Alexander J Velicky's rules for Modding Falskaar Falskaar may be modded in a similar manner to Skyrim under the following conditions: - No files that are packaged as part of Falskaar may be redistributed in any way shape or form. This includes the ESM, Bink video files, and any files contained within the BSA. The one and only exception to this are the Script and source (PSC and PEX) files. These may be altered and redistributed freely. - Your mod must require Falskaar as a master. You are not allowed to repackage Falskaar.esm. Just like with Skyrim, direct people to this page to download Falskaar, then they may download your child-mod separately. - You must make it abundantly clear that I am the author of Falskaar and preside over it's files. - You must make it clear that your mod is not supported by me in any way shape or form, and is an independent mod with it's own responsibilities and faults.
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One of the things that makes Skyrim more immersive is the day and night exploration music, it fits perfectly to its entire landscape and makes it very atmospheric. Unfortunately to people (like me) who have spent more 800+ hours to it the music seems rather repetitive no matter how good it it. So this tiny little esp tries to make your life during exploration a bit more atmospheric by adding my favorite tracks from another mod .. FALSKAAR .. to Skyrim's outdoors.
Falskaar is absolutely necessary in order this mod to work since the songs are comming from that mod and not from mine, i just added the shortcuts :) and also Falskaar's mod author is not responsible for this mods upkeep and fixes.
Falskaar is a mod made by Alexander J Velicky who has also uploaded the OST of his baby Here
The songs that i chose to add are ==> 1) Invigoration 2) Kynareth's Hymn 3) Lights Out 4) Devine Will 5) Mead and Merriment
And they are composed by Adamm Khuevrr (as the rest of the OST)
I didn't mess with the randomness nor the track numbers of Skyrim's music, i simply added the songs above in Skyrim's Music playlist .. basically dont expect to listen them immediately when you load a save but trust me, they are there. You will hear them randomly outdoors no matter where you are depending how long you spend outside (coasts, mountains, forests etc )