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  1. The Wilds Plus ENB (download link fixing)

    ====DOWNLOAD LINK IS AT THE BOTTOM====
     
    {BACKGROUND INFO}
    This is a personal ENB inspired by The Wilds ENB. However, the original author has finished her ENB modding with the final version of The Wilds ENB after 3.0 using v121212 binary. The original - The Wilds ENB was my first ENB and the best Skyrim graphics through the time. It was sad seeing Luna stopped updating and the current ENB binary (by Boris) used is old and a bit outdated that can hardly bear a heavily modded Skyrim these days. Therefore, this MOD is derived from The Wilds ENB as a sort of alternative continuing work to regain its rich graphics in Skyrim and that is why it is called 'The Wilds Plus' (The Wilds+).
     
    {DESCRIPTION + INSTALLATION}
    This ENB MOD enriches Skyrim graphics with more vivid and deeper colours as well as tries to stabilize the x32 game to certain extent. The graphic settings are based on the original Wilds ENB 'v1.5s' + 'v3.0 Dark Interiors' while changes and personal tweaks were made through time of the years. It uses the latest ENB binary 0.308, and more importantly its ExpandSystemMemoryX64 (since it is the best way) to better stress your machine running massive MODs with the 32bit Skyrim. Hence, others who wish to use this ENB need to adjust there Skyrim memory patches properly to allow the ENB parameters work.
     
    NOTE: the most cases is the 4GB memory patch:
    in SKSE, make sure DefaultHeapInitialAllocMB not exceeding 768 [sheoson];
    in Crash Fix, make sure the memory allocate functions turned off;
    ETC.
     
    PS: these memory patches are really excellent; but they are not needed if you decide using ENB memory method and in this MOD, in reality, the ENB method is far better and stabler as the major memory solution (rendering hundreds of lives engaging in the wilderness without crashing and freezing).
     
    The ENB Boost is also applied/included in this MOD as a level of customization based on the hardware:
    Quad-Core CPU
    2-4 GB VRAM
    8-16 GB RAM
     
    Anyone interested in this MOD may adjust Skyrim .ini files to make it work properly as to individual circumstances but it is generally OK if anyone has the hardware suggested above or higher. Make sure bFloatPointRenderTarget=1 in your SkyrimPrefs.ini [Display].
     
    For convenience and less confusion, I also included Climate of Tamriel v3.0 (the only version this ENB works) and the CoT Weather Patch in the package because this ENB was built also based on them.
     
    [THE INSTALLATION]
    should be simply download and extract the files to drop them into Skyrim game folder (where TESV.exe locates) and you should see the ENB notification texts on the upper-right corner of Skyrim main menu. No need to worry about the red texts showing the disabled renders since it is ENB Boost for additional performance and MOD flexibility (while not loosing original quality).
     
    Apart from the required MODs already mentioned above, there are other several to use with this MOD to squeeze out most from the gaming engine:
    Cell Stabilizer by Altimor
     
    Safety Load by kapear
     
    Sweet FX Shader by CeeJay
    [modified and included in this MOD]
     
    SKSE Preloader by meh321 and Sheson
     
    And others might suggest to try not necessarily and AFTER The Wilds+ ENB works properly for your game:
    ShowRaceMenu Precache Killer by kapear
     
    Load Game CTD Fix by Utopium
     
    S.T.E.P by S.T.E.P. team
     
    and a page which gives very sensible guide for Skyrim ENB stablization. I only remember its title picture says by the whiterun guard: I used to CTD like you...
     
    {NOTES AND CREDITS}
    1. It is just a personal ENB which is not necessary to be released but happy to be shared simply because it might help/inspiring when someone (including the author) suddenly need it and continue a alternative way of the wilds ENB Luna created. Feel free to use its content but do not re-upload this MOD to Nexusmods.
     
    2. The required MOD components included in the package would be striped off from the package if request raises. At this time, it is thought to be one-step installation only due to users might be confused and lost with all the components and adjustments needed. However, in the future, there might be a more executable installation to simply specify the individual hardware circumstance (resilience option) .
     
    3. This ENB is originally designed mainly for beautifying the player especially for females (as like a part of the cosmetics) and carefully adjusted the shadow. Please set fShadowBiasScale in SkyrimPrefs.ini to a number more than 1.0000
     
    4. Please give this ENB's credit to Cilene.
     
    5. Thanks for all the developers all the way making Skyrim better world.
    Please do not forget to check out the details in the description and endorse their work.
     
    further detail will be included...
     
    Sorry for my terrible description
     
    DOWNLOAD LINK IS HERE...
    The Wilds+ ENB Pack.part01.rar
    The Wilds+ ENB Pack.part02.rar
    The Wilds+ ENB Pack.part03.rar
    The Wilds+ ENB Pack.part04.rar
    The Wilds+ ENB Pack.part05.rar
    The Wilds+ Only ENB.rar

    253 downloads

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  2. Battle Music Replacer : SC V

    This mod change all combat music in skyrim, including boss music.
     
    Combat Music:
    Hilde Theme - Daybreaker
    Patrokolos Theme - Sword of revolution
    Siegfried Theme - Till fate writes my epytaph
    Zwei Theme - Sleepless an untamed Beast
    Raphael Theme - Blood Thirst Concerto
     
    Boss Music:
    Astaroth Theme - Chainless Disaster
    Nightmare Theme - Pavor Nocturnus
    Aeon Theme - Brutal Instinct
     
     
     
     
    Uninstall:
     
    Delete these files
     

     
    Located at Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim\Data\Music\
     
     

    264 downloads

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  3. Dovahkin's Wolf Pack Den

    Do you like caves and love to live in them, but also like luxury as well? Do you like cave home mods but wish you could take your family to live there? Do you play a beastess, or do you use untamed? Then this mod might just be for you.
    Dovahkin's Wolf Pack Den
     
    This is a player home that is in a cave and is located just outside of Riverwood on the south side. Faendal is your next-door neighbor. This player home works with Hearthfire Multiple Adoptions and has 6 beds for the young ones. There is also a follower barracks with 5 beds for them there. You have a nice front yard sharing space with the Riverwood community. Future updates planned will bring the Riverwood community to your doorstep campfire for some socializing. Already, any children from Riverwood might join in on a game of hide and seek with your kids. If you play a beastess roll or use the Untamed mod like I do, then this would also be a wonderful home for you and your pack. I already have a start with 3 essential and named wolves living within the cave that are friends to the dragonborn. On top of these three wolves, there is a 4th black wolf that is an actual follower with the Female Young Eager voice type, and if you really get into your beastess or untamed rolls, you can even marry her. An observatory deck with a nice sized pool made from the remnants of an old Snow Elf ruin sits atop the mountain home overlooking Bleak Falls Burrow, Riverwood, even Whiterun and Dragonsreach can be easily viewed from the serene location.
     
    This is still a work in progress and is considered to be in Beta. More features are planned in the future such as Alternate Start scenario, etc... There are still landscape work that needs to be done. I plan to move one of the trails leading down to the Riverwood gate just slightly to please the NPCs but re-navmeshing it afterwards takes time. I decided to release a version of it now for testing and advice. Or so people can just have fun with it like it is. It is already a pretty cool place. I used some resources from the Celestial Eden Mod on the Nexus, 3 statues from JackGA, and a custom Dibella Statue from the Dibellan Sisterhood mod. This would also be a pretty cool home for a Dovahkin who is a part of the Dibellan Sisterhood.
     
