High Hrothgar Overhaul
This mod adds some elements to the outer areas of High Hrothgar for a better visual experience.
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About this mod Machine translation
***Disclaimer: This is not my pattern, but I got permission from MannyGT to port his work to SSE. Also, I didn't edit the file, I can't because that's not the goal. Hope everyone can enjoy this mode on SSE. I'm porting it because you can't play Skyrim without this overhaul, which is a no-brainer.
***When installing, I recommend using Vortex or Bain. If it has BSA, it was extracted by me. Uninstalling mods is easier with a mod manager.
***Only the original author is the owner of his creation, this mod is here because he wanted that. Furthermore, if he changes his mind, this mod will be removed without question.
***If there is a problem with the port, please let me know.
***Original mode:
*Overview*
This mod adds some elements to the outer areas of High Hrothgar for a better visual experience.
The elements are:
- some braziers
- some banners
- 2 panoramic bridges
The lights are turned off during the day (expect the burning brazier effect).
The mod is simple and doesn't drop any fps, so don't hesitate to install it.
*Install*
Just put the ESP in the data folder and enable it via the menu launcher
*uninstall*
No need for a clean save game, just delete it from the data folder even if you are in the High Hrothgar region.
But don't save while you're still on one of the panoramic bridges, or you'll fall over when you reinstall the game :)
*Known issues and/or BUGS*
There are no big problems with this mod. The only one is that the lights suddenly appear when the weather changes (Skyrim Engine bug, sorry)
This mod is not compatible with other mods that modify areas of High Hrothgar like Claralux.
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*** Disclaimer: This isn't my mod, but I got the permission from MannyGT to port his work on SSE. Also, I didn't edit the file and I will not because this isn't the goal. Hope every one will enjoy this mod on SSE. I port it because I can't play skyrim without this overhaul and it was an easy task.
*** For installation, I recommand to use Vortex or Bain. If it had a BSA, it was extracted by me. With mod managers, it is more easier to uninstall mods.
*** Only the original author is owner of his creation, this mod is here because he want that. Also, this mod will be removed without question if he change his mind.
*** Let me know if something go wrong with the port.
*** Original mod:
- OVERVIEW *
This mod adds some elements to the exterior area of High Hrothgar for a better visual experience.
The elements are:
- Some braziers
- Some banners
- 2 panoramic bridges
Lights are turned off in daytime (expect about burning braziers effects).
The mod is clear, simply and does not drops any fps, so install it without hesitation.
- INSTALLATION *
Just place the ESP in data folder and then enable it via menu launcher
- UNINSTALLATION *
No clean savegame required, just delete it from data folder even if you're in High Hrothgar area.
However don't save when you stay on one of the panoramic bridges or you'll fall down when reload the game:)
- KNOWN ISSUES AND/OR BUGS *
There are no big issues on this mod. The only one is that lights will pop-up on weather change (Skyrim Engine bug, sorry)
This mod is not compatible with other mod that modify the High Hrothgar areas like Claralux.
- FACEBOOK *
I'm on Facebook, so join me if you want.
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.