This mod is over ten years old, and has been uploaded 'as is'. The modder who created it is no longer modding the game. I can provide basic support for the mod, but I am also no longer modding (or playing) the game.
If you have a request for a new mod, you should post in the DAO Mod Requests forum.
My bad, I didn't realize. Thank you for being a hero and preserving this mod and rescuing it from the annals of history, I think shutting down BSN was a truly crappy thing to do.
I just installed the mod and was thrilled to see that it was available in the 1st post Lothering Camp. I had a lot of loot from Adopted Dalish Origin (ADO) and was able to stash it there. What I was not happy to see is that the chest won't open after the initial camp scene. I disable all my mods thinking one of them was interacting but it still refused to open. Anyone else have this issue? There are other storage chest mods available but none are usable in the first camp scene. If you have played you will understand why this is important. This looks like a good mod, thanks for preserving it.
'.7z' is a type of compressed archive, similar to a ZIP or RAR archive, created using 7-Zip. It has a higher compression ratio, resulting in a smaller archive package, and so it is popular for mod downloads.
Windows does not have a built-in way to deal with 7Z archives, but there are numerous 3-party softwares which can be used to decompress the archives and extract the contents. I recommend 7-Zip, which is open source and freeware. (In addition to 7Z and ZIP archives, 7-Zip can also handle most any Windows compression format, so it is a very useful application in general.)
Some general information on how to mod DAO can be found here.
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If you have a request for a new mod, you should post in the DAO Mod Requests forum.
If not, what are the other mods you are using, and how were they installed?
Windows does not have a built-in way to deal with 7Z archives, but there are numerous 3-party softwares which can be used to decompress the archives and extract the contents. I recommend 7-Zip, which is open source and freeware. (In addition to 7Z and ZIP archives, 7-Zip can also handle most any Windows compression format, so it is a very useful application in general.)
Some general information on how to mod DAO can be found here.