    Unfortunately for some, this requires all DLCs. I used assets from all DLCs. Especially Hearthfire, as this home is Hearthfire Multiple Adoption friendly. You will need to cast the Bless Home spell on the master bed. It also works with Spouses Enhanced available here on Loverslab, but is not required. Just cast the Lover's Sanctuary spell on the master bed after using the Bless Home spell. You shouldn't even need to use the MCM option to add the bed to Sexlab.
     
    Have fun and let me know what you think. This has been a learning project as not only is this my first home mod, but also Hearthfire Multiple Adoption friendly. It created some challenges. Even following the directions. First times are always mysterious.
     
    Caution: This is being placed as "Non-adult" but beware, even though the vanilla Dibella statue is already partially nude, the one from the Dibellan Sisterhood that I used in the décor of this mod is more detailed. Still, I could see a whole lot more if I went down here to the local museum and shoved my way through all of the school kids that are there on a field trip.

    1,062 downloads

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  4. Skyrim Bookstores

    Adds Book Stores to the major towns. Something I missed seeing from Oblivion and Morrowind was finding bookstores in the various towns. Each bookstore sells the Cheap and Common book set, so do not expect skill books or anything potentially borked, only for roleplay value. The owners are highly paranoid of thieves, so very few books are on display

    This mod also adds skill magazines similar to the ones you would see from Fallout.

    Hope you enjoy.

    What is added:
    -5 bookstores, one in each of the major towns
    -Skill magazine for each of the skills, duration 5 hours.

    Known bugs:
    None at this time

    Known incompatibilities:
    -Thievery Overhaul - Download the Shenk Overhaul version and use this instead of the normal version.

    Additional credit:
    Adventure Time Journyman of Ooo - skill magazines idea
    karrakaz - bug fixes and suggestions
    Shadow_Dragyn - Whiterun Owner name change suggestion

    Revision History:
    v5(current):
    -Fixed Markarth Book Store navigation errors and store behavior.
    -Added gold to each of the owners, now you can actually sell to them.
    -Fixed Solitude Book Store navigation errors and store behavior.

    v4:
    -Added skill magazines:
    Insights into The Best Defense - Heavy Armor
    The Potent Editions - Alchemy
    Daily Manipulation - Alteration
    Tips on Daedric Creations - Conjuration
    Snippets on Tricking The Eye - Illusion
    Poke-and-Prod Weekly - One-Handed
    Healer's Digest - Restoration
    The Daily Block - Block
    Shadows Hide You Chronicles - Sneak
    The Morning Berserker - Two-Handed
    Horse Salesman Pitch Daily - Barter (Speechcraft)
    Methods of Brute Magicka - Destruction
    Practice on Embedding Magicka - Enchanting
    Security Edge Daily - Lockpicking
    The Hunting Enthusiast - Marksman
    The Apprentice Journey - Smithing
    Smooth Moves Practice - Pickpocket
    Talking Weekly - Persuasion (Speechcraft)
    Swift Dodging Chronicles - Light Armor


    v3:
    - Interiors have Navmeshes
    - Stores will now lock
    - Solitude location is different, more believable
    - Whiterun owner's last name is now more realistic
    - Riften owner has a husband now
    - Solitude/Markarth owners have daughters now
    - Each interior was redone to look more like a bookstore

    v2:
    -Fixed face bugs

    v1:
    -The initial release

    Notes:
    If you want to make your own variation, you are free to do so. It would be nice to credit me in your variation if you use this as your base.
     
    Special Edition Note:
    This mod hasn't been ported over yet.  I want to overhaul the mod before releasing it over on Special Edition.

    236 downloads

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  5. Alex's Guardian Stones Overhaul

    Hello being tired of Nexusmods ive decided to upload on here instead so im sharing stuff ive made for myself initially.

    This mod here adds Archery to the Warrior Stone, Onehanded to the Thief Stone and Alchemy to the Mage stone. Additionally, there are versions available in which instead of 20% faster skill leveling, its 50% and 100%.
     
    To install, you can use Nexus Mod Manager or install manually.
     
    Also works in Special Edition. No scripts in here so you wont have any issues uninstalling/reinstalling/changing versions.

    127 downloads

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  6. No easy Money

    This is my approach to counter the imho broken economy of skyrim and bring it to the other extreme. This mod does the following:
     
    Less Gold in loot:
    - greatly reduce gold drops from enemies by 90 %
    - even more reduced gold in chests, urns and purses
     
    Less Loot for Quests
    - reduced quest rewards ca. 90 %
     
    Modifying buy & sell:
    - Selling Prices are nerved down to 0,1 % (this means selling an item worth 1000 gold, would just bring 1 Gold)
    - Buying Prices are roughly increased by three times
     
     
    Why did i change these values? Because i hate how easy you pile up a huge amount of money. Still with 4 economy related mods together (hardcore economy, less gold, reduced rewards and some own sellprice mod) + several money sink mods, i was never havin money problems except at level 1
     
    I began with reducing the amounts of gold from bandits as an additonal mod for the aforementioned 4 ones and was relativily happy. Then i added one random dungeon generator and the chests there contained up to 250 gold and the monsters sometimes even more. Just leaving the gold in the chests was not a good solution so i checked the mod in CK and found out that it uses vanilla lists. This was were i began to make my own mod so i could uninstall 4 other ones which didnt fulfill what this mod does (i hope).
     
    Selling had to be erased from the game, because its not balanceable. Some armor mods have way too high selling prices. For example I remember one bikini armor mod which could be sold for 240.000 Gold. My Mod cuts that down to 240 gold. Maybe you know that WT Tribal cloth armor. Base price is 5000 Gold. In my mod you only get 5 G. I also wanted generally to get rid of getting rich by looting tons of armor etc.
     
    We have all these nice mods with prostitution, regular jobs, arena fights etc. Now these matter to not only have money for the living but also to pay repairs (see loot and degradation)  taxes etc.
     
    Here just an example what happens on a day for a level 13 Archer with this mod:
     
    Gone from Embershard Mine to Bleakfalls Barrow and delivered the golden claw to Lucan Valerius. Ending in the tavern.
     
    Income:
    Gold found in Embershard Mine: 40 Gold
    Gold found in the tower before Bleakfalls Barrow: 5 Gold
    Gold found at the Bandits outside Bleakfalls: 0 Gold
    Gold found in Bleakfalls Barrow: 181 Gold
    Gold as reward for the golden claw: 60 Gold
    ---------------------------------------------------
    Total amount of Gold found: 286 Gold
     
    Sounds too much? Now add some needs:
     
    Costs (just as an example for comparison):
    Meal at Sleeping Giants Inn (1 Alto Wine 129G, 1 Ale 54G, one Cooked Meat 54G): 237 Gold
    Bed for a night: 50G
    ---------------------------------------------------
    Total amount of costs: 287 Gold
     
    You see, without doing more for my income i would have lost 1 Gold. Luckily i found enough arrows so i didnt have to buy these too.
     
