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[Suggestion] Optional Fixed Poses / Actions for Houseguests, NCP and Mounts
VouxeTheMinotaur
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Other than the pathway option to have them move around, I believe to add further life and atmosphere into our homes it would be a fun idea to have all NPCs in a fixed pose or action with certain objects or each other, for example:
I have a notable home that I've themed to look like a lush and vibrant forest from Jame's Camreon's "Avatar" at night, with multiple glowing plans, trees, and light fixtures morphed into textures to add the illusion of glowing plants, grass, water, etc. To add to this, I put creatures like durzog pets on tree branches, the glowy looking deer fawns out on grass, and the star orphan elk up on a cliffside. They look great, but it would juuuust be a bit better if i could make the durzog stay laying down on the branch, the fawns grazing in the grass, and the star orphan elk grazing as well.
This would also be cool for houseguests i have in other homes, have them sit, chat with each other, maybe give them a personality we currently own, read a book, write a letter, etc.
(also, it would be pretty cool if we had the option to hide the saddles of mounts when they're in our home since we can't ride them there / they're there for display)
I have a notable home that I've themed to look like a lush and vibrant forest from Jame's Camreon's "Avatar" at night, with multiple glowing plans, trees, and light fixtures morphed into textures to add the illusion of glowing plants, grass, water, etc. To add to this, I put creatures like durzog pets on tree branches, the glowy looking deer fawns out on grass, and the star orphan elk up on a cliffside. They look great, but it would juuuust be a bit better if i could make the durzog stay laying down on the branch, the fawns grazing in the grass, and the star orphan elk grazing as well.
This would also be cool for houseguests i have in other homes, have them sit, chat with each other, maybe give them a personality we currently own, read a book, write a letter, etc.
(also, it would be pretty cool if we had the option to hide the saddles of mounts when they're in our home since we can't ride them there / they're there for display)
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MotherOfMoss✭✭✭VouxeTheMinotaur wrote: »
(also, it would be pretty cool if we had the option to hide the saddles of mounts when they're in our home since we can't ride them there / they're there for display)
Yes
I agree with the rest of the suggestion too, but the mounts being forever saddled in particular.
And on a related note: it would indeed be nice to get finer-grain animation control when it comes to houseguests, assistants, non-combat pets and mounts in houses... and it would be wonderful to get access to the newer animations even with older character models. For instance, old (pre-2018 I think) "big cat" pets never lie down. Newer ones do. But the older ones definitely should too
Edited by MotherOfMoss on May 27, 2024 2:09PMPC-EU | Long-time fan of TES Online: Furnishing and fashion simulator with massively multiplayer online chatting features.1 -
MoonPile✭✭✭✭✭Agree!
But have a feeling mounts can't be unsaddled. It's likely the saddle is baked into the model and textures: there's nothing underneath.2