An awesome work! I ported it to SSE to my personal use and, after extract BSA and use SSE NIF OPTIMIZER, all the missing stuff is fixed. I like this mod so much, but i don't like static objects. I want to remove then, move then... Maybe in future, the author can consider using moveable objects and, in the garden, use hearthfire planters or, maybe I can edit it to fit my wish.
Could someone post a Special Edition version of this mod? It's my absolute favorite player home, but I know nothing of converting mods... or modding in general.
One of my favorite Oldrim house mods - enchanting athmosphere and it has everthing a starting (alchemist) player needs. No useless clutter and tons of useful features. Ever think of porting it to SE?
I so want a SE version. I tried it in my game (wishful thinking) but it was bugged out. I don't know how to do a proper conversion but god I wish I could.
Alchemist's Hidden Valley is such a wonderful mod, perfect for anyone who enjoys alchemy. Everything you might want is here, including a small mine for your mineral needs. As with all of Blary's house mods, this home is cozy but not cramped, with many static elements to keep the house looking nice, and plenty of special touches everywhere you look.
Blary has done a lot to ensure that this home is as close to perfect as it is possible to get, and like all of Blary's mods, it functions without conflicts or problems of any sort*. I so appreciate all the hard work that Blary has done to bring us these amazing house mods, and I wouldn't want to play Skyrim nor Oblivion without them. Very nicely done, Blary!
* This mod is problem-free in and of itself. If you are having problems with it, check to make sure you have installed it correctly (even after installing hundreds of mods for Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim, I still occasionally get something wrong), and that there isn't a conflict with another mod nor a load-order problem. Also, ensure that you have it checked off in your game so it will load. So often I see people commenting that a mod is "broken", or doesn't "work right", that it f'd up someone's game, etc., when the error lies with the mod user, not the mod. It is always worth checking things like conflicts, load-order, etc., when a mod doesn't seem to want to work properly.
First, I totally LOVE and ADORE this player house. I like to play as a druid character and this is so aesthetically appropriate for my girl. My *only* complaint I have about it is that it's in a cave. Typically I don't ever keep a house around long if I have to go through a load door to get to it, but this one I love and will keep forever. But.... it would be pretty dope and appropriate if this house was moved to the Morthal swamp area. Just my thoughts on it, of course. Morthal barely gets any love.
Steed stone doesn't show up,but there is a workaround to get it.All it requires is to pick steed stone first,and tower stone soon after.That worked for me.
This is my absolute favorite mod, actually so aesthetic i love to just look around the inside, where as i usually dont care about how things in skyrim look. Great job!!!
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Really want this player home
Blary has done a lot to ensure that this home is as close to perfect as it is possible to get, and like all of Blary's mods, it functions without conflicts or problems of any sort*. I so appreciate all the hard work that Blary has done to bring us these amazing house mods, and I wouldn't want to play Skyrim nor Oblivion without them. Very nicely done, Blary!
* This mod is problem-free in and of itself. If you are having problems with it, check to make sure you have installed it correctly (even after installing hundreds of mods for Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim, I still occasionally get something wrong), and that there isn't a conflict with another mod nor a load-order problem. Also, ensure that you have it checked off in your game so it will load. So often I see people commenting that a mod is "broken", or doesn't "work right", that it f'd up someone's game, etc., when the error lies with the mod user, not the mod. It is always worth checking things like conflicts, load-order, etc., when a mod doesn't seem to want to work properly.
Mod also provides a spell to quickly transport you back to this valley (outside) or home (inside). See the video in the description.
After all, even a druid gets tired sometimes and wants to take a quick rest back in his/her cosy home, yeah?