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It should go without saying that you have to Hearthfires.esm installed for these text files to run.
This file contains three text files for execution in console that will teleport you to your Hearthfire Housecarl. Yes this is cheating, yes this is not lore friendly, but it cuts down on how many quarters I have to put in the swear jar...
These files require editing to work. Read the instructions and you will understand why.
Have you ever run around the Manor three times looking for the Housecarl. Then gone inside and checked all the rooms. Then gone outside again... About this time I'm using the big words.
These are three simple files that you can run from console that will literally drop you on top of the Housecarl of your choice (they may complain about it). These files require editing, I'll walk you through it.
First in, Nexus Mod Manager, view the load order number of Hearthfires.esm
On my system the load orders are;
Skyrim.esm 00
Update.esm 01
Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp 02
Dawnguard.esm 03
Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp 04
Hearthfires.esm 05
Unofficial Hearthfires Patch.esp06
Dragonborn.esm 07
Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp 08
My load order number for Hearthfires.esm is 05
I have all three DLC's and let Boss order my mods. You should get an use BOSS and TESVEDIT. Google is your friend and there are tutorials aplenty on Youtube.
If you have trouble finding the load order;
Run Skyrim
Open the console ~
help "sawn log"
On my system this desplays the RefID 0500300e
The first two numbers are the load order of Hearthfires.esm
If for any reason your load order changes you will have to re-edit these text files.
In Windows Explorer, find your Skyrim_Data directory. Open each of the Text files. Right Click_Edit.
FindG.txt
FindR.txt
FindV.txt
In each you will see the Housecarls reference ID. For Example Rayya is XX005216
Edit the XX to match the load order number of Hearthfires.esm
The leading 0 is redundant and can be omitted, Rayya's RefID 5005216 works fine for me. Do not leave an X in the RefID and do not delete the space in front of the RefID.
Do this for all three text files.
When in game open the console with ~
type;
bat findr
don't forget the space between bat and findr
You will go to a load screen and literally fall out of the air on top of Rayya. She may say, "Ouch!"
Use the other two to find Gregor (findg) and Victor (findv).
You can edit and rename these files for any NPC in the game. Skyrim Wiki has an extensive list. Just make sure you copy the RefID. Do Not use the BaseID.
Another way to find an NPC's RefID is to stand in front of them and open the console with ~
Left click on the NPC. The RefID will be displayed front center on top of the Console window.
Make sure you actually clicked on the NPC, its easy to click on the surrounding area.
Again, I know this is cheating and I know it is not lore friendly. Please don't hit me over the head with the Troll Club when posting.
I obtained the information for these text files from Skyrim Wiki.
Enjoy.
This file contains three text files for execution in console that will teleport you to your Hearthfire Housecarl. Yes this is cheating, yes this is not lore friendly, but it cuts down on how many quarters I have to put in the swear jar...
These files require editing to work. Read the instructions and you will understand why.
Have you ever run around the Manor three times looking for the Housecarl. Then gone inside and checked all the rooms. Then gone outside again... About this time I'm using the big words.
These are three simple files that you can run from console that will literally drop you on top of the Housecarl of your choice (they may complain about it). These files require editing, I'll walk you through it.
First in, Nexus Mod Manager, view the load order number of Hearthfires.esm
On my system the load orders are;
Skyrim.esm 00
Update.esm 01
Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp 02
Dawnguard.esm 03
Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp 04
Hearthfires.esm 05
Unofficial Hearthfires Patch.esp06
Dragonborn.esm 07
Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp 08
My load order number for Hearthfires.esm is 05
I have all three DLC's and let Boss order my mods. You should get an use BOSS and TESVEDIT. Google is your friend and there are tutorials aplenty on Youtube.
If you have trouble finding the load order;
Run Skyrim
Open the console ~
help "sawn log"
On my system this desplays the RefID 0500300e
The first two numbers are the load order of Hearthfires.esm
If for any reason your load order changes you will have to re-edit these text files.
In Windows Explorer, find your Skyrim_Data directory. Open each of the Text files. Right Click_Edit.
FindG.txt
FindR.txt
FindV.txt
In each you will see the Housecarls reference ID. For Example Rayya is XX005216
Edit the XX to match the load order number of Hearthfires.esm
The leading 0 is redundant and can be omitted, Rayya's RefID 5005216 works fine for me. Do not leave an X in the RefID and do not delete the space in front of the RefID.
Do this for all three text files.
When in game open the console with ~
type;
bat findr
don't forget the space between bat and findr
You will go to a load screen and literally fall out of the air on top of Rayya. She may say, "Ouch!"
Use the other two to find Gregor (findg) and Victor (findv).
You can edit and rename these files for any NPC in the game. Skyrim Wiki has an extensive list. Just make sure you copy the RefID. Do Not use the BaseID.
Another way to find an NPC's RefID is to stand in front of them and open the console with ~
Left click on the NPC. The RefID will be displayed front center on top of the Console window.
Make sure you actually clicked on the NPC, its easy to click on the surrounding area.
Again, I know this is cheating and I know it is not lore friendly. Please don't hit me over the head with the Troll Club when posting.
I obtained the information for these text files from Skyrim Wiki.
Enjoy.