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About this mod
PROBABLY DEPRECATED WITH AURI 2.0 - Auri has a custom mount, and when followers are imported into Convenient Horses, they are given a horse. This patch excludes Auri from Convenient Horses making them compatible.
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Auri is a custom follower by Waribiki. Convenient Horses is a comprehensive horse mod by Mitchalek. They aren't really compatible because Auri has a custom mount, and CH gives followers a horse. This patch excludes Auri from the CH follower framework by pre-emptively adding her to the CH Follower Faction. As a result, she is never imported into the framework because it thinks she is already there.
If you have updated to Auri 2.0, you probably don't need this patch. Auri now appears to handle CH natively.
Installation:
Load after Auri and Convenient Horses using your favorite mod manager.
Compatibility:
If you have another plugin that modifies Auri, you'll need to patch them all together yourself. This esl flagged plugin contains a single record so it shouldn't be hard.
Thanks:
To waribiki for making Auri
To Mitchalek for making Convenient Horses
To DarkLadyLexy for her modding guide
To Lexy's discord for helping test
FAQ:
Can I install this mid-save?
Probably? But make sure Auri is not a follower when you install it. Might work then, dunno.
Will this work with (What other follower framework you use)?
It should.
If you have updated to Auri 2.0, you probably don't need this patch. Auri now appears to handle CH natively.
Installation:
Load after Auri and Convenient Horses using your favorite mod manager.
Compatibility:
If you have another plugin that modifies Auri, you'll need to patch them all together yourself. This esl flagged plugin contains a single record so it shouldn't be hard.
Thanks:
To waribiki for making Auri
To Mitchalek for making Convenient Horses
To DarkLadyLexy for her modding guide
To Lexy's discord for helping test
FAQ:
Can I install this mid-save?
Probably? But make sure Auri is not a follower when you install it. Might work then, dunno.
Will this work with (What other follower framework you use)?
It should.