Storefront V1.07

First, the original address of N network: Storefront

Once again, I would like to thank the senior Chinese translator @Nord's Frost

I corrected two small sentences. Previously, there were words like "petty profit", which had a derogatory connotation. I changed the wording to reflect other situations.

I found that the mobile network blocked the download server of N network and required a proxy. Please pay attention.

Here is the change log:

Rough meaning

• Congratulations on your recent marriage, but your partner thinks you're bored out of your mind because you're always out exploring, so he decides to sell some stuff while you're away to keep him busy. But using a house was dangerous and unreasonable, so I decided to open a stall in the market.

2 This MOD comes into being. Your friend will run a stall in the city where you live, operate it according to normal business hours, and work during the day and go home at night. If your friend is not at the stall, you cannot buy or sell, including your investment.

But a nonsense thing is that if you live in a house provided by a fire, such as the Heyalchen Building, the stall will be opened near the door. Except for the occasional robbers and skeletons, his mother's actually has no customers, but the items are still sold, which is so damn nonsense (did your partner sell to the robbers and ghosts).

• If you move to a new city, this stall will also be moved to the new city. There is a box at the stall where you can throw unwanted garbage into. The way to collect money is to ask your partner for it. This box will be emptied once a day to simulate your items being sold. (The only thing unclear is whether these items will take effect immediately, and whether the NPC will immediately equip the purchased weapons and armor. I guess not. The author did not say, only the devil knows)

Four PS: If you choose to live in your partner's room after marriage, even if you can, congratulations, this MOD will not take effect. Bethesda does not support this choice and the author is too lazy to change the AI ​​of the companion NPC. (Her mother’s desire to run a family business when she can’t even afford a house is nonsense)

• If the houses added by the MOD meet the conditions required by this MOD, then this MOD is also applicable to the houses added by the MOD.

Prerequisites:

fire

Ontology 1.9.32.0.8 or higher.

conflict

The author didn't say whether it will conflict with the MOD that changes the NPC AI. Let's test it by ourselves. I guess it will be fine for such a small MOD.