Brilliant! I'd love to try your mod. But I already have a mod that takes care of the child beds and havoc clutter.
Can we get a separate single file for just the bookshelf and Dawnguard plaque fixes? Or are they also in the first file (for Immersive Display Overhaul)?
Basically, I don't need the child beds or havoc clutter parts. Is that possible?
Thanks again for your work! I'll download and endorse regardless.
As for havok clutter, can you tell me which mod are you using? I want to check if there is conflict.
The first file only contains patch for Immersive Display Overhaul (because I think some users may want only IDO patch and no touching anything else). Second file is for further tweaks.
Sure thing! I use this https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/125988
Basically, this mod creator has a module that reduces the overall clutter. I think it works pretty good. It all mostly stays in place instead of exploding everywhere. Except for a few books on the second floor. But I just pick them up and put them in one of the bookshelves when it happens. Less clutter equals less strain on the havoc engine.
On a side note, I have a personal mod that fixes the All Forge anvil. I always hated that it has a wooden base. Like, wouldn't it catch fire? So I fixed it myself. Maybe I should upload it.
Ah yes, I'm aware of CC Myrwatch - Modular Tweaks mod, however that mod isn't compatible with Myrwatch - Editable Home Cells unfortunately. Since my mod uses Myrwatch - Editable Home Cells as a base, which generates different cells for Myrwatch and other mods still use old cells, so technically you can't use my mod and Modular Tweaks together.
I'll try to make new patch version that don't depend on Myrwatch - Editable Home Cells later. Actually, I've already made IDO patch work without Editable Home Cells, I'll upload it after testing more. For now, I'll focus on improving current patch first, because there are still many things to do.
It may explain why I can't edit Myrwatch much. Outside of replacing a 3D model (the anvil), I can't seem to create my own edits using SSEEDIT. Every time I do and load the game, my character just falls through the floor forever. I've read about the cell problems with it. Maybe I should switch to the Editable Home Cells version and use yours to get rid of the child beds.
Havoc issues are always a problem with Myrwatch, but if I can edit it myself without causing the infinite falling glitch, it may be worth. More research is needed. I'll dive into it after work. Thanks for your input, greatbone!
Feel free to merge it with your MISC mod. Throw it in. People will probably like it. I give you full permission to do so. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/151887?tab=description
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Can we get a separate single file for just the bookshelf and Dawnguard plaque fixes? Or are they also in the first file (for Immersive Display Overhaul)?
Basically, I don't need the child beds or havoc clutter parts. Is that possible?
Thanks again for your work! I'll download and endorse regardless.
As for havok clutter, can you tell me which mod are you using? I want to check if there is conflict.
The first file only contains patch for Immersive Display Overhaul (because I think some users may want only IDO patch and no touching anything else). Second file is for further tweaks.
Basically, this mod creator has a module that reduces the overall clutter. I think it works pretty good. It all mostly stays in place instead of exploding everywhere. Except for a few books on the second floor. But I just pick them up and put them in one of the bookshelves when it happens. Less clutter equals less strain on the havoc engine.
On a side note, I have a personal mod that fixes the All Forge anvil. I always hated that it has a wooden base. Like, wouldn't it catch fire? So I fixed it myself. Maybe I should upload it.
I'll try to make new patch version that don't depend on Myrwatch - Editable Home Cells later. Actually, I've already made IDO patch work without Editable Home Cells, I'll upload it after testing more. For now, I'll focus on improving current patch first, because there are still many things to do.
Havoc issues are always a problem with Myrwatch, but if I can edit it myself without causing the infinite falling glitch, it may be worth. More research is needed. I'll dive into it after work. Thanks for your input, greatbone!
Feel free to merge it with your MISC mod. Throw it in. People will probably like it. I give you full permission to do so.
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/151887?tab=description