Adoption Spouse and Moving Fixes

Picture This.

It's a cruel day in Windhelm. A blizzard batters the back-streets. A serial killer slinks and crawls. Even if you blind yourself to it, an air of hate and oppression hangs above it all. This is no place for a young girl to get by, sleeping on the street. You steel your resolve, invite her to join your family—and then you hear it.

"I need to get my things and say goodbye to everyone. I'll meet you at home. Thanks! Thanks so much!". For the next 100 hours.

As it turns out, Skyrim is a little buggy. This mod seeks to patch all the things that get in the way of the adoption and family systems just working. It includes many fixes, but the major areas of focus are in resolving soft-locks and broken adoption states, as well as providing full, functional support for Creation Club and Anniversary Edition houses. It also works as a retroactive fix. If you found this mod because you've tried adopting a child and they've gotten stuck, this mod has you covered.

Adoption, Spouse, and Moving Fixes. Because the vanilla scripts are broken ~ As a MF ~

The Broken State: The vanilla adoption script is authored in a way that makes it possible (and quite common) to half-adopt a child, getting stuck in an infinite loop. This has consequences that fan out in a variety of directions. The obvious issue is that the child never moves in with you, getting stuck in place. Some people think they've worked around this by moving again. What they don't realize is that this broken state also makes the child non-interactable, blocking off many features of the adoption system. Additionally, it puts the forcegreet system in a degraded state, which disrupts both of your children's ability to interact with you. On top of all that, if your first child is half-adopted, it prevents you from being able to adopt a second child if that child happens to be any of the urchins living on the streets. This mod corrects all of these issues.

CC + AE House Support: This mod provides full support for every CC house, but does not require any CC or AE content. If you've ever tried moving your family to one of them, you know how frustrating and opaque the experience can be. It's essentially a half-finished feature with critical errors that prevent it from working to boot. Your family will fail to move to a majority of the houses because the cached data that holds their location information goes bad. Additionally, any code seeking the interior location of these houses (imp