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Cleaned up "Toolbelt" section. Will return for continued work on remaining sections.
* Fences and walls have the unique property that allows the player to improve the quality even when using materials which are lower in quality then the fence or wall section being improved. The amount of increase in the quality is less, however, than it would be if using materials of a higher quality then the fence or wall section.
==The Toolbelt==Here's a few things you could do to help improve when doing smithingToolbelts can often make the improving process much easier. It's very helpful to have With a [[toolbelt]], with the toolbelt you player can bind your the number keys 1-10 with [[key bindings]] for toggling so as to quickly toggle and utilize the imping tools on your held therein. '''To setup a toolbelt.:''' * Use First, open the in-game [[console]] and type "Bind 1 Activate_Tool1", then doing it . Do so again 9 more times with the appropriate bind keys until you have your the number keys 1-10 are all tied to the toolbelt.
* Afterwards, use the console and type "Bind R Repair" and then "Bind I Improve".
* You now have all of your key bindings set. Now drag the common imping tools to your toolbelt like a [[whetstone]] for sharpening, a [[pelt]] for polishing, a [[hammer]] for dents, and when tempering with water, have a [[small barrel]] of water or a [[waterskin]] in your inventory and drag the water onto the toolbelt. You can also add metal lumps here. With the lump you are using for imping onto your toolbelt.So now you should have everything ready. When you have your item that you are going to imp be improved in your inventory, drag your the mouse over the item and press the number keys 1 through 5 - according to whatever next step of imping it needs. Then , as needed, press "I" for improving with that tool, and "R" for repairing.With this, you are conveniently imping with minimal effort. Enjoy!
==See also==
