

Originally posted by TVMAN:

While most mods are competently made and supported, no mods are guaranteed safe to use. Make a full backup of all of your save data before you install any new mod you wish to try, and you'll be fine.

No, I might not be fine. If the very first save I make after resizing an object has something currupted, then that will carry forward into all future saves. And may break the game after 200 more hours of gameplay. And the only way to fix is to go back to the save 200 hours ago. Just because I am paranoid does not mean that FO4 is not planning to muck me.
Thats why I like to double and triple check things. A belt and suspenders.

[TVMAN]

Originally posted by Out Of Bubblegum:

No, I might not be fine. If the very first save I make after resizing an object has something currupted, then that will carry forward into all future saves.

Don't start hyperventilating and wringing your hands at me over non-issues, please. If something breaks, you then uninstall the mod and restore to the backup you made prior to installing the mod. Everything will be fine as long as you make a full backup of your saves prior to installing the mod.