Dogs in Skyrim - Dogs are different, dog companions are added, and NPCs raise dogs
天际的狗狗——狗狗与众不同,增加狗狗同伴,NPC饲养狗狗
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About this mod Machine translation
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I think dogs are wonderful and magical creatures in our lives.
They can work with us, protect us, and most importantly, they will always be our loyal friends.
Now, dogs in Skyrim will look like our real-life dogs.
This mod has two functions: First, it makes the dogs in the original version of Skyrim different, not only in color, but also in their types; second, it adds new dogs, including stray dogs, guard dogs, puppies, hounds, and dogs raised by NPCs. They are distributed in different cities, towns, villages, fortresses and other suitable places on this continent.
The mausoleum area behind Rift Town
Black hounds, thunder hounds, black and white hounds, brown hounds these puppies, as well as volunteer dog puppies and black dogs and white dogs.
Near the main entrance of Dugu City Blue Palace
Brown hounds and brown dogs
Behind Dugu City Market
Red hound, collie, brown dog, black dog, snow collie and collie puppies
Whiterun Warriors Home Backyard
Collies, Snow Collie puppies, Collie puppies and mixed breed puppies
Riften City Temple of Mara
hyena
Windhelm City Dark Elf Bar
Goblin giant dog and kraken hound
The northern coastal area of Morning Star City
walrus dog
Twilight Guard Fortress 2nd Floor
Huskies and Armored Huskies
Volchiha Castle Outpost Tower
Death Hounds and Skin Hounds
Only the newly added dogs that can be recruited as partners are listed here. The original dogs and the dogs raised by NPC are not listed. The original ones are still in their original positions, and the dogs raised by NPC will always follow the NPC.
There are still a few scattered around the world, and the author has forgotten their specific range of activities. If you encounter it, please tell me so I can add it to the location list.
mod features
·Every original dog is now unique
~Added 80 dogs to the entire Skyrim province
~10 NPCs have puppies
~20 NPCs have dogs
·All stray dogs can become your companions
·Dogs or puppies raised by NPC will follow their owners
·The body size of each dog is modified according to the actual data, and each dog is different.
·Large dogs apparently have stronger combat capabilities
·Rare and exotic goblin giant dogs and krais hounds extracted from "The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind"
·The hyena is coming! ! !
·Volunteer dog designed by Alien Slof
·Imperial soldiers bred cattle dogs, Stormcloak soldiers bred snow collies
·The orcs seem to keep huge black guard dogs
·The Forsworn keep giant bulldogs (very strong due to living in the wild with a group of barbarians)
·Lord Balgruuf keeps hounds
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·The QuieterDogs option has been added to the download package, which removes the barking sound when the dog is idle and 99% of the idle barking animations (there will be no situation where the dog only opens its mouth but makes no sound). But they still bark when they are aggressive, but they no longer bark when they have nothing to do.
·Provide a mod made by ZombieBobie that removes the ability for NPCs to use the dialogue "Good dog!" to comment on your dog at will.
Dogs of Skyrim - Remove Good Dog Dialogue
compatibility
The only known compatibility issue is a texture mismatch, which only occurs when you use other dog models or textures at the same time. This also includes using AV packages.
Apparently, adding this mod to the "AV Exclusion List" can solve the problems caused by Automatic Variants.
For material problems caused by other circumstances, you can try deleting the files in the following two folders to solve the problem:
Data\textures\actors\dog
Data\meshes\actors\canine\character assets
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.