    Recommended to use with money draining mods like
    Loot and Degradation https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/55677
    iNeed https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51473
    Simple Taxes https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/57239
     
    Further Recommendations to earn money:
    Jobs of Skyrim https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/25020
    Prostitution mods from Loverslab
    Slaverun (the tasks for free etc)
     

    932 downloads

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  7. jh_people2.esp USLEEP patch

    This is a patch to NPC 85 (jh_people2.esp) to make it more compatible with USLEEP.
     
    This fixes packages, crime factions, vendor problems, and possibly some other minor issues.
     
    Basically i got sick of having to carry over the USLEEP fixes to NPC85 every time i made a merge patch, so i tried to "fix" NPC85 itself to
    be compatible with USLEEP.
     
    Using TES5Edit i adjusted NPC85 to match USLEEP in regards to factions, packages, vendor keywords, scripts (room rental, vendor, and dead body cleanup).
     
    I think i got all of those type changes that USLEEP made to the same npcs that NPC85 overhauled the looks on (i may have missed something).
     
    it needs USLEEP and NPC 85 of course.
     
    Install NPC 85 first then just overwrite the esp with this one.
     
    If i missed something, changed something i should not have you can either drop me a note, or just adjust it yourself.
     
    Credits - The USLEEP team and the creators of NPC 85
     
    Permissions - follower permissions of USLEEP, and NPC 85 for their assets, for my modified esp do what you want with it.
     
    you must have the original mod NPC 85, and USLEEP for this to do anything at all.
     edit begins
     
    original mod link redirects to link that was here previously.
     
    original mod is the one this is for.
     
    due to operator making a dumb mistake (copying the page i was redirected to instead of my bookmarked site) i caused some confusion.
     
    i am SORRY for the confusion
     
    this is for the orginal mod (which i cannot access anymore ...for some reason my bookmark takes me to the Intergration version which is NOT the version i made this for)
     
     
    please accept my apologies for the confusion and if you are using the Integration version do not use this patch.
     
    the file has not changed just some edits to the main page
     

    449 downloads

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  8. Skyrim Suspense Soundtrack

    Skyrim Suspense Soundtrack

    Short Description
    Adds a collection of suspense- and ambient music from three other games: Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines, Nightmare Creatures, and Tomb Raider Legend.

    Detailed Description
    This mod adds 21 new and immersive ambient music tracks to the city music, castles, and dungeons. The tracks where picked from three other games: Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines, Nightmare Creatures, and Tomb Raider Legend. This music adds to the original music. If you use the excellent Additional Music Project mod I've included an ESP that will add to the AMP music.
    The following music tracks are included:
     
    Dungeons, Caves, Forts, Ice Dungeons
    AmbienceCreepy01 (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    AmbienceCreepy02 (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    AmbienceCreepy03 (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    AmbienceCreepy04 (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    AmbienceCrypt (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    AmbienceDangerousPlaces (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    AmbienceDisturbedAndTwisted (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    CombatDisturbedAndTwisted (Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines)
    AmbienceGothik01 (Nightmare Creatures)
    AmbienceGothik02 (Nightmare Creatures)
    AmbienceGothik03 (Nightmare Creatures)
    AmbienceGothik04 (Nightmare Creatures)
    AmbienceGothik05 (Nightmare Creatures)
     
    Castles
    AmbienceJapanDeep (Tomb Raider Legend)
    AmbienceJapan02 (Tomb Raider Legend)
    AmbienceJapan03 (Tomb Raider Legend)
     
    Towns, Temples, Houses, etc.
    AmbienceManor01 (Tomb Raider Legend)
    AmbienceManor02 (Tomb Raider Legend)
    AmbienceJapan01 (Tomb Raider Legend)
    AmbienceJapan03 (Tomb Raider Legend)
     
    Combat
    CombatJapan01 (Tomb Raider Legend)
     
    Boss Combat
    CombatJapan02 (Tomb Raider Legend)

    Compability
    The mod is compatible with any mods that don't modify the above mentioned Music Type entries. If you use the Additional Music Project mod please use the included SkyrimSuspenseSoundtrackAMP.esp instead of SkyrimSuspenseSoundtrack.esp. Put SkyrimSuspenseSoundtrackAMP.esp after AdditionalMusicProject.esp in your load order.
     
    Additional Music Project: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/28951
     
    Disclaimer
    To my best knowledge all included music is free for distribution. Please contact me if you have objection about the used music.

    Music Credits
    Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines OST: Rik W. Schaffer
    Nightmare Creatures: Frédéric Motte
    Tomb Raider Legend: Troels Brun Folmann
     

    559 downloads

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  9. Gharzal

    5a3dbdc947c40_GharzalFollower.zip
     
    Before We Go Any Further I Have To Apologize For My Typing, I'm Blind In My Left Eye And Capitalizing The 1st Letter Of Each Word Seams Help Me Read My Own Typing.
     
    Now That's Out The Way, On To The Good Stuff
     
     
    Introduction:
    This Is Gharzal An Orc Archer Follower I Originally Made For Myself But Thought Others May Enjoy Her Since There's A Distinct Lack Of Orc Follower Mods Out Their. 
     
     
    Location:
    You Can Find Her At The Braidwood Inn In Kynesgrove, You'll Have To Give Her Some Alchohol Before She'll Agree To Follow You Though
     
     
    Technical Sidenotes:
    She'll Use Whatever Body Textures You Have Installed, However I Think She Looks Best With Pride Of Valhalla Skin Textures (It's What I Personally Use And What Was Used In The Screenshots) Other Then That She's Completely Vanilla
    https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72586
     
     
     

    117 downloads

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  10. Free Death Camera

    This plugin is originally uploaded to nexusmods but apparantly their antivirus dosen't like it so it gets blocked everytime I upload an update. Therefore I decide to move it here and see how thing goes.
     
    This mod allows you to move the camera freely in TFC mode when player character is dead|knocked down|paralyzed. So you can take better screenshots and watch your follower fighting your enemies. Use mouse to rotate and use WSAD/mouse wheel to translate camera. Press Alt to accelerate. You can control whether to allow rotating camera after death(without tfc) by changing UseThirdPersonMode in the ini file. If you are using game controller, change NoRunDLL in ini to 1.
     
    Update: Now you can rotate camera with UseThirdPersonMode=0, which works better with death animations.
     
    Note that you should put this mod into 'unmanaged mode' or install manually if you are using mod organizer that messes with game load path or you'll get rundll32 can't find dll error.
     
    To test, try the following commands in turn
    1:
    player.kill
     
    2.
    player.setav paralysis 1
    player.pushactoraway player 0
    player.setunconscious 1
     

    3,356 downloads

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  11. Daedric Museum of Artifacts

    Description Adds a museum east of Falkreath near the Skyrim-Cyrodiil border gate dedicated to the Daedra. Inside, you'll find a safe place to store and display your accumulated Daedric artifacts. There are also other Daedric-related displays and Daedric items to purchase.
     
    NOTE - NPCs are unvoiced. All subtitles will need to be enabled.
     
