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About this mod
An updated version of the classic Domehome mod. Better compatibility, improved graphics and athmosphere.
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Back in the early 2000's, by far my favourite house-mod for Morrowind was Grumpy & Emma's Domehome. Since then, a lot has changed in the modding community. Lots of other must-have mods have been added over the years, which for many players made Domehome incompatible with their modlist.
This tribute to the original mod reimagines Grumpy's house design to improve compatibility and make it more on par with other, more modern housing mods, so that he may live on in many other Morrowind worlds.
Changes from the original Domehome (Tribunal version) mod are:
- Removed landscape edits, greatly improving compatibility.
- Updated custom heads of the housing staff to fit in with MacKom's heads. All heads are unique, albeit subtle.
- Redesigned parts of the interior, all with respect for Grumpy's original design.
- - The entrance is a bit more of an eyecather.
- - No more elevator. The house is spread out more evenly along the Z-axis with the armoury and main bedroom closer to the front entrance.
- - At the same time made the layout a bit less confusing (no more going down the stairs to get to the upper floor).
- - Changed white dwemer lighting to something more immersive.
- - Fixed some open seams in the interior design.
This tribute to the original mod reimagines Grumpy's house design to improve compatibility and make it more on par with other, more modern housing mods, so that he may live on in many other Morrowind worlds.
Changes from the original Domehome (Tribunal version) mod are:
- Removed landscape edits, greatly improving compatibility.
- Updated custom heads of the housing staff to fit in with MacKom's heads. All heads are unique, albeit subtle.
- Redesigned parts of the interior, all with respect for Grumpy's original design.
- - The entrance is a bit more of an eyecather.
- - No more elevator. The house is spread out more evenly along the Z-axis with the armoury and main bedroom closer to the front entrance.
- - At the same time made the layout a bit less confusing (no more going down the stairs to get to the upper floor).
- - Changed white dwemer lighting to something more immersive.
- - Fixed some open seams in the interior design.