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About this mod
A collection of BAT files that add items to your inventory. For filling up extra displays in Player Homes.
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
Description:
This is a completely unnecessary mod, however... Are you like me, in that you want to download more than one gorgeous Player Home? And do those lovely Players Homes have incredible display areas for things like, but not limited to:
- Daedric Artifacts?
- Dragon Masks?
- Dragon Claws?
- Unique Items?
- More Empty Bookshelves Than You Can Possibly Fill?
Well, do I have the BAT compilation for you!
This is a compilation of BAT files that I've scripted that seeks to do what every player with OCD like me has dreamed of. We all have our favorite houses by those impressive modders that we could only aspire to be like one day. Some of us have multiple, and each one has empty displays and we aren't able to fill them all. BUT NO LONGER! Now, by using these simple bat files, you too can stock up all those lovely Player Homes that you've downloaded so that their empty shelves no longer remain empty and lonely.
I recommend not using any of these files until you have organically earned the items yourself while playing the game, first. Otherwise it can take the fun out of the accomplishment of obtaining them.
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Install Instructions:
1. Manually download, since I don't know how to prepare it for Mod Organizer or Vortex. Apologies, friends.
2. Unzip with 7zip (which you can download here if you don't have it: https://www.7-zip.org/download.html)
3. Move the BAT files you want to your game's Data folder (example: ...\\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data)
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Compatibility:
These are simple BAT files, it should not conflict with anything except other BAT files with the same file name. You can change the BAT file names to solve this, just remember what you change it to, since that is what you will type when using the file.
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Use Instructions:
1. Open the console in-game by clicking the ~ key.
2. Type "bat xxx" where "xxx" is one of the below file names. Example: "bat jars" will give you one each of the bug jars.
3. Press enter, and close the console with the ~ key.
4. Activate those displays and store those extra trophies!
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BAT Files Included:
1. amulets: Various amulets for amulet displays in Player Homes. Includes Divine Amulets, unique necklaces, and vampire DLC amulets. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
2. armors: Full sets of each vanilla and DLC armor set, for use in filling armor displays in Player Homes. Also includes Helm of Yngol, Torturer's Hood, and Executioner's Hood. Dawnguard and Dragonborn DLC required: Dawnguard Load Order 02, Dragonborn Load Order 04.
3. blackbooks: Extra black books for displays in Player Homes. Because these are quest items, only use this mod when filling a Player Home display, otherwise you could end up stuck with them! Dragonborn DLC required: Load Order 04.
4. books: A complete list of books for use in Player Homes with lots of bookshelves, including one of each unique book, common book, and skill book. Not always necessary since books are always easy to find, but it's excellent for those who want diversity in their many houses. DLC not required.
5. claws: One of each dragon claw for use in displays, only. Includes both versions of the Golden Claw, as not every house mod uses the same item code. Use after completing the quest for the Golden Claw to avoid bugs. Dragonborn DLC Required: Load Order 04.
6. daedric: One of each Daedric Artifact, including both version of the reward, for use in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until you have completed the artifact quests. DLC not required.
7. display: One of each unique/rare weapon, for filling up extra weapon mounting with cool weapons. Does not include Thane weapons, though I will probably add them at a later time. I got burnt out compiling these. All DLC required; Dawnguard Load Order 02, Hearthfire Load Order 03, Dragonborn Load Order 04.
8. gems: 10 each of the gemstones, both regular and flawless, for use in stocking mods like Adventurer's Basement. Initially I wasn't going to include this, but I find myself using it once per new game just to stock the basement. I blame my OCD for that. DLC not required.
9. hearthfire: All you need to craft the exteriors of the three houses. This is only included because we all get tired of the grind, eventually. Use at your discretion, and be aware it only supplies enough for the exteriors. You will still have to build or pay for your steward to fill out the interiors yourself. Hearthfire DLC required: Load Order 03.
10. jars: One each of the bugs in jars, for use in filling displays in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until you have found each of the five jars in the world first, if only for the sake of the accomplishment. DLC not required.
11. masks: One each of the dragon priest masks, including Dragonborn DLC masks, for use in filling displays in Player Homes. Dragonborn DLC required: Load Order 04.
12. paragons: One each of the five gemstone paragons found in the Dawnguard DLC, for use in displays in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until gathering the paragons yourself the first time. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
13. scrolls: One each of the Elder Scrolls for use in displays in Player Homes. This way, you can sell the scrolls to the Mage's College to complete the quest and still stash them in your home. Note: not all house mods use the same item code for the Dragon Scroll. In light of this, the batch file contains both dragon scrolls. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
14. shields: One each of the Holds Shields, as well as unique shields, for use in displays in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until the Dawnguard questline is complete, because of Auriel's Shield. Does not include the standard shields that can be crafted or painted, though I may add those at a later date. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
15. silverstead: All the materials needed to build Silverstead, one of my favorite house mods. I got so burnt out of gathering up all the materials every playthrough that I eventually made this file. Use only if desired, but definitely check out the mod, it's fantastic. Hearthfire DLC required: Load Order 03.