     

    Museum Rooms Lobby
    Serves as a gateway to the rest of the museum Museum of Artifacts
    Display/storage area for all unique Daedric artifacts Daedric shrines that can be activated to give you unique blessings NPC that gives you hints as to where Daedric quests may be started Museum of Lords
    Mannequin displays of the live Daedric Lords featured throughout the game Museum of Daedra
    Mannequin displays of the live Daedra featured throughout the game Atronach Forge with already available Sigil Stone. NPC trainer/vendor that specializes in Conjuration and sells Daedria conjuration spell tomes, scrolls, and staves. Also sells special Atronach Forge Recipe book containing all 34 recipes in the game. Museum of Relics
    Preset displays of miscellaneous Daedric items seen and acquired throughout the game NPC vendor that sells Daedric clothing NPC smith trainer/vendor that sells Daedric weapons & armor Crafting & enchanting center Library
    Contains all of Skyrim's Daedra-related books Book shelves are safe for storage and an ideal place for players to place their own books in an organized manner  

    Mirrors AFK Mods Assimilation Lab Dark Creations Mod DB Nexus Mods Steam TES Alliance  

    Versions for Other The Elder Scrolls Games
    The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
    The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Special Edition

    432 downloads

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  12. Slower Levelling and Skill Learning V1.00 (20150806)

    Like many players I've never been happy with how fast my character levels up. There are mods which address this like Community Uncapper but I wanted something much simpler which just applied a percentage slowdown across all skills and was easy to use
     
    So basically, this mod slows down the rate at which you learn all skills so that you will level up more slowly.
     
    It works by applying an effect to the player character which will slow down the learning rate by a set percentage. There are five spells that can be used set at 10%, 20%, 30% 40% and 50%. You can use more than one if you really want to slow down your levelling, as the percentages are calculated sequentially you can never go over 100%.
     
    As it just applies a spell effect it is perfectly safe to install and uninstall, there are no scripts to worry about.
     
    Install using a Mod Manager or just drop the plugin into Skyrim/Data folder if you prefer to manually install.
     
    To Use:
     
    Go to console and type "help slower" (without quotes) which will give a list of the five spells.
     
    Slower Skill Learning 10%
    Slower Skill Learning 20%
    Slower Skill Learning 30%
    Slower Skill Learning 40%
    Slower Skill Learning 50%
     
    Then type player.addspell xxxxxxxx (where xxxxxxxx is the spell ID (the number in front of the spell name)) and you will see a message in the top left of your screen to say it's been applied and it will also appear in your Effects menu
     
    To remove the effect simply type player.removespell xxxxxxxx and it will be gone and you will learn at the normal speed again.
     
    If there's enough interest in this I may look at adding a menu with toggles but it's pretty simple to use as it is.
     
    Caveats:
     
    If you use other mods that alter the learning rate like SLA or RND those effects will also be applied so can make levelling slower still.
     
    Credits:
     
    Many thanks to fishburger67 for pointing me in the right direction as to how to make this and to stobor for answering my noob questions
     
    Permissions:
     
    Do not upload this mod to Steam. This mod may not be used or incorporated as part of any other "for profit" or "paid for" mod.
     

    313 downloads

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  13. Riverwood Respite Playerhome +Bathing area

    We're Officially out of beta!....Although i'm by no means finished! Thank you all for your support!
     
    Nexus link for endorsement:
    https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/86962/?tab=3&navtag=%2Fskyrim%2Fajax%2Fmodimages%2F%3Fuser%3D2%26id%3D86962
     
    Hello Please Endorse If you like the mod!
    Riverwood Respite Is a very cosy Player home that acts as both a functioning player home and also the Ideal Practical "Respite" for your Dragonborn, the home features many things things that will appeal to just about everybody! ...from a beautiful bathing area to a prison....and much more to come!
     
    Location: opposite the Riverwood Wood mill.
     
    features:
    Bathing area Dungeon (Not shown in screenshots atm) Alchemy/enchanting area Crafting area

    To do:
    Childrens bedrooms Adjust lighting Add more clutter/decoration Add more furnishings to exterior

    Incompatibility
    ETAC (Patch In the works)

     

    Am I still working on this Project?....YES
    (I will alter this when I finish working on this mod)
     
    Screenshot credits:
    Brandiibuck
    ista3

    652 downloads

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  14. We <3 Orsimer

    From all races that inhabit Mundus, none so batllehardened as the Orsimer.

     
    Feel free to use the presets for whatever you desire.
    Requirements:
    All presets are made with the Orc race (tested).
     
    RaceMenu http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/29624
    FairSkinComplexion http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/51602 (all optional files needed)
    RANs type-C Headmesh http://www.nexusmods...rim/mods/7127/? (not needed for Tzuzan and Hilte)
    KS Haiirdos Renewal http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/68311
    SG hair pack 350 https://mega.nz/#!ac4zRZ5J!Cuo6FAHh7JROq4jow6fN8XUh1yLTw_zW7KfrthvX7aA (only used for the Shinx preset)
    Natural Eyes http://www.nexusmods...kyrim/mods/3589
    The eyes of beauty http://www.nexusmods...im/mods/13722/?
    Brows http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/30411
    Frecklemania http://www.nexusmods...im/mods/52841/?
    83Willows whiter teeth http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/11371/? (This is optional, removes the yellow teeth of the orcs)
    Cross Racial Features http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/43525/?
     
    Place The chosen preset in Skyrim>Data>SKSE>Plugins>CharGen>Presets
    Place the Head sculpt files in Skyrim>Data>SKSE>Plugins>CharGen
     
    The ENB used in the screenshots is Reallike Enb
     
    What's your is mine and what's mine is yours.

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  15. We <3 Redheads

    I always had a thing for girls with hair red as fire, a rare natural colour that indicates warmth and a strong will.
     

    Feel free to use the presets for whatever you desire.
    Requirements:
    All presets are made with the Nord race (tested).
     
    RaceMenu http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/29624
    FairSkinComplexion http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/51602 (all optional files needed)
    RANs type-C Headmesh http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/7127/? (Not used for Redhead Amazon-elf)
    KS Haiirdos Renewal http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/68311 Used for all presets!
    Natural Eyes http://www.nexusmods...kyrim/mods/3589
    The eyes of beauty http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/13722/?
    Brows http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/30411
    Frecklemania http://www.nexusmods...im/mods/52841/?
     
    Notice: Dragonslayer Rosalinde has unique requirements (less and different requirements), read the Requirements.txt included in her archive!
     
    Place The chosen preset in Skyrim>Data>SKSE>Plugins>CharGen>Presets
    Place the Head sculpt files in Skyrim>Data>SKSE>Plugins>CharGen
     
    The ENB used in the screenshots is Reallike Enb
     
    What's your is mine and what's mine is yours.

    5,255 downloads

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  16. From BC7 to uncompressed 8.8.8.8 ARGB .bat for texconv

    This very small .bat file is for converting BC7 (optimized for Skyrim SE as well as FO4, but not compatible with Skyrim LE) format .dds file
    to uncompressed 8.8.8.8 ARGB, which is compatible for Skyrim LE, by Texconv .
     
    Thus, you can relatively easily back-port some Skyrim SSE exclusive textures in BC7 format to LE without relying on Intel Photoshop plug-in (as well as Photoshop).

