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the amount of detail put into this beautiful house mod is amazing. i've been bouncing around from multiple player home mods and i feel like i've found my character's forever home.
i've been having some trouble though. i always CTD in the master bedroom (using the standalone english version, no LOTD support). i've tried putting this mod at the bottom of my load order, still doesn't work for me. now i'm debating on just downloading LOTD and starting all over again just for this mod (im assuming the standalone version probably doesn't work as well as the legacy version, as you stated you were mainly doing this mod for LOTD), but then i'd have to rework all of the mods i've downloaded (and possibly my saved game) to fit LOTD, and this home. i'm sure there's an easier way, or maybe i'll have to just go without this mod :(
1. Open console command and click on any mesh that you want to disappear (for example a lamp, curtain or any other clutter)
2. As u see a number u only type into the console “disable” (without “) and hit enter
3. in case it wasn’t the right one u can undo it with “enable”, but don’t click this time otherwise the ID number is gone
4. If u know what u want to disappear - Write down the number of whatever u removed
5. keep going till u notice the game doesn’t crash or runs more smooth
6. exit game without saving
7. open up the esp in tes5edit/xedit and search in the upper left field the ID number that u just wrote down (keep in mind to change the first both numbers/letters to match with the esp first both, because they are depending from the load order and when the esp is alone loaded into xedit it is of course different than in the game where for example 70 other esp are loaded before)
8. After finding the entry with the correct ID number, right click it and remove.
9. exit and save xedit (always with backup)
10. Check ingame
(The actual bathroom with bath, not the toilet.)
I use a lot of followers which I house in maple manor, but sometimes the bath breaks the outfit systems, making them come out naked.
Doors for the bathroom and maybe bedroom also add realism.
1. Open console in game. Click on the painting, so that in the console command line you find the Reference ID. Write it down.
2. open my esp plugin in xedit (pls make a backup of my esp first by creating a copy of the esp file in different folder location)
3. Type in the ID that you wrote down and search the painting. Keep in mind that the first two numbers have to get changed to the load order number. That means if you have only my mod loaded in xedit, it automatically will also load the other esm (Dragonborn, dawnguard…) so the first two numbers might be 05 for example and not the same like it was ingame. (Load order numbers are visible in left panel when all loaded in xedit).
4. when you found the ref ID in xedit, click right in the left panel and choose “remove” (In case of deleting). or write down the path of the mesh (for texture change). last one requires you to click (CTRL + left click) on the base item in the right panel since you have searched only for the reference in the Skyrim world. By looking into the base item you will end up somewhere in the STAT section (visible in the left panel) and see the details of the mesh in the right panel. Must be something starting with meshes/… and ending with .nif. Either write down the mesh path and item (nif at the end) or in case it got retextured the texture path(you might have to click for these also with ctrl+left into them as well. The paths started with textures/… and the file ends with .dds).
5. save and exit when deleting or just exit when you wish to only change texture.
To change the texture you have to find now the mesh and/or texture. In case of mesh you have to open it with nifskope and read the texture path and texture name. In case of a retexture you already have path and name from the esp. simply create a new folder structure in the folder of my mod. Keep in mind to use for each folder the exact names of the texture path. paste your new texture (must be also an dds file) into it. name it like the original. Done
Also want to say that this is by far the best home mod I've seen. Thank you for making this mod. Its very beautiful.
update- I want to keep this text up for people that has the mod- Maple Manor SSE - Player house with Legacy Support. If you install EEks Renthal Flora Collection with this mod it causes crashes in a room or two because of how it makes its textures i think. It changes some of the flower pots and plants so it causes crashing i think. Walking around the place seems ok just when you go inside to one of the guest rooms it crashes. Its on the top floor in the main area where the dining and the fire place is. It is also next to the master bedroom upstairs. Again just to let people know. So if you are crashing this may help you by disabling EEks Renthal Flora Collection.
Using the standalone version, I have a few graphical glitches here and there in a couple floors or cupboard planks, some other minor errors, but I have a graphically heavy modlist with ENB and some other things that may contribute to some graphical errors. Some modded houses have a thing or two wrong with them, but the rest of the house is so damn well done and polished that I can completely ignore the minor flaws.
It doesn't get better than Maple Manor.