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I've finally gone ahead and published the mod as-is in SSE Nexus. Yay!
I will have basically no time to offer support or bug fixes, but based on all the feedback I've gotten from others I suspect any problems you encounter will be due to load order or mod conflicts.
However, if you can start a new game, or a save that's not made the purchase yet and visit the area, then you should get the activation prompt, then go make the purchase (with sufficient gold) form the Jarl's Steward, then visit the shop, (perhaps drop some junk into the downstairs 'Shop Chest')
then go get an NPC* as a follower, and take them to the shop, wait a few seconds and talk to them...the dialogue to have them work in the shop should be available,
Please note that there several follower mods, some of them might not be compatible for this to recognise them as a follower.
*If you chose an NPC that has a quest then it's likely that the quest may not work as intended
Glad you got it sorted though
The thing about using quest NPC's is that it can 'cok' the quest up, so think on it first.
I have though personally hooked an open shed onto the back and increased the Farm garden filled with assorted crops... a line of trees provides a little privacy from the Fort and a few new fence panels, nothing major just more lived in :)
So, by my reconing, if she's not a follower she might just stay put and just sell stuff and let me get on wtih me venturin without anyone tagging along and getting in the way.
However, this mod functions exactly the same as Vanilla does when it comes to "dismissing" followers with a new home - e.g. it works exactly the same as Vanilla Skyrim does when you dismiss Lydia in Breezehome. So the behavior you're seeing is almost certainly caused by another mod. Check for mods that mess with followers or follower scripts and you might find your culprit (and be on the lookout for dirty mods).
As for my request, NO!
The workload would be far too high, I understood back then that it's not your mod that's at fault, I was, as ever looking for a simple fix to a seemingly deeper conflict, while not understanding the complexities of the request... my bad.
I use the Follower Mod (FM) with the MCM option to recruit anyone and it seems (now) that the only times she follows me is with a 'mainland' change and very quickly turns and opens an invisible door to step through back to the mainworld,
however it's enough that I can recruit Ahlam* (she's a luvly girl)
As for the 'overpowered' fears mentioned by some players... I wouldn't worry about that Puff, there's enough mods out there that require a great deal of gold that a good return serves well, there are taxes, property development, landlord purchases, and even Building complete Towns... it all takes money and it's down to the individual to ensure that their game is balanced for their gameplay.
It's a standard in my load list and will remain so
* "Do you get to see your wife very often? Oh what am I saying..."
If you use SSE on PC, please feel free to manually install v2.2. on SSE and test it. I'd really appreciate any feedback.
For all of you who had the bug where the quest objective to speak to someone in Whiterun was still showing up after completing the quest, I was never able to reproduce that bug, but I made some changes that will hopefully fix it. (Techy details: I disabled a background debugging quest and added an additional stage to the buy quest before stopping it.)
I'll be honest, I'm short on time so I have not fully play-tested v2.2 from start to finish. I'll appreciate any feedback I can get - and the more detailed the better.
Note: If anyone was having trouble downloading an empty file, this should now be fixed. The first one was my fault for uploading an actual empty file at 2am. The last couple days I suspect were a bug in Nexus file replication that caused member servers to retain the old empty file after I replaced it with a real one. Sorry about all the mess.
Fixed that. Sorry all.
Shout out to methven69 who caught it early and let me know.
For some reason when I download the archive it is empty. Is this just me? It lists file size as 1MB and when you preview the contents it shows the files, but once downloaded it's a 22kb empty archive.
I downloaded and installed 2.1 just fine, though. Not sure what that might mean, the most I can do with a mod is click "NMM" and let it do its thing.
Sorry about all the mess, ya'll. Remind me to not mod at 2am. (Says the guy who's modding at 1am...)
I did the following to make it work:
(You will need a program like WinRar or 7-Zip and BAE)
1. Unpack the .bsa
2. Put the unpacked .bsa files into the Archive (.zip in this case) and remove the .bsa and .bsl file
3. (You can skip this step) Optionally re-save the .esp in the SSE-CK (its not really necessary but for those wo want to be 100% sure) and replace the .esp from the Archive with the re-saved one
4. Install the Mod with your preferred Mod Manager
You could also repack the loose files into a new .bsa archive but thats up to you. It'll work anyways.
There was only one thing that annoyed me a bit, maybe you could do something about it? I would love to be able to (in an MCM menu I guess) where I can set a limit to items to be sold. Like, for example, if I put iron ingots in the store's chest, one will always remain. Or to say otherwise, the last item of a specific type will never be sold by the script. I would just love to be able to see some "stock" in the merchant's list, but the way the script works the whole store empties itself over time :D
Oh, and happy new year btw :)
Thanks for your continued work on this! I really didn't want to move to SSE without it.
edit: i had to manually re-install the files enable them then disable them through nmm then I was able to get my game running again but if i enable the file for this mod my game always crashes.
I will remove it immediately if the original authors wants me to.
Can I hire Brenuin and have the same thing happen as in the Breezehome store mod (with Lucia?)
(tho, thinking about it, the Drunken Dragon does sound like it's a more fitting place for Brenuin...)
LaikaIwanowa - The permissions on this mod explicitly ask that other people do NOT make derivative works or ports of it. I see your upload is not currently active, but I and other modders would appreciate it if you would please pay closer attention to mod permissions in the future.
I just realized you made the Breezehome Store, so I'm also installing that one for the first time. Thanks man.. wish I could endorse again... you awesome!!! :D
After all, what better way to repay the man who looked out for Lucia before we adopted her?
Just a bit of wishful lore-building on my part...
DragonStar99 - Thanks for the wonderful feedback! I'm glad you've enjoyed this mod so much!
Elricwolf - I did my best to balance the mod, but if you dump nothing but high-value items into the chest, you can make a LOT. It is throttled so it'll only sell one item at a time, but if that item is a $500 gem then it only takes a couple to get your $3k. There's not much of a way around that and it's also kind of the point of the mod - so you aren't selling that $500 gem for $50 to Belethor.
AeroQC494 - If I recall correctly, using Brenuin as the shopkeeper for Drunken Dragon is only possible in Version 1. Version 2 and later don't use Brenuin at all and rely on followers - which gives you greater flexibility for using followers from various mods, but also makes it compatible with Breezehome Store, which is just like the Drunken Dragon but exclusively employs Brenuin. I recommend going with the Breezehome Store mod if you want to hire Brenuin.
Also - I have the exact same headcanon, which is why I built him into the original Breezehome mod that inspired this.
It'd be great if so. Imagine when we come back to the store we can find an NPC or two looking about our merchandises
I also found that the amount of item sold every day is too little. I want to try to make it also depends on the shopkeeper's speech skill, so the more skilled they are the more they can sell in a day.
It's in the script, so you won't find it in the .esp. I edited the script to work the way i mentioned above. Unfortunately, it's been a while since i played Skyrim, and i'm not sure when i'll play it again (i'm almost getting a move on from it) so i can't really upload the edited file to you guys :(