    How to use:
    Download Texconv.exe from its Github and this .bat file, and put both files in the same directory. BE SURE to backup the BC7 or other format texture files you intend to convert. Drag & Drop (2) into this .bat file. Texconv.exe will overwrite the original file with 8.8.8.8 ARGB uncompressed one.


    266 downloads

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  17. Alluring Main menu replacer

    Hey!
    this is my first attempt to create some main menu's for Skyrim currently there are only 5, if all goes well them more will come in the future. if you experience any problems please let me know...
    Note: this mod also removes the main menu and loading screen fog, personally i think this looks much better but if you disagree remove the file called "intmenufogparticles" in the meshes folder.
     
    Requests
    If you have any requests for a an image you would like me to convert into a main-menu please let me know(Preferably from my own image share area)...but that's not required for example anime/video games...under no circumstance will I convert somebody else's screenshots into a Skyrim main menu whether in be from Skyrim or fallout....really any Bethesda game. thank you for reading have a good day!
     
    Number of menus: 5

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  18. A Skyrim Patch - for Object Placement

    A tiny patch to fix the immersion of the Skyrim’s wilds
     
    E.g. there has been models floating/cracking above the earth in Tamriel remind you that you are encountering with digital modelling. This patch tends to resolve them to pull you back to the game world and perceiving the better solid ground and vivid objects. It also fixes the popular Fenn’s Gulch Mine glitch that bringing multiple followers in would cause the extremely fuzzy/dark interior.
     
    Dawnguard is required now.
     
    Created by mineme

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  19. Inconsequential NPCs BOTI matters for Windhelm Guards

    Small tweak to Inconsequential NPCs. Completing Blood on the Ice quest matters for Windhelm Guards. They won't stop you at the gate anymore if you complete the quest. Full vanilla voiceover supported.
     

    Requirement:
     
    Inconsequential NPCs
     
    Recommended if your player is a Khajiit:
     
    Khajiit Speak
     
    Recommended:
     
    Blood on the Ice Redux - so you can save Susana the Wicked. Highly recommended if you use Radiant Prostitution one more girl for pleasures to buy and watch.
     
    Installation:
     
    Use only one plugin! Provided a separate plugin for Khajiit Speak.
     
    Uninstallation: Should be safe to remove the plugins once you complete the Blood on the Ice quest and gain entry to the city after speaking with a Gate Guard. Not tested though.

    121 downloads

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  20. Upgrade Your Gear

    If you're anything like me, you like the way some weapons and armors look and use them despite their stats being utterly inferior compared to higher tier, but ultimately ugly gear.
     
    That is a trouble of the past! Now, you can head to any forge in Skyrim and upgrade your gear to adopt stats of higher tiers while retaining your favorite look.
     
    This actually adds in new entries of every piece of equipment, so modded armor isn't taken into the list. Come to think of it, unique stuff isn't on it either. Just the basic stuff. Here's a list:
    Weapon sets

     
     
    Armor sets

     
     
    IMPORTANT: You can only UPGRADE equipment. There is no way to revert the process. Once upgraded, you cannot upgrade it further. You can only upgrade from the vanilla item.
     
    REQUIREMENTS
    BASE MODULE
    This file requires Skyrim and all of its official DLC.
     
    I do, however, strongly recommend using this alongside Improved Smithing so that iron, fur and leather armors etc. still benifit from smithing perks.
     
    CROSSBOWS N' LONGSWORDS
    This module requires BOTH Lost LongSwords by MrBrownstone and Crossbows Revamped by ciedeeh and DJjojo.
    This basically allows you to give these weapons the same treatment.

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  21. We <3 Ebony

    For those who require some darker chocolat.
     

     
    V2 new: For those who require some Tribal beauty.

     
     
     
    Feel free to use the presets for whatever you desire.
    Requirements:
    All presets are made with the Redguard race (tested).
     
    Please, do read the declaration within the .rar file before use.
     
    RaceMenu http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/29624
    FairSkinComplexion http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/51602 (all optional files needed)
    RANs type-C Headmesh http://www.nexusmods...rim/mods/7127/?
    KS Haiirdos Renewal http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/68311
    ApachiiSkyHairFemale_v_1_5 http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/10168/?
    Natural Eyes http://www.nexusmods...kyrim/mods/3589
    The eyes of beauty http://www.nexusmods...im/mods/13722/?
    Brows http://www.nexusmods...yrim/mods/30411
     
    New requirements (Only used in the Tribal presets):
    Nouks hairstyles - Dreadlocks http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/26689/? (only used for Shaman)
    ApachiiSkyHairFemale_v_1_5 (Only used for White Warrior)
    Ravens Warpaint (Pack 1-6; 11-13) http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/45641/?
     
    The Silna Preset is MO/NMM Compatible.
    Place The chosen preset in Skyrim>Data>SKSE>Plugins>CharGen>Presets
     
    The ENB used in the screenshots is Reallike Enb
     
    What's your is mine and what's mine is yours.

    3,634 downloads

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  22. vlkAdjustPosition

    This is a very simple mod that allows you to adjust PC position in some situations like:
    1. ScreenShots while posing
    2. PC is involved in Non-SexLab animations (like 0Sex/Osa etc...) and you want to tweak PC position without using scaling.
    3. Something else...
     
    Usage:
    Activate vlkAdjustPos.esp, launch game, save and exit. After second launch functionality will be available
    By default 'movement' keys are: '6' Key (not on NumLock) moves PC forward X axis, '7' - Y, '8' - Z. With 'Left Shift' pressed - movement is backward.
    If 'Left Alt' pressed and any 'movement' key PC will return to default/original position
     
    For such simple functionality i don't see any reason to create MCM-menu, so you can redefine movement keys in 'SKSE\Plugins\StorageUtilData\vlkAdjust\Settings.json'
     
    Requirements:
    PapyrusUtil,
    RaceMenu (or maybe something else that contains NiOverride SKSE plugin)
     
    Kind Regards

    246 downloads

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  23. NetImmerse Override Cleaner (SKSE Co-Save Cleaner Utility)

    A lightweight utility capable of deleting NetImmerse Override data from SKSE co-save files, thus decreasing both the sizes of those files and Skyrim save and load times.
     
    Description. What kind of NIOverride data is stored in SKSE co-save file
     
    Any NetImmerse Override modifications are saved directly to the SKSE co-save file every time one saves their game. Of course, NIOverride does nothing on its own and the amount and kind of data stored in SKSE save file is closely linked to the mods using NetImmerse Override.
     
    RaceMenu is the most popular mod which utilizes NIOverride. In fact, NIOverride was designed by expired6978 specifically for RaceMenu to extend its capabilities. RaceMenu uses SKSE co-save files to store the overlays, expression definitions and all non-vanilla sliders settings and colours of your character or any NPCs edited directly by other mods.
     
    XP32 Maximum Skeleton Extended (XPMSE) is yet another known mod which uses NIOverride to store all weapon styles, positions, rotations and scales in SKSE save file.
     
