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1) somehow the mod got unchecked from your mod Data Files check list prior to starting Skyrim again this time around. If that is the case, make sure House for a Hero 3.5 is checked in the Data file list then open a savegame prior to the house going missing and it should re-apear with all the content you had in it at that point;
2) maybe you've got another mod loading after mine in the Data Files check list order that is overwriting the mods I've made to Whiterun where the cottage is located. In this case, make sure House for a Hero 3.5 is ordered after any other mods that update Whiterun in the Data Files check list and make sure that it is checked, then open a savegame prior to the house going missing and it should re-apear with all the content you had in it at that point.
The house was fantastic until this other.....? stuff was added and made a mess of a great thing. Sorry but your mind is just too idle for me. Unsub!
Thank you.
I won't be including kid support with the spouse support since the kid support comes with the Hearthfire DLC and I want to get all the virgin Skyrim content sorted before I start toying with DLC content. But I'm sure I'll get there eventually.