Showroom in the sky
This mod implements a neat little showroom with 30 mannequins in the sky. It is located on the cozy little cloud outside the MzulftExteriorB01. It can be accessed via the "Dimensional Rift" spell.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod implements a neat little showroom with 30 mannequins in the sky. It is located on the cozy little cloud outside the MzulftExteriorB01. It can be accessed via the "Dimensional Rift" spell.
information:
This mod implements a neat little showroom with 30 mannequins in the sky. It is located on the cozy little cloud outside the MzulftExteriorB01. It can be obtained through the "Dimensional Rift" spell, which can be purchased from the Court Wizard. These are Dawnstar's "Madena", Markarth's "Calcelmo", Solitude's "Sybille Stentor", Whiterun's "Farengar Secret-Fire" and Windhelm's "Wuunferth the Unliving". The purchase price is 1.400 gold coins. The "Dimensional Fissure" spell can be cast at any time to switch back and forth between your last position and the display room. From my personal experience this can even be done during missions without causing any problems. It's also easy to get from the showroom to anywhere quickly. This is a great option for escaping from dungeons where you can't find the exit (happens to me all the time ^^).
Install:
Just extract the .esp as well as the scripts folder to the data folder. This can be done manually or using NMM.
suggestion:
I recommend using "Vanilla Mannequin Script Fix v2_2" which can be downloaded here: = files
It solves various problems with the vanilla mannequin script (the most annoying for me being the disappearing items). It also allows changing the pose of human models, or setting them to "life mode", which makes them look like living NPCs. To change your model's mode, you must crouch, draw your weapon, and then activate it.
integral:
For the TeleportPlayerInvent script, it goes to Noxman, which is used in this mod. His Wizard Home mod (for Oldrim) can be found here:
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Info:
This mod implements a neat little display room with 30 mannequins up in the sky. It’s located in MzulftExteriorB01 exterior on a cozy little cloud. It can be accessed via the “Dimensional Rift” spell, which can be bought of the court wizards. These are “Madena” in Dawnstar, “Calcelmo” in Markarth, “Sybille Stentor” in Solitude, “Farengar Secret-Fire” in Whiterun and “Wuunferth the Unliving” in Windhelm. The purchase price is 1.400 gold. The “Dimensional Rift” spell can be cast at any time to switch back and forth between your last location and the display room. According to my personal experience, this can even be done during quest events without causing any problems. It is also possible to quick travel from the display room to any location. This is a great option to conveniently escape out of a dungeon you can’t find the exit (Happens to me all the time^^).
Installation:
Simply extract the.esp as well as the scripts folder to your data folder. This can be done manually or with NMM.
Recommendations:
I recommend to use the “Vanilla Mannequin Script Fix v2_2”, which can be downloaded here:
It fixes a variety of issues (the most annoying one for me was disappearing items) of the vanilla mannequin script. It also allows to change the poses of the mannequins, or alternatively set them to “Living Mode”, which makes them look like living NPCs. To change the mode of your mannequin, you have to crouch, draw your weapon and then activate it.
Credits:
Credit goes to Noxman for the TeleportPlayerInvent script, which has been used in this mod. His Wizard Home mod (for Oldrim) can be found here:
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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- 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.
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Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.