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Burntogold\'s Bloodfix v.1.2 This mod fixes the human blood bottles already in the game so that vampires can use them for feeding, and adds them for sale with the All Things Alchemical vendor. It may conflict with other mods that add things to that vendor\'s inventory, unfortunately, but it should be worth it for vampires. Credit goes
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Burntogold's Bloodfix v.1.2
This mod fixes the human blood bottles already in the game so that vampires can use them for feeding, and adds them for sale with the All Things Alchemical vendor. It may conflict with other mods that add things to that vendor's inventory, unfortunately, but it should be worth it for vampires.
Credit goes to lilth's vile of blood mod for some of the scripting. I felt the need to make a different one though. First off, i found it a bit of a laugh that a member of the order of the virtuous blood was selling... blood. It also seemed too "in your face" if you're playing the game with multiple characters and not all of them are vampires. This one is... more discreet. There's also the added bonus that in adding/removing the mod, the items are still there (if you have blood stashed for asthetic purposes), only with/without the feeding script.
The temporary fatigue drain is still there, as a sort of "penalty" for needing bottled blood, as I felt that was more balanced.
This mod fixes the human blood bottles already in the game so that vampires can use them for feeding, and adds them for sale with the All Things Alchemical vendor. It may conflict with other mods that add things to that vendor's inventory, unfortunately, but it should be worth it for vampires.
Credit goes to lilth's vile of blood mod for some of the scripting. I felt the need to make a different one though. First off, i found it a bit of a laugh that a member of the order of the virtuous blood was selling... blood. It also seemed too "in your face" if you're playing the game with multiple characters and not all of them are vampires. This one is... more discreet. There's also the added bonus that in adding/removing the mod, the items are still there (if you have blood stashed for asthetic purposes), only with/without the feeding script.
The temporary fatigue drain is still there, as a sort of "penalty" for needing bottled blood, as I felt that was more balanced.