1. NifScope
Load up NifSkope with the item you want to make static and look for something that says 'CollisionObject'. Right click and go to 'Block' > 'Remove Banch' and you can save and close NifScope.

2. Construction Set
In the CS under "Static", right click a blank space and click 'New'. Enter a new ID for your item then click on 'Add NIF File'. Choose the file you saved in NifSkope and you're done.

Thanks to Minty

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I saw this one on nexus a couple of minutes ago..

Quote:I got these instruction From TomBrightblade when i asked how to make an static apple.
I am not a modeler, had never used NifScope before and it worked

If it is really a static apple that you want, I mean, a static like a wall, you can do the following:

- go for NifSkope 1.0.16 and load apple NIF file
- in Block List expand all nodes
- search for: 4 bhkRigidBody and left click on it
- press F3 or go to menu View -> Block Details
- - - in Block Details search for "Motion System" and change it to MO_SYS_FIXED
- - - in Block Details search for "Quality Type" and change it to MO_QUAL_FIXED

(not necessary) in Block Details search for "Layer" and change it OL_STATIC
(not necessary) in Block Details search for "Layer Copy" and change it to OL_STATIC

save the NIF file in Oblivion\Data\meshes\your_mod_name (or sth like that) and close the NifSkope
open CS, load your plugin, make a new Static and as a model choose the NIF file that was just created in NifSkope

"Not necessary" steps are only for a proper color of a layer, that can be seen in CS and in game, when you toggle collision geometry. Now you should have a static apple.

TomBrightblade