Overrides are never renumbered, unless they are in plugins loaded after the parent plugin, and are overrides of unique records which are being injected. "Renumbering of FormID's" always needs to be done when records are unique, except you do this by injection into the 'parent plugin' that is the object of your merge. It is worth while to learn how to do this, but it is also a learning experience that requires you to understand what is behind the differences in your choices.
But we start with an "overview" of what is involved to give you an idea of what you are getting into. Fear not, they are explained in the Terminology section. There are a number of very similar and confusing terms used in this article. Do not attempt to redistribute the result as it will almost certainly not work for anyone else. The resulting merge is highly specific to your personal "Load Order" (LO). This means we take a very conservative approach and generally try to avoid any surgery on mods. The focus here is getting under the plugin cap in the easiest possible manner consistent with a stable game by creating merge plugins for strictly personal use. The solution is to create "merged plugin" files. There is a mod that pops a warning when you hit 139, but people can have problems before that. The active plugin cap for "Fallout: New Vegas" (FNV) is between 130-140 of both ESM and ESP file types, varying by system.
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