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This mod attempts to make Molag Mar more interesting to explore and to fix my main gripe with this location: that it looks like a Vivec canton placed in the Molag Amur region, with nothing to set it apart or make it unique.
Features
Compatibility
Make sure to overwrite assets from Arvesa or DR_Data as this shares the same folders, but a few models have been edited.
Already merged into Beautiful Cities of Morrowind
How to use the batfile with virtual folders installs (OpenMW or MO2)
If you're using virtual folders, Morrowind still has to be installed somewhere. Just place the esp files (Beautiful cities of Morrowind.esp and BCOM_pathgrid_reset.esp) and the bat file in Morrowind folder, run the batfile and then copy paste the esp files where you need, then delete what's left to clean MW's folder.
Credits
TR_Data team
OAAB Data team
LondonRock
Orion, as this clearly draws inspiration from Arvesa: An Arminger’s Tale
Features
- Unique exterior canton model. You can choose between a broken dome and a repaired dome
- The plaza has been redesigned to fit the new canton model, while trying to remain as close to vanilla as possible
- OAAB and TR_Data integration
- St. Veloth Hostel and Vasesius Viciulus’ shop are now using middle class dunmer furniture
- St Veloth Hostel now has an upper floor and a scenic balcony
- Merged in my Molag Mar Waistworks Shop
Compatibility
Make sure to overwrite assets from Arvesa or DR_Data as this shares the same folders, but a few models have been edited.
Already merged into Beautiful Cities of Morrowind
How to use the batfile with virtual folders installs (OpenMW or MO2)
If you're using virtual folders, Morrowind still has to be installed somewhere. Just place the esp files (Beautiful cities of Morrowind.esp and BCOM_pathgrid_reset.esp) and the bat file in Morrowind folder, run the batfile and then copy paste the esp files where you need, then delete what's left to clean MW's folder.
Credits
TR_Data team
OAAB Data team
LondonRock
Orion, as this clearly draws inspiration from Arvesa: An Arminger’s Tale