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Thankfully not being able to train smithing isn't a big problem, I just reinstalled the mod after training.
I could have kept it installed and just used a cheat to train, but I wanted to be legit and pay the correct amount of gold.
Thankfully It's not a game breaking bug or anything crazy, I'll just reinstall after training up the skill.
I had a bug that made training the smithing skill not work.
After a lot of testing this is the mod that was causing my issue.
Otherwise good mod.
Homes that I have used for years I have ingrained the spots of where to place the torches to light up the place the way I like. As soon as I aquire the place, I go to the chopping block and chop a bunch of firewood and then make at least a dozen torches just for this purpose. I collect torches out of dungeons and caves where they can be taken from the sconces and I notice the sconce stays there and you can place a torch back into it if you want to. When you mouse over the sconce you can "activate" it. (either take the torch out or put one in)
I've never seen this option in a home before so I wanted to ask about it.