Possessive Corpses no more lazy zombies and shy nirnroots

Possessive corpses, no more lazy zombies and shy nirnroots. Link to Betsoft thread --------------------- WHAT THIS MOD DOES: --------------------- 1. -Weapons from dead actors are cleaned properly by the game on respawning. 2. -Reanimated actors won\'t left ash piles. Instead they will fall dead again (you can raise them again). This feature, is optional and no longer necessary. As I like it a lot, I\'m extending it in the off-spin of possessive corpses Necromancy 101 (you can just overwrite the pex file from this mod with the one from Necromancy 101, it only adds more features). 3. -Nirnroot plants won\'t generate new glows. Previous ones will be removed. So, you won\'t need to delete them from the game on your own. 4. -All body remains like ash piles (from creatures and from reanimated actors if you delete the script avoiding this), ice piles, ghostly remains and wisp cores will be correctly deleted from the game once you are far enough from the cell where they have been originated. 5. -The amount of arrows per cell (not counting the ones in inventories, droped or attached to actors has been reduced from 15 to 5. This mod, changes the iDeathDropWeaponChance game setting from 100 to 0. This way, actors won\'t drop their weapons when killed (the weapon may appear separated from them, but they are considered not dropped by the game). What you will notice is that you won\'t have the option to take a just dead actor\'s weapon from the floor, to do so you\'ll need to access the actor inventory, activating either the actor or the weapon. ----------- WHY?: ----------- When a dead actor drops a weapon, while the actor is removed from game at cell respawning, the weapon is not removed. When a dead actor is reanimated, when the effect fades, it crumble to ashes and those ash piles aren\'t removed and even create more ash piles (The ash pile from wisp mother though IS removed properly, both types of ghostly remains, ice piles and wisp cores remain in game forever -I\'ll try solving this in next releases-). The glow of the nirnroot is applied even if you haven\'t harvest it and when you do harvest the plant only the last applied glow is removed, this way, each time a nirnroot you didn\'t harvest have a respawn a new non-removable glow bloats the saved game. Talking further about the weapons case, in theory, this effect shouldn\'t be very noticeable, as the only needed data are the weapon base ID, Ref ID, X, Y and Z positions and the angles. But as you can see in the objects placed in the world in previous games, there are other variables that while won\'t be used in this case are reserved and occupy space. With all of this, I think each weapon dropped weights around 200 bytes (unless object data parts are assigned dynamically, in which case unused ones wouldn\'t have a reserved space and the file could be as small as 36 bytes, but I found this quite improbable). Even this way, 5000 weapons m