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[Skyrim Special Edition Mod] Worldspace Transition Tweaks: Open Beta Release Version

This is the official open beta version of Worldspace Transition Tweaks - Skyrim/Solstheim: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspeci... It's a mod project that aims to make several worldspaces across DLCs and mods more consistent. This first module makes Solstheim visible from the Skyrim worldspace, and allows the player to physically travel there (either swim, sail or fly) and back, through the use of pseudo-load doors. In this video I'm trying out several other mods, in combination with WTT. Those include: Red Mountain Plume: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspeci... Paper World Map: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspeci... L.V.X Magick's - Boats: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspeci... The Miracle of Flight: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspeci... Soarin' Over Skyrim - A flying mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspeci... In addition, I'm testing whether dragons and horses will move to the other worldspace correctly. This is a followup up of my other video:    • [Skyrim Special Edition Modding] Worldspac...   FAQ Q: Does it still have a loading screen when travelling across? Why? A: Yes, it does. I can't actually make Solstheim accessible in the Skyrim worldspace, due to an engine limit of 128x128 cells. If you go beyond that point, interacting with things like activation, dialogue, hitting with weapons and spells - will no longer work if you are outside the safe zone and facing away from the world origin. Q: What's this "pseudo-load door"? A: It's a bit technical. It's basically an invisible triggerbox, which upon entering teleports the player and any nearby actors to the corresponding bordering worldspace. I had to use this approach, since the standard load doors are too small and awkardly shaped to properly connect large open spaces like this. This pseudo-load door is considered a modder's resource, so it can be used in other projects, similar to this one. Q: Are there any requirements? A: You'll need xLodgen to generate Terrain LOD and Occlusion and DynDOLOD for the other LOD, namely trees and objects. In addition, you'll need SKSE64 for the script functions in the pseudo-load doors. Q: Solstheim looks a bit too close to Skyrim. A: I had a similar impression when I first looked at it. However, looking at lore maps, the distance seems to correct. It's probably because we aren't used to see Solstheim from Skyrim and as such, assume it's further away. Q: Will this be available on consoles? A: I myself won't port it, as I do not own a console and as such I would be unable to test it. However, I do give permission for anyone else to do so. Unfortunately, due to the requirements of SKSE64, xLodgen and DynDOLOD it is unlikely to happen.