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Small, multiple-adoption friendly playerhome with undressing bath and plantable soil next to Dragon Bridge.
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Craftsman's Cabin is a multiple-adoption friendly playerhome next to Dragon Bridge. The backstory of the house is that the Craftsman who built it, made everything he could with his own hands, so the house is intentionally shabby-looking and the things in it are mismatched purposely.
Before I describe it any further, I want to say, that this house is by no means perfect. The beds are bedrolls, which are raised from the floor, making it more difficult for npcs to use them. The kids can only teleport out from their beds when they wake up and struggle to lay down on them, even though I did everything to make enough space to use them properly. Sometimes the markers for the player will turn you into another direction, especially the lean on fence marker, and you have to search thoroughly to find said markers. So if these things would bother you, please don't download this playerhome, there are tons of better playerhomes for you here in Nexus.
And now for those who wouldn't be bothered by minor issues like this, you can get with this playerhome:
-4 children beds
-2 unowned beds for companions
-an oven
-a cooking pot
-alchemy table
-arcane enchanter
-an unique wardrobe
-you can lay on you bed
-you can sit on the side of your bed
-a Shrine of Zenithar
-a table you can hammer for absolutely no reason
-several safe storages
-a bookshelf where you can store 40 books
-10 weapon plaques
-24 plantable hearthfire planters
-4 chicken
-1 cow
-a grain mill
-anvil
-tanning rack
-woodchopping block
-harvestable butter churn (need time for respawning again)
-harvestable fishing pole with a little fishing dock (need time for respawning again)
-you can hammer the rain barrel for no reason at all
-you can lean on the fence
-you can activate the cauldron next to the main fireplace and turn on the christmas tree what is turned off by default (you can turn it off again any time)
-you have a bathroom which undresses any npcs who goes through the door and dresses them back when they exit the bathroom (you have to dress and undress manually)
-a little market stall in front of the house for your spouse (I doubt he or she will ever use it, it's just for immersion purposes)
-static clutter
-the house has a map marker you can teleport to right away
-fully navmeshed inside and outside
To be able to bring your family here use the Bless Home spell that comes with TMPhoenix's Hearthfire Multiple Adoptions mod: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/29249/?
Requires only Skyrim and Hearthfire DLC.
About the undressing bathroom: if you save your game while there are any npcs in the bath, being naked, when you load the game they will be dressed, even though they are in the bath. If making them exit and reenter the bath doesn't help, just exit the house and enter again, that should fix it. Or just don't save your game when someone is in the bath.
Version5: bsa added, should work well now
If something doesn't work in the latest version with the bsa, use the loose file scripts from the old versions
Credits: Lolicept Resources from lolikyonyu
Bethesda Softworks
Before I describe it any further, I want to say, that this house is by no means perfect. The beds are bedrolls, which are raised from the floor, making it more difficult for npcs to use them. The kids can only teleport out from their beds when they wake up and struggle to lay down on them, even though I did everything to make enough space to use them properly. Sometimes the markers for the player will turn you into another direction, especially the lean on fence marker, and you have to search thoroughly to find said markers. So if these things would bother you, please don't download this playerhome, there are tons of better playerhomes for you here in Nexus.
And now for those who wouldn't be bothered by minor issues like this, you can get with this playerhome:
-4 children beds
-2 unowned beds for companions
-an oven
-a cooking pot
-alchemy table
-arcane enchanter
-an unique wardrobe
-you can lay on you bed
-you can sit on the side of your bed
-a Shrine of Zenithar
-a table you can hammer for absolutely no reason
-several safe storages
-a bookshelf where you can store 40 books
-10 weapon plaques
-24 plantable hearthfire planters
-4 chicken
-1 cow
-a grain mill
-anvil
-tanning rack
-woodchopping block
-harvestable butter churn (need time for respawning again)
-harvestable fishing pole with a little fishing dock (need time for respawning again)
-you can hammer the rain barrel for no reason at all
-you can lean on the fence
-you can activate the cauldron next to the main fireplace and turn on the christmas tree what is turned off by default (you can turn it off again any time)
-you have a bathroom which undresses any npcs who goes through the door and dresses them back when they exit the bathroom (you have to dress and undress manually)
-a little market stall in front of the house for your spouse (I doubt he or she will ever use it, it's just for immersion purposes)
-static clutter
-the house has a map marker you can teleport to right away
-fully navmeshed inside and outside
To be able to bring your family here use the Bless Home spell that comes with TMPhoenix's Hearthfire Multiple Adoptions mod: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/29249/?
Requires only Skyrim and Hearthfire DLC.
About the undressing bathroom: if you save your game while there are any npcs in the bath, being naked, when you load the game they will be dressed, even though they are in the bath. If making them exit and reenter the bath doesn't help, just exit the house and enter again, that should fix it. Or just don't save your game when someone is in the bath.
Version5: bsa added, should work well now
If something doesn't work in the latest version with the bsa, use the loose file scripts from the old versions
Credits: Lolicept Resources from lolikyonyu
Bethesda Softworks