Simple Breezehome by Dalakyne

by Dalakyne·v1.0·Updated 2019-02-22

A simple, killer friendly Breezehome with an upstairs loft and downstairs bathroom, with interior dimensions fixed to match the exterior.

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About this mod Machine translation

A simple, killer friendly Breezehome with an upstairs loft and downstairs bathroom, with interior dimensions fixed to match the exterior.

I made this for myself, so I won't accept any change requests. This is a simple, kill-friendly Breezehome I use, with the interior dimensions fixed to match the exterior (the original Breezehome was larger on the interior than the exterior). Downstairs bathroom, kitchen with oven and upstairs loft with double bed, alchemy and charming station. No room for kids or family cars. I don't play either. Even if I did want to hire a bodyguard housecarl, I wouldn't want them living in my house. They deserve a life of their own, not my slave servants.

Storage is safe, except maybe in the nightstands...those are vanilla ones.

The only resource is the script, used to customize the seats.

This mod is made specifically for Skyrim SE in the new Creation Kit.

See images and video for details. Since I use SMIM, things may be slightly different for you.

The minion in the screenshot is Kaidan. To me, he is the best follower I could ask for.

Installation instructions

Before enabling my mod, please leave the Breezehome unit and go to Loreius Farm or somewhere nearby before installing it. That is, if you want the activator to work. Save your game, quit, enable my mod, enter the game, and head to Breezehome. If you like the mod, please save your game.

Also, if you start a new game without my mod enabled, I recommend going into Breezehome first, then clicking on the beds and disabling them. This is to prevent them from being used with other mods (like "go to bed" or sexy stuff). Although I have disabled all vanilla and moved them out of the house, NPCs and even your player may use the "hidden" bed if they have been enabled before enabling my mod.

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I made this for myself, so I won't take any change requests. This is a simple, lore-friendly Breezehome that I use, with interior size fixed to match exterior (original Breezehome interior is larger than exterior). It has a downstairs bathroom, a kitchen with an oven, and an upstairs loft with a double bed, alchemy and enchanting stations. There is no room for kids or housecarls. I do not play with either. And even if I did want to hire a bodyguard housecarl, I wouldn't want them living in my house. They should have their own lives, not be my slaves servants.

Storage is safe, except maybe in the nightstands... those are the vanilla ones.

The only resource, the script, is used for custom seating.

This mod was made from scratch in the new Creation Kit specifically for Skyrim SE.

Check out the images and video for details. Things may looks slightly different for you since I use SMIM.

The follower in the screenshots is Kaidan. To me, he's the best follower I could ask for.

Installation Instructions

Before enabling my mod, please leave the Breezehome cell, go to the Loreius farm or somewhere nearby, before installing. That is, if you want the activators to work. Save your game, exit, enable my mod, enter the game, and then travel to Breezehome. Save your game if you like the mod.

Also, if you did not start a new game with my mod enabled, I recommend going into Breezehome first, and clicking on the beds and disabling them. This is to prevent them from being used with other mods (like "Go to bed" or sexy stuff). Although I have disabled everything vanilla and moved them out of the house, NPCs and even your player might use the "hidden" beds if they were already enabled prior to enabling my mod.

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. 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.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. 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.

File & checksum

Filename
Dalakyne的简单Breezehome
File size
107.0 KiB