    The NIOverride modifications mentioned above can be applied not only to your character, but also to any other NPC in game. Some of RaceMenu and most of XPMSE sliders can by accessed by Tattoo menu provided by Extensible Follower Framework (EFF). SlaveTats also allows you to manually apply overlays on NPCs.
     
    All right, so why can SKSE co-save grow to such a tremendous size since any NIOverride modifications seem to be controlled by the user?
     
    Firstly, it's because not all data stored in a save comes directly from the user. XPMSE itself needs to keep the skeletons data of the NPCs encountered during play through, from "at least 15 to 25 cells" (according to Groovtama, the creator of XPMSE; see this post). That data, however, is very lightweight and, although it may significantly increase the size of the save in the end, it should not be considered a bloat.
     
    Secondly, it's due to the fact that the data may actually come from user when they decide to use entirely optional features of some popular mods, for example, XPMSE's weapon style randomiser. This feature does greatly improve Skyrim's immersion but it takes a toll on the final size of SKSE co-save because it needs to store the styles of all the NPCs you have encountered. Of course, the more NPCs you add to your game, the more data will be produced.
     
    Moreover, the more mods that can alter NPC's appearance without your supervision you have (for example, Blush When Aroused with enabled NPCs option), then again, the more data will have to be kept in the SKSE save.
     
    Side effects of too large SKSE co-save file
     
    As far as my game and experience are concerned, a large SKSE co-save has the the significant influence on duration of Skyrim saving and loading process (about 2 seconds longer with 1 MB SKSE save file than with 20 KB file, on SSD). It neither destabilises Skyrim nor it causes it to crash more often. More data in SKSE save file simply means any IO operations will last longer.
     
    The remedy
     
    NetImmerse Override Cleaner will help you to reduce the size of your SKSE co-save files by deleting either all of the NIOverride data or the data of characters you do not wish to keep (see Excluded Actors for more info).
    Keep in mind that data you delete will eventually come back and your save's size will grow once more after you play long enough and re-encounter some of the NPCs.
    That is why it is recommended to clean your SKSE co-save files on regular basis, for example, when you begin to feel that it takes more and more time to save the game.
     
    Using the tool
     
    It's very straightforward. There are only two buttons, which is shown in the screenshots. The one button is for loading a desired SKSE co-save file and the second one is for cleaning and saving the file. A backup of original file is created automatically (with .bak extension).
     
    Excluded actors list
     
    You may enter here the reference IDs (refID) of all characters whose data you wish to preserve. Any characters who are not included in this list will have their NetImmerse Override data erased. See Description for more info about data that is stored by NIOverride in saves.
    If this list is empty, the entire NetImmerse Override section will be deleted from SKSE co-save file.
     
    Therefore, it is always recommended to keep at least your character's RefID (00000014). Otherwise the only way to preserve your character's data is by saving preset in RaceMenu BEFORE cleaning process and loading it AFTERWARDS.
    This feature might be useful if you have a fixed number of NPCs manually edited by mods like EFF, SlaveTats, etc. and you really don't want to lose these NPCs' appearances.
    IDs may be separated by a comma, space or new line. Actors whose IDs were not found in the SKSE save file will be omitted.
     
    Ignoring mods load order
     
    ID of every Skyrim object is strictly connected to the position of that object's parent plugin (ESP/ESM) in the mod load order. While the inner ID (the second, third and fourth byte) is always the same and unique within one plugin, its very first byte (the first two digits) indicates what is the position of the mod in the load order. So, for example, if you have a NPC defined by a mod which is sixth in the order and that NPC's ID is 010203, its in-game ID will be 06010203. If you move the mod to the tenth position, the next time you load the game the object's ID will be 0A010203.
     
    This may be problematic if you, let's assume, want to create a rich list of excluded NPCs but you play different characters with different mods or have just sorted the mods with LOOT and some of the mods positions have changed. In order to make sure than the one particular actor is always preserved during cleaning, you would have to change their ID accordingly to the new position of the actor's parent plugin.
     
    However, if you check the Ignore mods load order checkbox, the first byte of every excluded actor will be omitted. Therefore, there is a theoretical chance of more than one actor being excluded, but it's very unlikely to happen.
    Note that you still must enter a valid 4 bytes long (8 digits) number. The first byte can be any, though (ex: 00).
     
    Forewarned is forearmed
     
    VirusTotal scan VirusTotal scan as a proof of my heart being in the right place:
    1.0 1.1

     
    Permissions
    You are allowed to upload this tool to the other sites (except for Nexus mods), as long as you mention me as the author AND provide the users of those sites with a link to the most up-to-date version of the tool and its description (which, for the time being, shall be here on LoversLab).

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  24. Placeholders

    Please READ entire OP before downloading
     
    this file (containing 3 ESM and 6 ESP files) was uploaded for people who do not have (or cannot use for some reason) the CK
     
    the files contain a single renamed iron dagger (just a renamed form in CK, which will not show up in game) that changes NO stats.
     
    as most who play modded games know removing a mod midgame is bad for 3 reasons (possibly more that I don't know offhand):
     
    1 - the (generally) self clearing error of missing ESM/ESP notice.
    2 - left over information that can be baked in the save game (you can sometimes clean it out by "cleaning" the save game).
    3 - the fact that it changes the load order of all mods after its position in your load order (which can possibly break mods).
     
    and adding a mod midgame has the problem of number 3 above as well.
     
    the only sure SOLUTION to these problems is start a new game.
     
    this mod's ESM/ESP files provides a WORKAROUND for the problem listed as #3 above.
    you WILL still have problems #1 and #2 to deal with regardless of using this mod or not.
     
    by placing the ESM (or more likely ESP) file in the same position as a removed mod it will prevent mods after it in load order from having their load order position changed.
     
    by proper placement (when starting a new game) it can do the same for a mod that is to be added later that for some reason cannot be added at a new game start.
    (an example would be the Helgen mod that specifically tells you not to activate the mod until you reach a certain point in your game.)
     
    if you are starting a new game and know ahead of time you will be adding a mod later you can place one of the ESM/ESP files in the correct spot to later
    swap with the mod that will take that spot in your load order and thereby keep other mods coming later in the load order from having their load order position
    changed.
     
    example - you are starting a new game and know you will be adding a mod later at load order position 47 (normally this would mean all mods after that position
    would have their load order positions changed when the mod is added) , you can use one of the included ESM/ESP files (placed manually) in that
    position (number 47 in example), then when the time is right to add the preferred mod to your game you can switch the placeholder.esm/esp file with
    the correct mods esm/esp file, preventing all the following mods from having their load order position changed. you will still get a missing esp/esm
    error (which should be cleared by simply making a new save game at this point). the advantage is not changing all following mods load order positions.
     
    using one of these esm/esp files in this manner can be used as a workaround to prevent load order position changes for mods after a mod is removed midgame.
    on a new game it can "reserve" a load order position for a mod that will be added later in a game, providing you know beforehand that you will be adding a mod
    and exactly what position it will be in.
     
    the included esm/esp files make NO changes to actual stuff in the game at all {with the exception of adding a single renamed (form name only) iron dagger,
    which will not show up in the game at all (unless you use console commands or something like the Add Item Menu mod)}, and should leave no trace when
    removed mid game (in testing I have yet to find a trace left behind, but it is possible under certain circumstances, I think).
     
    under most circumstances this mod (the 3 ESM and 6 ESP versions included) are NOT worth using, but for the 2 specific circumstance stated above they can
    provide a workaround for 1 of the 3 main problems with adding or removing a mod midgame.
     
    anyone who can use the CK can make their own version to do the same thing in under a minute (after the CK loads).
     
    the only reason I uploaded my personal version is for those who cannot use the CK for some reason.
     
    hopefully this will help someone somewhere at some time or another.
     
    permissions - do whatever you want with the files included at all (just give credit if you use it somewhere else please).
     
