General display SE with work collector
Converted version from GD to Oldrim. Add displays as emulator resources and a game "House", with all displays accessible via the collector box (optional).
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About this mod Machine translation
Converted version from GD to Oldrim. Add displays as emulator resources and a game "House", with all displays accessible via the collector box (optional).
Same as Oldrim's General Displays.
Preface
Based on version 2.5 of the original version, all modules that require universal display must be updated to SSE areas!
what it can do
General Displays originally started as a plugin for the General Stores Mod,
But starting from version 2.3, it works as a standalone mod. This is a modder
resources, adding various displays (similar to the ones provided
GS) Many treasures and artifacts found in Skyrim. inside
In the spirit of GS, the displayed items are stored in the shared container, and
Synchronize between all displays in the game world. whenever relevant
The item is added to the treasure container and it is automatically displayed
All its displays, if from one display it will be deleted to somewhere else.
Provide display
Bug Jars
Dragon Claw (includes Dragonborn version)
Dragon Priest Masks (includes Dragonborn version)
Thieves Guild Trophies (includes Barenziah Crown, -> note)
sacred amulet
guard guard shield
Paragons (Dawnguard only)
The Elder Scrolls (Dawnguard only, -> Note)
Black Book (Dragonborn only)
Many unique items (such as all Daedric artifacts)
Many "weird"-items (unique miscellaneous items)
For those who want a display, the mod comes with a sample "house" mod
But I have no interest in modifying myself in the form of my choice
"Collector's Box" plugin. Collector's box is a small portable
Chests, which can be entered by the player and provide a number
Display shelves for your treasures. This box can be crafted in any forge,
Some iron, firewood and a full Soulgem cost. (It can
Only make it once, so don't let go of it. )
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same as General Displays for Oldrim.
Preface
Based on version 2.5 of the original mod, all the mods requiring General Displays must be updated for SSE area!
What it does
General Displays started out as an Addon to the General Stores Mod,
but since Version 2.3 it works as a standalone Mod. It is a Modder's
Resource, that adds various displays (similar to the ones provided by
GS) for many of the Treasures and Artifacts found in Skyrim. In the
spirit of GS, the displayed items are stored in a shared container, and
synchronized between all displays in the game world. Whenever a relevant
item is added to the treasure container, it automatically shows up on
all it's displays, and if it is taken from one, it is removed everywhere else.
Provided displays
Bug Jars
Dragon Claws (incl. Dragonborn versions)
Dragon Priest Masks (incl. Dragonborn versions)
Thieves Guild Trophies (Includes Crown of Barenziah, -> Note)
Divine Amulets
Hold Guard's Shields
Paragons (Dawnguard only)
Elder Scrolls (Dawnguard only, -> Note)
Black Books (Dragonborn only)
Many Unique Items (e.g. all Daedric Artifacts)
Many "Oddity"-Items (Unique Misc Items)
The mod comes with an sample "house" mod, for those who want the displays
but have no interest in modding themselves, in form of the optional
"Collector's Box" plugin. The Collector's Box is a small portable
treasure chest, that can be entered by the player and provides a number
display shelves for your treasures. The box can be crafted at any forge,
for the cost of some Iron, Firewood and a filled Grand Soulgem. (It can
only be crafted once, so don't loose it.)
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.