Help I deleted ALL furniture !

[valerie Inshan]

Don't panic. :smileyhappy: Look in your lost and found folder. Search for a coalescent object: it looks like a Rubik cube and can have the name of any of the objects that you returned in block. All your returned items are inside this broken cube.

Stand on your land, right click "edit terrain" and just drag gently the cube slightly over the ground. All your items will rez in the same position as they were before you hit the "return" button. Just pick them back one by one to your inventory and place them again.

EDITED: If all your items rez in a position that you like, you may link them to move them altogether at the same time.

[valerie Inshan]

Don't panic. :smileyhappy: Look in your lost and found folder. Search for a coalescent object: it looks like a Rubik cube and can have the name of any of the objects that you returned in block. All your returned items are inside this broken cube.

Stand on your land, right click "edit terrain" and just drag gently the cube slightly over the ground. All your items will rez in the same position as they were before you hit the "return" button. Just pick them back one by one to your inventory and place them again.

EDITED: If all your items rez in a position that you like, you may link them to move them altogether at the same time.

[Irene Muni]

Yes, you must put it back piece by piece. Your objetcs return to your Inventory.

[Innula Zenovka]

Hi, PeaceMale, and welcome to the forums.

If you returned your items, they should be in your "Lost and Found" folder.   They will be what's known as  coalesced object, and have an icon next to them there like a pile of boxes.   This can be called just about anything -- it will take the name of one of the objects in the pile but there's no way of knowing which name it will be using.

The good news is that they'll retain their relative positions when you re-rez them, so I very strongly recommend that you activate the edit menu (by clicking CTRL + 3) before rezzing the coalesced item, so that they are selected when you rez them.   That way you can drag them about or rotate them all at the same time, rather than having to reposition them one by one.

You may want to take a look at this article about the coalesce feature, too.