    SSE compatible - I have no clue (I don't have SSE to check)
     
    if any Moderator feels this mod should not be here (for any reason at all) just delete it.

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  25. Dark Souls Combat v1.5.3

    Before we begin, if you do not have at least consistently 40 FPS, this mod is not for you. A high framerate is required to keep up with the scripting demand of this mod.
     
    Dark Souls Combat is a mod for Skyrim meant to bring core elements of the combat system of the Soulsborne series (the Souls series and Bloodborne) to Skyrim. Previous work has focused primarily on the numerical aspect of this series' combat system - stamina regeneration or damage, for example - or has been stunted by a lack tools to manipulate the animation engine at the time of their development. Dark Souls Combat is meant to focus on delivering improvements in terms of new and appreciably apparent mechanics from the Soulsborne series that have not been attempted yet or attempted with this sort of depth. This mod is designed for combat to be played in third person.
     


    Courtesy of er hong. A demonstration of some parries and ripostes (as they occur in v1.5+) is shown at 1:26. 


    Courtesy of Shinji72. A review of the features of this mod. 


    Courtesy of theDeModcracy. Features multiple mods, but has a review of the features of this mod at 5:00. 
    Five of the most fundamental mechanics from this series are brought to Skyrim:
     
    Poise System
    This entire mod was built off of my Poise System mod (effectively, this mod renders Poise System obsolete). The poise system of that mod is largely left intact with some minor improvements.
    This mod's poise system is primarily based on the rules governing the poise system of Dark Souls, with some differences to better suit the already-present mechanics of Skyrim. Poise is calculated as the total weight of worn items, except for shields and weapons if equipped. Poise is damaged when one is hit by an unblocked weapon, unarmed attack, or arrow or bolt; magic does not damage poise. Power attacks will do more poise damage than regular attacks, by default. Poise damage from weapons is based on their weight. This is all configurable in the MCM.
    Once an attack causes one's poise to reach 0, a stagger will ensue. Subsequent hits may cause subsequent staggers - a stunlock. The maximum stunlock combo can also be configured. Over time, if one is not hit, poise can recover; the amount and update time is also configurable. The poise feature can be disabled by setting the poise damage multiplier options in the MCM to 0.
    The poise system extends to other NPCs in addition to the player, and to creatures as well.
     
    Critical Hits
    If, during the beginning of an attack, an actor is hit with a shield or weapon bash attack, the actor will enter a parried state, indicated by a downed animation. During this temporary state, on the next hit, the actor will take double damage, in the style of Bloodborne. If that hit strikes their front, a riposte animation will play. Ripostes are deadly; they can do large amounts of damage. Using the power of Fore's New Idles in Skyrim (FNIS), we can integrate killmove animations that won't automatically kill. In this way, it is possible to execute a riposte animation that does massive damage to NPCs, but does not outright kill them. The damage dealt is configurable in the MCM. It is calculated based on the executor's One-Handed or Two-Handed skill, depending on the weapon used for the riposte. Though now disabled by default, ripostes to creatures are not supported by this feature; they will automatically kill. Parries and ripostes may be executed by all NPCs.
    When an actor is struck in the back with a power attack, the actor will also enter a downed state, in the style of Bloodborne. In this state, the first strike against the actor will also do double damage. If the actor is an NPC and the strike hits their back, a backstab animation will play, killing them. Backstabs can be initiated and executed by NPCs also.
     
    Roll Mechanics
    Using the power of FNIS, we can bring an equally powerful roll/dodge system to Skyrim. Previous work on dodge mechanics has relied on developer animation events, restricting both the animation itself as well as the time for dodging. Dark Souls Combat brings a roll system that is meant to complement the poise system. Roll weight is considered equal to the player's poise, in addition to any weapons, shields or torches that may be equipped. Roll weight is divided into three categories: fast, medium, and fat. The fast roll weight affords a greater invincibility time (time in which the player cannot be struck by any hit, as a method of simulating the dodging of an attack) as well as fast speed of rolling. The fat roll weight allows a much smaller amount of invincibility time and longer times to roll. Note that the invincibility time is not the entire duration of the roll animation. The medium roll weight lies somewhere in between. Roll weight thresholds are based on maximum stamina. The threshold for mid-rolling is by default maximum stamina divided by 4; the threshold for fast-rolling is half of that. Rolling can only occur if your weapons or magic are out. Rolling/dodging will prevent a poise break, but only fast rolling/dodging can escape a poise break stagger. In the style of Dark Souls 2, rolling can cancel a attack if it is executed early in the attack animation. Rolling can also break out of poise breaks. A poise break can be broken out of towards the end of the stagger. The window for this decreases with increasing roll weight. By default, 50% of the stagger must play before a fast-roll can break out, 65% for a mid-roll, and 80% for a fat-roll.
    Rolling is four-directional. Quickly pressing and releasing the roll key (by default LAlt, the default sprint key; configurable in the MCM) while moving a certain direction initiates a roll in approximately that direction (forward, backward, left, or right). Pressing and releasing the roll key while standing still results in a backstep. In the style of Dark Souls, backsteps afford no invincibility time. The rolling feature also supports gamepad-users, such as myself. Remember to customize your roll key for gamepad! Rolling can be disabled by setting the Roll Key in the MCM to a key you will not use.
     
    Stamina Usage
    Normal attacks now require stamina and attempts to swing a weapon with no stamina will stagger. The stamina consumed is a function of the today weight of items equipped in either hand. This applies to bows as well. Stamina does not regenerate while performing most weapon combat actions. There is also a delay on stamina regeneration after rolling and bashing, and critical hits will fail when Stamina is 0. This helps prevent the infinite roll- and bash-spamming that was previous possible. To balance this, stamina regeneration is increased by default for the player. You will notice your stamina usage to be very similar to what you would see in a Souls game. This entire feature can be enabled or disabled and customized in the MCM.
     
    Counter Damage
    While attacking, enemies will take 50% more damage when struck by the player. In the same vein, while the player is attacking, he will take 50% more damage as well. This is known as counter attacks in Dark Souls. While I really do hate features that are solely based on numbers and add nothing in the way of visible mechanics, the above is only half of this feature. Dark Souls 2 added a second dimension to counter damage compared to its predecessor: a counter also will do more poise damage to an opponent. In that style, this mod allows counter attacks to deal 50% more damage to poise. This is of course a comparatively minor feature, but one worth mention nonetheless.
     
