Enchant Station Candle
Replaced the ugly candle on the enchantment station with Rudy102's model and textures.
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About this mod Machine translation
Replaced the ugly candle on the enchantment station with Rudy102's model and textures.
Like most of you, I try to make my games as beautiful as possible.
So I had to do something about the glamorous countertop and neglected candle on the table.
This is my first time using NifSkope and Outfit Studio (a great but unexpected combination to get it working)
So I hope you'll enjoy it. :)
If you like it, don’t forget to endorse it
Recommended models
Rustic Alchemy and Charming Table (best texture in my opinion)
credit
rudy102, let me use his models and textures (which are the best)
Ashnur provided valuable help and advice to NifSkope and Outfit Studio
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Like most of you i try to make my game as beautiful as possible.
So I had to do something for the neglected candles of the Enchanting workbenches and tables.
This is my very first time with NifSkope and Outfit Studio (which is a good but unexpected combination to make it works)
So i hope you will enjoy.:)
If you like it don't forget to endorse
RECOMMENDED MODS
RUSTIC ALCHEMY and ENCHANTING TABLES (best textures in my opinion)
CREDITS
rudy102 for let me use his models and textures (which are the best)
Ashnur for his precious help and advices with NifSkope and Outfit Studio
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