Fixer-Uppers: modding a house mod

[fable]

I've been modding a house mod I recently took on, the Mori Mountain Estate. It has some excellent, even unique, features, such as a library sorter that puts all your books on shelves and counts how many are left in the game. Alchemy sorter is present, too, but there are a number of annoying features: oversized rooms, screens to cut the rooms down in size when the modder discovered they were oversized, wood-textured mannequins, etc. So I've been doing a lot of changes in the construction set to make the rooms I'll use regularly into something I can enjoy.

I just wondered if anyone else currently or in the past did the same kind of thing, adapting a house mod they used to their current needs.

[mr_sir]

I haven't really altered house mods but I regularly change houses and buildings in Morrowind - for example I added a bed to the lighthouse in Seyda Neen as I like making this my home when I first start a game.

[Raven_Song]

I've never found the need to alter housing mods mainly because I only use those by the wonderfully talented Korana, who creates stunning houses, in a variety of styles. Currently I've got Solstheim Castle, Ascadian Rose cottage, Seaside Cottage, Magus Realm Tower, Steinthor Hall and the Peral Palace all in my mod library.

[fable]

Raven Song, one can use houses that one really likes, and still find elements of it one wants to change. The first doesn't preclude the second.

[Magelord648]

I might alter Uvirith inside. If you look closely some of the rooms were just thrown together. So there are some floaters and bleeders I would like to eradicate.