LotD extension-Breezehome
Integrate storage from Elianora Breezehome Overhaul with storage systems from Dragonborn Legacy. Also synchronize the display of unique items to match what is stored in the museum.
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About this mod Machine translation
Integrate storage from Elianora Breezehome Overhaul with storage systems from Dragonborn Legacy. Also synchronize the display of unique items to match what is stored in the museum.
That's pretty much what the short description says. All forms of storage found around the Breezehome will be replaced with connected storage around the Legacy safehouse. I want to avoid making any changes to the Legacy unit that would conflict with things they might not know about. As a result, it makes it harder to automatically inspect items, so the best I can do is create a button inside the mask display room door that will sync all unique item displays to the current display in the museum.
This would not exist without Elianora's excellent work on the Breezehome overhaul, and the developers of Dragonborn of Legborn.
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This is pretty much what is in the short description. All of the forms of storage found around Breezehome will be replaced with the connected storages found around the Legacy safehouse. I wanted to avoid making any changes to the Legacy cells to avoid conflicts with anything they might be doing that I wasn't aware of. As a result it makes it harder to automatically check for things so the best I could do is create a button just inside of the mask display room door that will sync all the unique item displays to what is currently in the museum.
This wouldn't exist without the great work from Elianora on the Breezehome overhaul and the devs from Legacy of the Dragonborn.
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