    Requirements
    SKSE 1.06.15 or later
    FNIS 5.5 or later
    SkyUI 4.0 or later (optional for mod configuration)
     
    Installation
    Install the above requirements.
    Install this mod's files from the download package. The ESM version is recommended for users.
    Generate behavior files with FNIS, using its Generate FNIS for Users.
    Enter the game, and optionally configure this mod at that time.
    Remember that this mod is meant to be played in third person. The roll mechanics do not work otherwise.
     
    "Updating" from Poise System
    Use the "Uninstall" option in the MCM menu.
    Save, then uninstall the mod.
    Reload the game with the save and wait for the Poise System MCM to disappear.
    Save again.
    Follow the Installation instructions above.
     
    Adding Sounds to the Experience
    Certain combat sounds can be played while performing certain actions in this mod. All sound files played should be located in Data\Sound\fx\BB_DSC
    You can add sounds that will play during a Fast Roll, a Medium Roll, a Fat Roll, a Parry land, and a Backstab initiation. Remember to convert them to XWM files using a program such as MultiXWM.
     
    Fast Roll: Data\Sound\fx\BB_DSC\LightRoll.xwm
    Medium Roll: Data\Sound\fx\BB_DSC\MedRoll.xwm
    Fat Roll: Data\Sound\fx\BB_DSC\HeavyRoll.xwm
    Parry land: Data\Sound\fx\BB_DSC\ParryLand.xwm
    Backstab initiation: Data\Sound\fx\BB_DSC\BackstabLand.xwm
     
    This is entirely optional; you may wish to add sounds for all of these events, some of them, or none of them. Note that there are direct audio extracts from Dark Souls on the internet, if that is what you are looking for.
     
    Updating
    Uninstall the previous version.
    Install the new version.
    Re-run (regenerate behavior files with) FNIS.
    Enter the game and select in the MCM the "Reset" option, under the "Uninstall" page.
     
    Uninstallation
    In-game, select the "Uninstall" option, under the "Uninstall" page.
    Uninstall the mod.
    Rerun FNIS.
     
    Installation (for Roll-Only version)
    If a Full version is currently installed, perform an uninstallation procedure as described above.
    Install the Roll-Only version following the steps described above for the Full package as well.
     
    Updating to ESM versions
    If an ESP version is currently installed (this includes all versions prior to v1.4.3 as well as the v1.4.3 ESP versions), perform an uninstallation procedure as described above.
    Install the one of the ESM versions following the steps described above.
     
    Thanks
    egocarib, for a fundamental component of the script used for the poise system
    Fore for giving me suggestions on working with some of the newer aspects of FNIS
    canderes and Reena, for guiding me through editing animations
    WorshipTheSatan and urielmanx7, for invaluable testing and suggestions
    GIF images made with ezgif.com
     
    Bugs/Other Issues
    First and foremost, this mod does use running scripts, necessary for the poise element of this mod. There are certainly mods out there much more script intensive than this, so on the grand scale, it's not that bad. The fact is that if you really want to change the way your game is played, you need a healthy dose of scripts!
    There may be animation issues. It happens; sometimes, and I'm sure you've seen this in un-modded Skyrim, you may see some NPC or creature animating strangely, and it can happen from this mod too. The most common issue (which is actually not common at all) may occur after a roll/dodge. The player character may finish the dodge with their weapons/magic still out but not in the normal combat stance, but rather appearing in a non-combat stance. This can be easily fixed by rolling/dodging again, or by entering first person, unreadying and then readying your weapons/magic again, then re-entering third person. The same issue can occur after a riposte. NPCs may also suffer from this after being downed for a riposte or backstab. However, this is uncommon, but of course a natural side effect of making ambitious leaps with animations.
    Depending on how many scripts are already running, staggers from the poise system may be slightly delayed by a split second. In the same vein, rolls may be less responsive, especially if magic is equipped.
    The stamina usage feature does not affect the dual-wield normal attack yet.
     
    Version History
    v1.0:
    - Initial release.
    v1.1:
    - Added a bit to the backstab and riposte scripts to help to reduce the likelihood of a victim not drawing their weapons. Not something you can fix entirely, but this will help a little.
    v1.2:
    - Further edits to help decrease the likelihood of borked combat stances from NPCs in the backstab and riposte scripts.
    - Decreased the length of the parry window against NPCs.
    - Fixed a part of the poise/roll mechanics script that was generating many repeated errors.
    v1.3:
    - Backsteps are now considerably faster at all roll weights. Previously, there was no advantage to backstep over backward rolling.
    - Rolling/backstepping can cancel attacks if they are executed early in the swing (prior to the "preHitFrame").
    - Weapons, shields are torches that are equipped now also count towards the roll weight.
    - Counter damage feature added.
    - Roll Feature-only version added
    v1.4:
    - MCM option-set roll thresholds removed; replaced with a formula based on maximum stamina.
    - Ability of fast-roll to automatically break out of staggers removed; replaced with specific timings to roll out.
    v1.4.1:
    - Allowed rolling earlier after the swing of an attack, immediately after the HitFrame animevent.
    - Set Actors or Races with the ImmuneParalysis to have virtually infinite poise. I felt that if the developers didn't feel it was appropriate to paralyze these Actors and Races (or perhaps didn't even include the data necessary to properly do so), it would be hazardous to allow staggering, even if it was not necessarily game-breaking. Notable races include the Wisps, Magic Anomalies, and Werewolves (since that playstyle would include having no intrinsic poise yet requiring close combat this change makes sense).
    v1.4.2:
    - Improved rolling feature. Previously, spamming the roll key would actually cause significant script delays; this has been mitigated, though it is still not a good idea to try to spam the button. A sort of queuing feature has been added so that a roll can flow nicely into another roll if you tap the button towards the end of the first animation.
    v1.4.3:
    - Edits from v1.4.2 added into the main packages.
    - .esm version added. .esm (master plugins) are believed to exhibit better script performance than .esp.
    v1.5:
    - Ripostes on humanoids no longer force the riposted actor into a ragdolled state afterwards. The bug where riposted NPCs cannot attack afterwards is largely resolved.
    - Stamina use on attacks that previously required no stamina, and stamina regeneration delay during attacks, bashes, and rolls. This prevents the infinite roll-spamming that was possible previously. It also punishes bash-spamming with a larger stamina regeneration delay. Normal attacks with 0 stamina will stagger the player.
    - New MCM options added to customize stamina usage.
    - By default creature ripostes are disabled. There is a new MCM option to enable/disable this.
    v1.5.1:
    - Stamina cost for attacks now calculated as intended.
    - Ripostes and backstabs will fail if stamina is 0.
    v1.5.2:
    - Script optimizations based on the suggestions and advice of Borgut1337, FBplus, and WorshipTheSatan. This version features much greater stability than previous versions, but much more work potentially remains.
    - Option to disable rolling entirely added to MCM.
    - Creatures no longer have a delayed death when they have been parried but subsequently killed normally, while the Creature Riposte option is disabled.
    - Creatures not explicitly supported by the mod's poise feature have poise automatically calculated based on maximum health and stamina.
    v1.5.3:
    - Weight calculations for rolling weight class and stamina consumption on attack were not being run as intended due to changes made in v1.5.2. This has been corrected.
    - Further script optimizations for improved stability.
     
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    Please do not reupload, make a derivative work, or use assets from this mod without my permission.

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