My Home is Your Home SKSE NG

My Home Is Your Home SKSE NG

An independent SKSE/CommonLibSSE-NG rebuild of My Home Is Your Home

Assign custom homes, breakfast areas, lunch areas, dinner areas, sleeping areas, working areas, and guard posts to up to 1,000 followers.

Overview

My Home Is Your Home SKSE NG is an independent technical rebuild of the classic follower-home mod My Home Is Your Home.

The original concept and dialogue structure are retained, while the internal implementation has been redesigned around:

• []A persistent SKSE native resident database[/]

  []Runtime-created location markers[/]

  []Eight independent Quest Alias package systems[/]

  []Stable resident slots shared across all behavior quests[/]

  []Independent Home, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Sleep, Work, and Guard controls[/]

  []Separate Passive Guard and Active Guard behaviors sharing one Guard location[/]

  []A dynamic one-active-package schedule evaluator[/]

  []A generation-aware dirty-slot queue that processes schedule changes in small batches[/]

  []Nearest-first schedule updates for residents in the player's current comparable space[/]

  []A SkyUI MCM for per-resident schedule editing and Guard-mode switching[/]

  []A lightweight ESL plugin[/]

  Each registered follower may have an independent:

  • []Home location[/]

    []Breakfast area[/]

    []Lunch area[/]

    []Dinner area[/]

    []Sleeping area[/]

    []Working area[/]

    []Guard area[/]

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Sleep, Work, and Guard are optional. Setting a Home does not automatically enable any of these six activities.

    Development was assisted by AI tools, with final integration and in-game happy-flow testing performed by the author on Skyrim SE 1. 5. 97.

    Version 1. 3 - Optional Prisma UI Schedule Interface

    Version 1. 3 adds native support for an optional Prisma UI interface for resident schedule management.

    The original SkyUI MCM remains fully supported. Prisma UI is not required unless the optional Resident Schedules interface is installed.

    Both interfaces use the same native MHiYH resident database:

    • []The original SkyUI MCM continues to work normally[/]

      []The optional Prisma UI panel provides a larger visual schedule editor[/]

      []Changes made through either interface are visible in the other after it is refreshed or reopened[/]

      []The most recently applied settings take effect[/]

      Resident Schedules Interface

      The optional Prisma UI interface provides a dedicated panel for managing the schedule times of registered MHi