Bunker Hill Deep Clean and Remodel

What does this mod do?

• []Cleans(disables) the normally unremovable trash, debris, plants, planks, plywood, mats, etc.

  []Does NOT modify any plot/quest or normally scrapable objects, trash or otherwise.

  []Repairs stone main structure using in-game assets, vents were removed to allow for cleaner rooftop building.

  []Updates the roof section properties to allow for workshop object placements.

  []Cleaned the trashy landscape/terrain around the settlement.

  []Makes the counters and metal tables movable or scrapable.

  []Counters that NPCs use such as Deb lean on can be moved. If moved the NPC will actually go to the counters new location during the work day.

  []NPCs affected are: Deb, Kay, Joe S. and Tony S.

  []Makes Iron Fence and post sections scrapable.

  []Scaffold can be scrapped as a single piece.

  []All the lights fixtures, strands, lamps and barrels have been converted to workshop versions.

  []Please note that the cage light strands can be tricky to scrap as they must be selected at the far edge which in many cases is very high up and may require a ladder.

  []The light effects near the light sources now properly disables when the source is scrapped, or moved in WS.

  []Requires my Library plugin, must be DL separately due to issue with Vortex.

  []Library helps manage and prevent workshop menu duplication between various DCnR mods.

  []Navmesh fully rebuilt for all the custom scrapables, and to improve general pathing, see details below.

  []Precombines/Previs rebuilt for all 9 cells, even though BH only has 1 main cell and 2 very minor cells. Due to dense number of POIs and nearby structures.

  []ESL Flagged, so plugin will not count against 255 max. It does have a BA file, and for that there is a 500 or so max.

  Why Update Navmesh?

  Stolen from Glitchfinder's JP Navmesh Update:

  Ever found yourself building at most settlements, only to realize the settlers weren't the sharpest tools in the shed? Trying to walk through benches, running around the settlement rather than through it, and generally just not really understanding where they could walk? Turns out most settlements need some real work.

  The main issues are precuts, areas missing navmesh, navmesh below terrain and navmesh poorly shaped. 

  Precuts: objects that can be scrapped or moved get a special navmesh under them to prevent NPCs from moving thru them, this is called "pre-cut". When you scrap or move those objects the navmesh under them opens up for NPCs. Most precuts in the game were autogenerated and have poor shapes creating delays to NPCs navigating the space. Also most exterior pre-cuts where much larger than the objects they were under to the point where large sections of settlements would be un-navigable by NPCs, until those trees, cars,