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  1. DushaVolkaLikania
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    Just discovered this change today! Amazing job! 
  2. Rhuunamum
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    These look real good. But I'm having a problem: The meshes in Skyrim are named "alchemyworkbench" instead of "alchemyworkstation".
    So, if I simply put the files, nothing changes. If I rename the nifs to match the vanilla names, they appear in game, but floating in the air.
    Opening the file in nifscope, I saw that there's no "table" under the station.
    Any idea how to fix it?
    1. ClstlDrmr83
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      These do not replace the Tables (alchemyworkstation) like you find in Shops or in Court Wizard locations. These are the table top Workbenches you find in some Inns, Caves/Dungeons, or Homes. Reinstall the Mod and go to Riverwood's Inn. The Tabletop Alchemy will be changed. 
  3. Crusaderjack
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    Any plans for an SSE port? Fantastic work Btw!
    1. ClstlDrmr83
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      I'd like to report that the mod works perfectly in SSE as is. I tried Optimizing the Meshes/Textures the first time I tried to install it and I'd CTD anytime I tried to enter a location with one of the new stations; dropped it in without running Optimizer and there have been no issues.
  4. vixenfinder
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    This is a glorious mod, and completely gives life to the barren drab desktop stations.

    Do you think you'll do a complete rework of the standing stations too? Like I've always hated the alchemy stations. ?
  5. Derwan
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    These look so good. Much better than the goofy tables in vanilla.

    How do they play with Ordinator? I've had some problems before with the advanced lab sort of... overlaying a custom alchemy station before. I shall test it and report back.
    1. beaverfeaver12
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      Were you able to test it? I use Ordinator as well, probably the best mod for the game in my opinion.
    2. Derwan
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      It seems to work quite well with Ordinator. The lab goes a bit weird - the new texture is basically "overlayed" over the original lab, meaning you'll need to select and then disable it. This doesn't break the lab, though.

      The arcane nexus also works.
    3. friendlynonmurderingsort
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      Ah sorry I mostly just play Enderal at this point, so some subtleties with the skyrim stuff and how it looks with popular mods like Ordinator may be lost on me, hope it works out though!
  6. moxica
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    As a hardcore alchemist, thank you.
    THANK YOU!!!!
  7. LatinGames
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    Congrats,   looks really nice in game as other way to create immersive environments 
  8. trapunzel
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    Oh yes baby, original and amazing, hope this come to SE, thank you! 
    1. Defarakka
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      I have just tested and it seems to work just fine in SE! :)
  9. evasince
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    Looks really good. Merry Chirstmas
  10. jwebbbb
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    This is a perfect example of the fresh, new stuff that Skyrim needs to be alive for ten more years.
    Nice!

    1. friendlynonmurderingsort
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      Thank you so much! Honestly these are from some resources from years back and making pure replacers is fairly easy if you can extract the right file path from the BSA's. I'm surprised there weren't more like this. Unfortunately replacers are all I have the knowledge to make as of now.