MOD Spouses Can Live Everywhere
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About this mod Machine translation
This MOD is recommended to be used together with the ANK Castle MOD produced by Arrow & Knee Mod Team, because after the 1.0 version of the commercial area, we will launch the castle living area in the near future;
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Adding a new living area to the original spouse as optional housing is a difficult task. Fortunately, today I found that some talented people abroad have already made a compatible MOD;
Although I haven’t tried it yet, I believe they will continue to improve it, so please download it!
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Made by Amgepo & Emma
Current version 0.9.1 BETA
Introduction translation:
With this mod, you can have your spouse live anywhere you want: whether it's housing added by another mod, a vanilla shack, a dungeon, or even living on the roadside. If your spouse is annoying you, you can even send him/her to prison, or live under a bridge... The choices are unlimited, and your spouse will have similar activity patterns and business options in the new location as in the original housing (Master Roland's note: The premise is that the place you send him/her has set up the NPC pathfinding system and AI behavior, otherwise he is likely to stand around all day).
The main purpose of this MOD is to allow spouses to live in third-party MOD housing just like they live in the original housing.
How to use:
The MOD will add an ability in Lesser Powers (I don’t know how to translate this in the Chinese version, what is the secondary ability, I haven’t played the Chinese version...), called Mark New Home (marked as a new home). You can use this ability at the location you selected (press your dragon roar button after equipping it), then this location will be set as a potential new home (Note: At present, it seems that only one can be set at a time), and a message will pop up in the upper left corner of the screen to confirm success.
Then you go to talk to your spouse and mention that you want him/her to move. You will find an additional option. Tell him/her that you have a new home to share with him/her. If you choose this, your spouse will go there (note: traveling takes time)
In addition, if you forget to set up a new home before selecting this option, your spouse will automatically go to the default location, the Mara Temple in Riften (I don’t know how to translate it in the Chinese version, but it is the place where you got married); of course, this is not a problem, you just need to choose the location and tell him/her.
Then, if you miss him/her, you can also use the ability of Mark New Home again, and your spouse will come to you (note again: traveling takes time, it is best to wait for a while)
Here is what I just saw from the N website author's comment (I will translate it with examples, not exactly the original words): For example, if you let your spouse live in the living area of the ANK Palace, but you are on business in the business district, and suddenly miss him/her, but do not want to experience the loading screen of returning to the living area, then you can play Mark New once Home, your spouse will come over soon (the time depends on the distance between you two, your spouse will walk at the slowest speed); note that there is a premise that you have passed the new option to let your spouse live in a new location instead of living in the original house. In this way, this MOD is really good
Current update history:
0.9 Beta first version
0.9.1 Minor correction to expand the AI inspection range to adapt to large houses
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.