Handy Hearthfire Sharpshooter
Crafted alchemy and enchantment stations next to the forges in the basements of the three Hearthhouses - Lakeview Manor, Heljarchen Hall and Windstad Manor. You can now smelt, forge, and enchant in the same location without loading screens.
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About this mod Machine translation
Crafted alchemy and enchantment stations next to the forges in the basements of the three Hearthhouses - Lakeview Manor, Heljarchen Hall and Windstad Manor. You can now smelt, forge, and enchant in the same location without loading screens.
Tired of forging perfect armor only to have to leave the basement, go through the loading screen, climb some stairs and walk to the enchantment? What if you could enchant a piece at a convenient location - enchanting it directly from a fake fire?
The handy "Hearthfire" extends the vanilla BYOH system to alchemy and enchantments directly in the main basement. This mod removes the useless sack back rack and replaces it with a functional alchemy and enchanting station, as well as a sturdy box for storing soul gems and a satchel for alchemical ingredients. Since this is vanilla BYOH style, you'll need to make a workstation and the containers to go with it.
The idea is to keep things as vanilla-scented as possible, so your basement will stay vanilla-scented. Minor modifications have been made to the shelves, your forge's fire now reflects light onto the shelves, making it possible to see the tools you are using. The coffee table is now a bedside table with drawers, and the tools have been wisely relocated to wooden crates beneath the weapons plaque.
This mod is for players who love vanilla houses and want to keep the vanilla feel, but are tired of climbing ladders and stairs while looking up and down at the loading screens between them. Note that this works best in new games, although I've seen it work if you're not near a Hearthfire home in an existing save area. See the article page about inserting your currently running game (at your own risk...).
Thanks to the mod-support channel of the DarkFox127 Discord channel for their suggestions in creating this mod, especially Candoran2 and KamariBVB for guiding me through the creation of the custom mesh. ————————————————————————————————————————————————
Tired of forging that perfect piece of armour, only to need to exit the basement, go through a loading screen, climb some stairs and wander over to an enchanter? What if you could enchant your pieces in the convenient place - directly by the fires that forged them.
Convenient Hearthfire Majicks extends the vanilla BYOH system to include alchemy and enchanting directly in the main basement. The mod removes that useless back shelf of sacks and instead sites functional alchemy and enchanting stations, along with a strong box for your soul gems and a satchel for your alchemy ingredients. Because this is vanilla BYOH-style, you will need to craft the stations and also the containers to go with them.
The aim here was to keep things as vanilla as possible, so your basement will keep that vanilla feel. Minor modifications to the shelves have been made, and your forge's fire will now reflect light into the shelves making it possible to see what you're working with. The end table is now an end set of drawers, and tools have been sensible relocated to a wooden crate just under the weapons plaque.
This mod is for the player that likes the vanilla homes, wants to keep a vanilla feel, but is tired of rushing up and down ladders and, stairs while staring at loading screens in-between. Note that this works best with a new game, though I have seen it work if you aren't near a Hearthfire home in your existing save. See the articles page about inserting into a currently running game (at your own risk...).
Thanks to the mod-support channel of the DarkFox127 Discord channel for their advice whilst creating this mod, particularly to Candoran2 and KamariBVB for guiding me through custom mesh creation.
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.