16. smithing: Basic smithing supplies (100 each) for those who don't want a mod that gives you over 1000 of each, but you want to stock up that Adventurer's Basement so it doesn't look so empty. All DLC required; Dawnguard Load Order 02, Hearthfire Load Order 03, Dragonborn Load Order 04.
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CHANGELOG:
- 1.0 Initial release, 15 BAT files.
- 2.0 Added craftable shields to "shields" BAT file. Added "armors" BAT file. Added missing Dreamstride to "books" BAT file.
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Planned Updates:
1. Add a new BAT file called "weapons" with one of each standard craftable weapons.
2. Add Thieves Guild and Thieves Guild Master armors to the "armors" BAT file.
3. Fix the iron shield item code so it gives a standard iron shield and not Aela's shield
4. Add a BAT file called "items" that has unique items included in some house mod displays, such as the Initiates Ewer.
4. Add missing "The Aetherium Wars" to "books" BAT file.
Unable to Add in Future Updates:
1. Add Thane Weapons to "display" BAT file. NOTE: this is not possible, as they are randomly generated weapons, depending upon your level. Its 'metal' and enchantment will vary. Because of this, there is no reference ID for the axe, as it's not technically a unique item, and so cannot be obtained with a console command.
2. Add standard painted shields to "shields" BAT file. NOTE: Painted shields ID codes are generated upon painting or looting them. Because of this, there is no singular reference ID, and so it cannot be obtained with a console command.
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Recommended Player Homes:
Here are a few of my favorite Player Home mods that I simply can't live without anymore, in no particular order, grouped by mod author. Why yes... I do play with them all. I need homes for all my followers that I drag with me using AFT and MHIYH, right? And heaven forbid they go undecorated...
By Ld50365: Silverstead SE, Frostvale Estate SE, Skyfall Estate SE, Draven Manor SE, and Redspire Manor SE
By skyrimlazz: Dwemer Manor SE, and Snow Elf hut SE
By AndreeaA: Lakeview Manor - As It Should Be
By Bluntaxe: Adventurer's Basement
By goatk: Hjerim TNF - SSE Port, Proudspire SE Port
By Jessii: Corner House in Solitude
By Toppdog: Skaal Manor SSE
By sa547: Solitude - The Tower of the Wolf
By soupdragon1234: Honeyside TNF Beds Plus
By Elianora: Breezehome, Ruska - Riften Player Home, and Hydda - Witch Hut
...to name just a few!
This is a completely unnecessary mod, however... Are you like me, in that you want to download more than one gorgeous Player Home? And do those lovely Players Homes have incredible display areas for things like, but not limited to:
- Daedric Artifacts?
- Dragon Masks?
- Dragon Claws?
- Unique Items?
- More Empty Bookshelves Than You Can Possibly Fill?
Well, do I have the BAT compilation for you!
This is a compilation of BAT files that I've scripted that seeks to do what every player with OCD like me has dreamed of. We all have our favorite houses by those impressive modders that we could only aspire to be like one day. Some of us have multiple, and each one has empty displays and we aren't able to fill them all. BUT NO LONGER! Now, by using these simple bat files, you too can stock up all those lovely Player Homes that you've downloaded so that their empty shelves no longer remain empty and lonely.
I recommend not using any of these files until you have organically earned the items yourself while playing the game, first. Otherwise it can take the fun out of the accomplishment of obtaining them.
---
Install Instructions:
1. Manually download, since I don't know how to prepare it for Mod Organizer or Vortex. Apologies, friends.
2. Unzip with 7zip (which you can download here if you don't have it: https://www.7-zip.org/download.html)
3. Move the BAT files you want to your game's Data folder (example: ...\\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data)
---
Compatibility:
These are simple BAT files, it should not conflict with anything except other BAT files with the same file name. You can change the BAT file names to solve this, just remember what you change it to, since that is what you will type when using the file.
---
Use Instructions:
1. Open the console in-game by clicking the ~ key.
2. Type "bat xxx" where "xxx" is one of the below file names. Example: "bat jars" will give you one each of the bug jars.
3. Press enter, and close the console with the ~ key.
4. Activate those displays and store those extra trophies!
---
BAT Files Included:
1. amulets: Various amulets for amulet displays in Player Homes. Includes Divine Amulets, unique necklaces, and vampire DLC amulets. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
2. armors: Full sets of each vanilla and DLC armor set, for use in filling armor displays in Player Homes. Also includes Helm of Yngol, Torturer's Hood, and Executioner's Hood. Dawnguard and Dragonborn DLC required: Dawnguard Load Order 02, Dragonborn Load Order 04.
3. blackbooks: Extra black books for displays in Player Homes. Because these are quest items, only use this mod when filling a Player Home display, otherwise you could end up stuck with them! Dragonborn DLC required: Load Order 04.
4. books: A complete list of books for use in Player Homes with lots of bookshelves, including one of each unique book, common book, and skill book. Not always necessary since books are always easy to find, but it's excellent for those who want diversity in their many houses. DLC not required.
