Friendlier taverns with baths

This is a new release of my old fashion Friendlier Taverns with the baths added to every tavern.

Each of the taverns in Skyrim has been individually redesigned to make the seating area more welcoming and diverse in its surroundings. You don't have to look like work pieces anymore, no matter what tavern you go into. Added several custom models that serve as containers and decorations. Most taverns now have a bread-baking oven.

In this version, every Skyrim tavern also has a bath that is fully designed with the navigation in mind so that followers can enter it with you. Bathrooms are built on the floor in the village inns in the form of round silo towers, so inside they are also round. They have round wooden baths and will be used by followers, although they will not come out easily, but will always follow you when you leave the bath.

Baths in the big cities are more individual and are made in the style of this city, and in Marcarte, perhaps the most exquisite bath with a swimming pool in the style of the Dvemer.

Each bath is slightly different from the other, as well as taverns, they will be from 1 to 3 baths and a little different features such as fireplaces, spouts, etc.

I think the doors will be pretty obvious, but they are located mostly in the far right corner in all the country inns, behind the bar and next to the large room.

Some tips for cities:

Markarth Silverblood Inn door is located to the right of the fireplace; Solitude The Winking Skeever in an open basement without a loading door; Riften basement at the foot of the stairs; Whiterun main hall to the left of the bar; Windhelm Candlehearth hall, at the foot of the back stairs; Retching Netch Ravenrock on the Solstheim corridor opposite the bar. Cities that use the same type of house as smaller villages also have a circular Silo tower, such as Falcreat, Mortal and Winterhold; in Donestar a square hut is attached to the Frozen hearth.

The New Gnysis Corner in Windhelm received a wider renovation, with dimmer lighting and Danmer-style lanterns. It also features maps of the old homeland as well as food and drinks that can only be bought on Solstheim. In the basement there is a bathtub for swimming, a mushroom farm and a secret tunnel through a well that will take you outside the city walls. You can also enter the city this way, and it is completely permeated with navigation.

Now it looks more like a real Dunmer enclave.

Dunstad Fort has an abandoned inn with a bathtub in its basement, so get the bandits out to dive in. The workers' house at Mixwater Mill now has a working fireplace and cooking space, as well as one custom-made container. It is only for stopping.

In three locations - Winterhold, Dounstar and Aivarsted - there are now large barns and stables near the local inn. All of them are slightly different in style and layout, they can be found random loot, as well as overnight in the hayloft. I did not describe other cities for logistical reasons, as the placement of a large barn was at odds with too many mods elsewhere. These three mods will work with most mods improving the city for these locations.

See my comment on "Immersive Stables" in the recommended mods section below.

REQUIRED FILES:

This mode requires both DLCs - Hearthfires and Dragonborn! I apologize for not making it more obvious, but luckily most of you have guessed it.

Note that some mods in the list below may depend on the SKSE and may not work until they are ready for SSE, or until they are available for SSE!

COMPATIBILITY:

This mod should be compatible with any mod that does not change the interior layout of any tavern, including Namesh! External changes are minimal and should be compatible with most mods that improve the city. For example, most Jk mods work well with it, but in some places there may be breaks. I tried to make the location of the towers as compatible as possible, but due to the huge number of mods changing cities and towns, it is almost impossible to please everyone.

Fashions that add NPC, especially in taverns, work perfectly with this fashion, for example, "Interesting NPC" or any other fashion follower.

Works well with ClefJ's Rorikstead fashion, which I personally like very much. It was checked that it now works with "Immersive Citizens".

The mod should work well for Frostfall users or other mods to survive, as you can now cook and bake in inns, and the baths should help if you are already suffering from hypothermia. Currently, the bathtubs are not "heated", but since the rooms are so small and all the bathtubs have some kind of heat source, I believe that proximity to the fire will have the same effect when you sit in the bathtub. Reviews are welcome, I haven't used Frostfall since Chesko's Campfire came out.