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About this mod
Crafting stations for the OCRAFT framework for sale as house-addons.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
The OCRAFT framework allows the creation of an unlimited amount of crafting stations. Natively, it introduces two types of baking ovens (indoor and outdoor), a forge, a smelter, a workbench and a cooking pot, and places several instances as static items in suitable places in the game world. This mod makes these stations available for purchase as house-addons at several vendors. It also introduces a spinning wheel, a loom and a sewing basket as new crafting stations.
The crafting stations can be obtained from various vendors of the "trader" type in different cities (these are the same vendors that sell house-upgrades in Vanilla Oblivion). Availability varies from vendor to vendor (not every vendor has every item). The placement of the stations is done using the system introduced in Imperial Furniture: A symbolic hammer item is used to position the station.
The forge consists of several pieces (a furnace, bellows, anvil and a through), which act as a single entity and can be arranged in different configurations using the hammer menu.
The mod also introduces some basic crafting recipes for cloth working: Wool, which does not exist in Vanilla Oblivion, can now be purchased at several vendors and can be spun into yarn at the spinning wheel. Yarn can then be turned into the standard cloth clutter items (folded and bolt) using the loom. These can be turned into some lower class clothing items using the sewing basket. This is meant as more of an example (e.g. all cloth types are treated the same here). Providing a complete set of clothing recipes is beyond the scope of this mod.
This mod uses several of the free-to-use meshes by stroti. It uses modified versions of the scripts of Imperial Furniture by AMajor7/Virtuoso and Imperial Furniture Renovated by AndalayBay. It is also heavily inspired by different mods by Emma (Lakeside Home and Longbridge Cottage) and uses some resources of these mods. Permissions to modify and redistribute were obtained in each case.
The mod currently relies on resources (meshes and textures) from Millstone Farm by Korana and Simple Portable Cooking Pot by MarcoArebico. As I have so far not been able to reach them for permission, the resources are not included in this mod. You must install both of these mods to obtain them (the mods don't need to be activated, just installed).
An option to change the appearance of the loom, by replacing the rug texture, appears in the loom menu, but is currently not supported for this reason (it requires some modified meshes). It currently simply displays a message instead.
No recipes for the standard crafting stations of OCRAFT are included in this mod. I strongly recommend to use this mod alongside my other mod OCRAFT - Cobl Glue, which introduces a wide range crafting recipes.
The crafting stations can be obtained from various vendors of the "trader" type in different cities (these are the same vendors that sell house-upgrades in Vanilla Oblivion). Availability varies from vendor to vendor (not every vendor has every item). The placement of the stations is done using the system introduced in Imperial Furniture: A symbolic hammer item is used to position the station.
The forge consists of several pieces (a furnace, bellows, anvil and a through), which act as a single entity and can be arranged in different configurations using the hammer menu.
The mod also introduces some basic crafting recipes for cloth working: Wool, which does not exist in Vanilla Oblivion, can now be purchased at several vendors and can be spun into yarn at the spinning wheel. Yarn can then be turned into the standard cloth clutter items (folded and bolt) using the loom. These can be turned into some lower class clothing items using the sewing basket. This is meant as more of an example (e.g. all cloth types are treated the same here). Providing a complete set of clothing recipes is beyond the scope of this mod.
This mod uses several of the free-to-use meshes by stroti. It uses modified versions of the scripts of Imperial Furniture by AMajor7/Virtuoso and Imperial Furniture Renovated by AndalayBay. It is also heavily inspired by different mods by Emma (Lakeside Home and Longbridge Cottage) and uses some resources of these mods. Permissions to modify and redistribute were obtained in each case.
The mod currently relies on resources (meshes and textures) from Millstone Farm by Korana and Simple Portable Cooking Pot by MarcoArebico. As I have so far not been able to reach them for permission, the resources are not included in this mod. You must install both of these mods to obtain them (the mods don't need to be activated, just installed).
An option to change the appearance of the loom, by replacing the rug texture, appears in the loom menu, but is currently not supported for this reason (it requires some modified meshes). It currently simply displays a message instead.
No recipes for the standard crafting stations of OCRAFT are included in this mod. I strongly recommend to use this mod alongside my other mod OCRAFT - Cobl Glue, which introduces a wide range crafting recipes.