5. claws: One of each dragon claw for use in displays, only. Includes both versions of the Golden Claw, as not every house mod uses the same item code. Use after completing the quest for the Golden Claw to avoid bugs. Dragonborn DLC Required: Load Order 04.
6. daedric: One of each Daedric Artifact, including both version of the reward, for use in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until you have completed the artifact quests. DLC not required.
7. display: One of each unique/rare weapon, for filling up extra weapon mounting with cool weapons. Does not include Thane weapons, though I will probably add them at a later time. I got burnt out compiling these. All DLC required; Dawnguard Load Order 02, Hearthfire Load Order 03, Dragonborn Load Order 04.
8. gems: 10 each of the gemstones, both regular and flawless, for use in stocking mods like Adventurer's Basement. Initially I wasn't going to include this, but I find myself using it once per new game just to stock the basement. I blame my OCD for that. DLC not required.
9. hearthfire: All you need to craft the exteriors of the three houses. This is only included because we all get tired of the grind, eventually. Use at your discretion, and be aware it only supplies enough for the exteriors. You will still have to build or pay for your steward to fill out the interiors yourself. Hearthfire DLC required: Load Order 03.
10. jars: One each of the bugs in jars, for use in filling displays in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until you have found each of the five jars in the world first, if only for the sake of the accomplishment. DLC not required.
11. masks: One each of the dragon priest masks, including Dragonborn DLC masks, for use in filling displays in Player Homes. Dragonborn DLC required: Load Order 04.
12. paragons: One each of the five gemstone paragons found in the Dawnguard DLC, for use in displays in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until gathering the paragons yourself the first time. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
13. scrolls: One each of the Elder Scrolls for use in displays in Player Homes. This way, you can sell the scrolls to the Mage's College to complete the quest and still stash them in your home. Note: not all house mods use the same item code for the Dragon Scroll. In light of this, the batch file contains both dragon scrolls. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
14. shields: One each of the Holds Shields, as well as unique shields, for use in displays in Player Homes. Recommended not to use this file until the Dawnguard questline is complete, because of Auriel's Shield. Does not include the standard shields that can be crafted or painted, though I may add those at a later date. Dawnguard DLC required: Load Order 02.
15. silverstead: All the materials needed to build Silverstead, one of my favorite house mods. I got so burnt out of gathering up all the materials every playthrough that I eventually made this file. Use only if desired, but definitely check out the mod, it's fantastic. Hearthfire DLC required: Load Order 03.
16. smithing: Basic smithing supplies (100 each) for those who don't want a mod that gives you over 1000 of each, but you want to stock up that Adventurer's Basement so it doesn't look so empty. All DLC required; Dawnguard Load Order 02, Hearthfire Load Order 03, Dragonborn Load Order 04.
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CHANGELOG:
- 1.0 Initial release, 15 BAT files.
- 2.0 Added craftable shields to "shields" BAT file. Added "armors" BAT file. Added missing Dreamstride to "books" BAT file.
---
Planned Updates:
1. Add a new BAT file called "weapons" with one of each standard craftable weapons.
2. Add Thieves Guild and Thieves Guild Master armors to the "armors" BAT file.
3. Fix the iron shield item code so it gives a standard iron shield and not Aela's shield
4. Add a BAT file called "items" that has unique items included in some house mod displays, such as the Initiates Ewer.
4. Add missing "The Aetherium Wars" to "books" BAT file.
Unable to Add in Future Updates:
1. Add Thane Weapons to "display" BAT file. NOTE: this is not possible, as they are randomly generated weapons, depending upon your level. Its 'metal' and enchantment will vary. Because of this, there is no reference ID for the axe, as it's not technically a unique item, and so cannot be obtained with a console command.
2. Add standard painted shields to "shields" BAT file. NOTE: Painted shields ID codes are generated upon painting or looting them. Because of this, there is no singular reference ID, and so it cannot be obtained with a console command.
---
Recommended Player Homes:
Here are a few of my favorite Player Home mods that I simply can't live without anymore, in no particular order, grouped by mod author. Why yes... I do play with them all. I need homes for all my followers that I drag with me using AFT and MHIYH, right? And heaven forbid they go undecorated...
By Ld50365: Silverstead SE, Frostvale Estate SE, Skyfall Estate SE, Draven Manor SE, and Redspire Manor SE
By skyrimlazz: Dwemer Manor SE, and Snow Elf hut SE
By AndreeaA: Lakeview Manor - As It Should Be
By Bluntaxe: Adventurer's Basement
By goatk: Hjerim TNF - SSE Port, Proudspire SE Port
By Jessii: Corner House in Solitude
By Toppdog: Skaal Manor SSE
By sa547: Solitude - The Tower of the Wolf
By soupdragon1234: Honeyside TNF Beds Plus
By Elianora: Breezehome, Ruska - Riften Player Home, and Hydda - Witch Hut
...to name just a few!