The truly fervent flaming spirit of bonfires and frosts
Have you ever wondered why you can't just warm yourself with a Gastrodia elata with a frost installed? Download this mod and warm yourself up.
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About this mod Machine translation
Have you ever wondered why you can't just warm yourself with a Gastrodia elata with a frost installed? Download this mod and warm yourself up.
Hi Wanderers,
I'll be brief
This makes the hot pots in your flame so hot that you can heat yourself near them, use them instead of a campfire, or even place a cooker near them to prepare a nice hot dinner for the whole family.
There are 2 options in the installer, the Hot and Less Hot versions of atronach, where Hot is like a roaring campfire and Less Hot is more like a simple campfire.
My taste is the Les Hot option because in very bad weather you'll still need to use the larger Roaring Campfire, but you can use the atronach to quickly heat yourself up to minimize the little game of collecting dead wood every 2 minutes in the field.
The following video pretty much gives a quick demonstration of what the mod can do:
The model used for the astronaut here is one from ENB's Skyrim particle patch and had to be changed for the mod to fully work.
Install it if you haven't already: mindflux installs Particle Path for ENB and then overwrites it with my mod.
As for permissions:
And I quote: "Feel free to distribute files with presets without asking my permission. Also, please tailor the content to your needs, i.e. remove unnecessary components."
compatibility:
Everything has been styled to fit the flames, and the reshaping works well.
Install:
- download
- Installed using Vortex/MO2
- cover everything (not much to cover)
- enjoy your meal
uninstall:
- It's as simple as installation, as long as you need it.
Special thanks to:
-Chesko's Bonfire and Frostfall mods! !
-LVX Magic provided generous help in creating this little MOD!
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Hi wanderer,
I'll be brief,
this makes yous flame atronachs so hot, you can warm yourself near them, use them instead of a campfire, or even place a cooking pot near it and prepare nice hot dinner for entire family.
There are 2 options in the installer, Hot and Less Hot version of atronach, where Hot is simply like Roaring Campfire, and Less Hot is more like Simple Campfire.
My taste would be Les Hot option, as you still need to use bigger Roaring Campfire in very bad weather, but you can use atronach to quickly warm yourself to minimize mini-game of gathering deadwood every 2 minutes in the wildness.
Video below is almost quick demonstration of what mod does:
Model used for atronach here is one from Skyrim Particle Patch for ENB, with changes necessary to make mod work at all.
If you Didn't install it yet, then go install: Particle Path for ENB by mindflux and then overwrite it with my mod.
As for permissions:
And I quote: "Feel free to distribute the files with your preset, no need to ask for my permission. Also, do tailor the contents to your needs, i.e. removecomponents you don't want."
Compatibility:
Everything exept model change for flame atronach, retextures are fine.
Installation:
- Download
- Install with Vortex / MO2
- Overwrite everything (there won't be much to overwrite)
- Enjoy
Uninstall:
- Just as simple as installation, just do it if you need.
Special Thanks:
- Chesko for Campfire and Frostfall mods!!
- LVX Magic for generous help in creating this little mod!!
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.