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About this mod
For those who grinded or bought one set but really prefer the other one.
Includes both Rustic to Classic and vice versa, in separate archives.
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
This mod swaps the models of the two greenhouse sets, so whether you are among those who grinded Season 2 or waited two years then paid 700 atoms to get the "Classic" Greenhouse set just to see Bethesda release a cooler version a few weeks later or vice versa, or you just hate the other greenhouse type and don't want to see it at players' CAMPs, you can now control the type of Glass houses you can build and see in the world.
The mod is divided in two archives to maximize customization, although since the newer glass set has more variety than the old one, I still made some choices on your behalf. If you want a different version of a certain piece, BAE and Baka make the process extremely simple with the filepath info present inside the archives.
The newer set, being more varied, will have a lot of redundancies when swapped for the classic one. While I could have, I have not swapped the Workshop Interface previews. This way, if you want to build something that looks pretty for everyone and not just you, you can decide which pieces to build based on what people without the mod will see.
YOU CAN INSTALL BOTH if you wish to completely swap the sets around, while installing just one visually removes the other set from your game. Just remember to add the name of the archives you install in your Custom.ini, or install through Quick Config.
PLEASE NOTE: The original Greenhouse set at my CAMP (thus in the screenshots) is the "Classic" variant, retextured to get clean windows through this mod. If you use the RusticToClassic in combination with that mod, the replaced set will keep the clean look. The Rustic Greenhouse uses different textures though and thus isn't affected by that mod, so until someone retextures this new set to look clean, it will appear rusty and the windows green-tinted even if you use the ClassicToRustic and the above mentioned mod.
EDIT: I made that retexture mod myself, here. It's not perfect, but until someone with actual texture skills comes along, it will do.
There is also a misc archive (best used without either of the two main files) that gives the brick wall of the newer set to the "Classic" set. It's not perfect, especially when it comes to the doorframe, but I liked it and is what I actually ended up using myself, so I figured I might as well upload it.
Also: after trying my hand at retexturing the metal, I ended up liking the result more than the "hybrid" walls I had improvised, so I decided to retire the misc archive. The doorframe was terrible anyway, and not in a way I could fix it, so it's for the better.
The mod is divided in two archives to maximize customization, although since the newer glass set has more variety than the old one, I still made some choices on your behalf. If you want a different version of a certain piece, BAE and Baka make the process extremely simple with the filepath info present inside the archives.
The newer set, being more varied, will have a lot of redundancies when swapped for the classic one. While I could have, I have not swapped the Workshop Interface previews. This way, if you want to build something that looks pretty for everyone and not just you, you can decide which pieces to build based on what people without the mod will see.
YOU CAN INSTALL BOTH if you wish to completely swap the sets around, while installing just one visually removes the other set from your game. Just remember to add the name of the archives you install in your Custom.ini, or install through Quick Config.
PLEASE NOTE: The original Greenhouse set at my CAMP (thus in the screenshots) is the "Classic" variant, retextured to get clean windows through this mod. If you use the RusticToClassic in combination with that mod, the replaced set will keep the clean look. The Rustic Greenhouse uses different textures though and thus isn't affected by that mod
EDIT: I made that retexture mod myself, here. It's not perfect, but until someone with actual texture skills comes along, it will do.
Also: after trying my hand at retexturing the metal, I ended up liking the result more than the "hybrid" walls I had improvised, so I decided to retire the misc archive. The doorframe was terrible anyway, and not in a way I could fix it, so it's for the better.