Skyrim Delete Item From Inventory

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1. Skyrim Delete Item From Inventory Items
2. Skyrim Item Codes
3. Skyrim Inventory Command

Skyrim Delete Item From Inventory Items

The follower/Housecarl will take all the items inside the chest. Now talk again to your follower/Housecarl and select 'I need you to carry some things'. Take back your items from his/her inventory. Your items are not marked as Stolen anymore. I tested this with many chests and the trick worked for me. I used the console to remove the Chimarvamidium from my inventory, and that didn't do it. I even used the console to add the Chimarvamidium to the chest itself, and then looted it, and that didn't work. And because there are two different versions of the book (I guess one is a quest item. The Do Not Delete usually appears as a chest outside the bounds of the normal map in numerous shops across Skyrim. There are actually four different types of the item in the game, and based on their editor IDs, they may have something to do with the Thieves Guild.

I'm trying to re-create some of my Oblivion/Fallout mods.
Those need to loop over all items in the player's inventory and remove items of a certain type, in particular

• arrows
  
• potions
  
• crafting materials (ore, ingots, leather, ...)
  
• alchemy ingredients
  
• soul gems

Naturally I don't want to check every item's ID but would prefer to use a boolean function (IsIngredient, IsAmmo) or at least check members of a predefined list.
In the CK I only found

• lists: ArrowTypeFormList, CookingIngredientsList, SoulGemsAll
  
• form types: AMMO, INGR, SLGM.

Apart from the fact that I don't know yet how to code the checks, I didn't find a CK attribute I can use for all of the item types I'd like to handle (there's no AlchemyIngredientsList, no SmithingIngredientsList and smithing material is stored as form type MISC).

I'm trying to re-create some of my Oblivion/Fallout mods.
Those need to loop over all items in the player's inventory and remove items of a certain type, in particular

• arrows
  
• potions
  
• crafting materials (ore, ingots, leather, ...)
  
• alchemy ingredients
  
• soul gems

Naturally I don't want to check every item's ID but would prefer to use a boolean function (IsIngredient, IsAmmo) or at least check members of a predefined list.
In the CK I only found

• lists: ArrowTypeFormList, CookingIngredientsList, SoulGemsAll
  
• form types: AMMO, INGR, SLGM.

Apart from the fact that I don't know yet how to code the checks, I didn't find a CK attribute I can use for all of the item types I'd like to handle (there's no AlchemyIngredientsList, no SmithingIngredientsList and smithing material is stored as form type MISC).
Any idea? Or should I wait for appropriate SKSE functions?
I find the CK-Wiki hard to navigate, is there a page that lists, for example, all valid arguments to AddInventoryEventFilter? (CookingIngredientsList is the one in the example)
Many thanks in advance! Hi there,
I'm trying to re-create some of my Oblivion/Fallout mods.
Those need to loop over all items in the player's inventory and remove items of a certain type, in particular

• arrows
  
• potions
  
• crafting materials (ore, ingots, leather, ...)
  
• alchemy ingredients
  
• soul gems

Naturally I don't want to check every item's ID but would prefer to use a boolean function (IsIngredient, IsAmmo) or at least check members of a predefined list.

Skyrim Item Codes

In the CK I only found

• lists: ArrowTypeFormList, CookingIngredientsList, SoulGemsAll
  
• form types: AMMO, INGR, SLGM.

Apart from the fact that I don't know yet how to code the checks, I didn't find a CK attribute I can use for all of the item types I'd like to handle (there's no AlchemyIngredientsList, no SmithingIngredientsList and smithing material is stored as form type MISC).
Any idea? Or should I wait for appropriate SKSE functions?
I find the CK-Wiki hard to navigate, is there a page that lists, for example, all valid arguments to AddInventoryEventFilter? (CookingIngredientsList is the one in the example)

Skyrim Inventory Command

Many thanks in advance!