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About this mod
Changes the layouts of "Manor" and "Palace" wealthy home locations with those previously unused for more layout variety in those locations. 723 wealthy homes are affected by this change.
- Requirements
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In vanilla Daggerfall, wealthy home locations (those with the "Court", "Hall", "Manor" and "Palace" suffixes) use only 3 layouts out of 10. These locations can thus quickly look similar.
Varied Wealthy Homes changes the layouts of locations with the "Manor" and "Palace" suffixes with those of the unused layouts. 723 locations are affected. Interestingly, those layouts were planned for medium and large wealthy homes. Manors will now have 4 medium layouts and Palaces will have 3 large layouts. Courts and Halls will keep the vanilla layouts, which have less buildings.
If you also wish varied wealthy homes for desert locations, please seek out the "Fixed Desert Architecture" mod.
In addition, all buildings touched by this mod have had small interior fixes applied. Furniture is aligned along the walls, hanged lamps are centered with the ceiling and they now all have quest markers, meaning that more house types can now be used by the game's quest generation. You may stumble upon houses you've never seen before because they didn't previously have quest markers.
Enjoy!
INSTALLATION
First, make sure you are not inside a wealthy home location or have a quest taking place in one or given by an NPC there.
Either install using Vortex Mod Manager or install manually as described below.
Extract the content of the archive to the StreamingAssets of your Daggerfall Unity directory.
Example : [Your drive]\DagUnity\DaggerfallUnity_Data\StreamingAssets
The .dfmod file will be installed in "Mods".
In-game, activate Varied Wealthy Homes from the mod launcher.
UNINSTALLATION
First, make sure you are not inside a wealthy home location or have a quest taking place in one or given by an NPC there.
Simply remove the mod file from the "Mods" folder, under StreamingAssets.
SAVE GAMES
For existing save games, make sure you are not inside a wealthy home location or have a quest taking place in one or given by an NPC there before enabling or disabling this mod.
Compatible otherwise with both new and active save games.
CONFLICTS/KNOWN ERRORS
Compatible with Cities Overhaul.
No known errors or conflicts known.
Varied Wealthy Homes changes the layouts of locations with the "Manor" and "Palace" suffixes with those of the unused layouts. 723 locations are affected. Interestingly, those layouts were planned for medium and large wealthy homes. Manors will now have 4 medium layouts and Palaces will have 3 large layouts. Courts and Halls will keep the vanilla layouts, which have less buildings.
If you also wish varied wealthy homes for desert locations, please seek out the "Fixed Desert Architecture" mod.
In addition, all buildings touched by this mod have had small interior fixes applied. Furniture is aligned along the walls, hanged lamps are centered with the ceiling and they now all have quest markers, meaning that more house types can now be used by the game's quest generation. You may stumble upon houses you've never seen before because they didn't previously have quest markers.
Enjoy!
INSTALLATION
First, make sure you are not inside a wealthy home location or have a quest taking place in one or given by an NPC there.
Either install using Vortex Mod Manager or install manually as described below.
Extract the content of the archive to the StreamingAssets of your Daggerfall Unity directory.
Example : [Your drive]\DagUnity\DaggerfallUnity_Data\StreamingAssets
The .dfmod file will be installed in "Mods".
In-game, activate Varied Wealthy Homes from the mod launcher.
UNINSTALLATION
First, make sure you are not inside a wealthy home location or have a quest taking place in one or given by an NPC there.
Simply remove the mod file from the "Mods" folder, under StreamingAssets.
SAVE GAMES
For existing save games, make sure you are not inside a wealthy home location or have a quest taking place in one or given by an NPC there before enabling or disabling this mod.
Compatible otherwise with both new and active save games.
CONFLICTS/KNOWN ERRORS
Compatible with Cities Overhaul.
No known errors or conflicts known.