Tamriel Location Framework

The Tamriel Location Framework adds a framework of locations for Skyrim, Nirn, and Aetherius itself, using location records to combine all those random new land mods into properly organised geography for a smoother experience and better compatibility.

ESL flagged. Safe to install on an ongoing game.

Get new land/quest/etc mod patches here

>>>Tamriel Location Framework - Patch Hub<<<

What this does:

• []Adds locations for everything that doesn't currently have a location, mostly outside Skyrim itself.

  []Actually organises those locations in a proper as canon as possible structure

  []Adds some new location types that I kept wanting for other things, or just made sense - like LocSetOcean, LocSetIslands, and LocTypeDocks, LocHabitationHasPort, LocSetAyleidRuin.

  []Makes a few minor location fixes along the way, like adding a Skyrim country location.

  This adds support for distribution frameworks that use locations (e.g. Spell Perk Item Distributor, Container Item Distributor, Container Distribution Framework, Keyword Item Distributor, Skypatcher), as well as vastly expanding the options for any scripts that use location data for their features, and plugins that use conditions to limit or customise their effects (e.g. perks, AI packages, magic effects can all be limited by location).

  I've already created far far too many location patches for new lands mods so anything using this framework can Just Work(tm) out of the box.

  EVEN MORE INFO 

  For the player

  You'll probably only notice the save game or map location names change slightly (or that they actually start to exist), and maybe some location based effects and features will start to work a bit more consistently. This mod will be nice to have, but will do little that you even notice. This is mainly a modder's resource, but it will also act as a 'Unique Region Names' alternative for new lands and locations not covered by that mod, because it adds so many location names that just didn't exist in most mods before.

  For modders (and modlist tweakers)

  This mod will make a huge difference. Many mods rely on location data to trigger effects, whether it's discovering a new location with Experience, crossing a border, registering crimes, starting in a new place with Skyrim Unbound, dialogue conditions from locals, specific loot lists, quest