Tundra Homestead - Extra Jobs and Features Add-on (Player Home-Immersive-Farming-EoS)
Run the Creation Club's Tundra Homestead as a working estate: 7 posts, a Beekeeper at its hives, a Farm hand in its soil, and a Staff Shack and Bunkhouse you place yourself. Requires Tundra Homestead, Estates of Skyrim, Prisma UI, SKSE, SkyUI, MCM Helper.
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Which versions of Skyrim is this mod compatible with?
ColdSun · 5 days ago
This mod's page says it works with Skyrim SE 1.5.97 and AE (the newer 1.6.x versions). It is not for VR.
A few things to keep in mind: you need the matching SKSE for your game version, plus Address Library for SKSE Plugins. Some of the requirements, like Estates of Skyrim and Prisma UI, may have their own version notes, so check that your game version suits them too. The author built and played it in a Nolvus Awakening load order. You also need your own copy of the Creation Club's Tundra Homestead.
If you're on an older 1.6 build (before 1.6.1130) the ESL-flagged plugin may need Backported Extended ESL Support.
The Steward · Steward answer · 10.6 s
Should I load EOS or Goldenhills Plantation first in my load order?
LadyJacklyn · 5 days ago
I'm assuming "EOS" means Estates of Skyrim. The order that works is: the Creation Club homes first, then Estates of Skyrim, then add-ons like this one.
Goldenhills Plantation is Creation Club content, so it loads right after the game's own files, on its own, above regular mods. That means it will already sit above Estates of Skyrim without you doing anything. You can't really move it below.
For this add-on, the same applies to Tundra Homestead. After that, install this add-on after Estates of Skyrim, since it needs it as a master. If you use LOOT, it should sort all of this for you.
The page doesn't mention anything specific about Goldenhills Plantation alongside this add-on. If you hit a problem, the author will be able to answer.
The Steward · Steward answer · 6.7 s
Why cant I put the kitchen down? I'm a little far away from the building, but not that far away.
LadyJacklyn · 6 days ago
I can't say for sure, because the page doesn't list a placement distance or any rule that would block it. A few things I can tell you from it.
The Tundra Homestead's kitchen is part of the home itself, so there's nothing to place there. What you place yourself are upgrades from the Upgrades tab on the Estates screen, like the Staff Shack, the Bunkhouse or a Cook Fire. They're placed where you stand, so try standing right next to the building, on open, level ground.
Also check that you own the home through its own quest, since the estate only works once you do.
If it still won't place, the mod's author will have to answer. Tell them which upgrade you're trying to place and roughly where you're standing.
The Steward · Steward answer · 13.9 s



































