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wankingSkeever

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Sit in pilot seat to add captured ship to your fleet. No need to make it your home ship.

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Description
  • In the vanilla game, in order to add a captured ship to your fleet, you need to make it your home ship. This is annoying because:
    • Your crew moves over. If your new ship has a smaller crew capacity than your old ship, some of them might even leave.
    • Your old ship undocks with the new one and starts leaving, so you need to dock with your old ship to get back.
    • After you get back to your old ship, you need to manually assign it as your home ship again.
    • You can also make a ship your home ship, and thus add it to your fleet, by flying away in the new ship, which is what the in-game tutorial tells you to do. This is even worse, as you'd lose track of your old ship until you get to a spaceport.
  • This mod lets you add captured ships to your fleet by sitting in the pilot seat without making it your home ship.
  • Or optionally not add it to your fleet when you sit down. It is a dialog box with "yes" and "no".
  • ESM built with xEdit.
  • There are no file or form conflicts. Any possible conflict is purely behavioral, which currently doesn't exist as far as I know. You can also just like test it out.

Requirements
  • Plugins.txt Enabler
  • Read the god damned instructions in this (Plugins.txt Enabler) mod's description. If the ESM is not loading, you're doing something wrong.
    I don't wanna do tech support for everyone who wants to mod this game: if you have problems with Vortex, SFSE, Plugins.txt Enabler, or Bethesda, take it up with them; I don't want to hear about it in this mod's comments section.


Installation/Uninstallation/Update
  • Install Plugins.txt Enabler. Make sure you enable plugin loading for Starfield in whatever mod manager you're using.
  • Install with mod manager such as MO2 or Vortex., or dump everything into data.
  • Install/Update/Uninstall whenever. It doesn't matter.

FAQ
Q: Does this do xyz?
A: Just read the mod description. It tells you what is included in the mod.

Q: How do I install this manually?
A: See mod description or research on internet.

Q: Are mod managers a conspiracy by the world government to implant microchips into our water supply in order to turn frogs into Bill Gates?
A: Yes.

Q: I hate Bethesda, Nexusmods, Vortex etc etc.
A: Alright, but complain somewhere else.