SureAI

Hey!
I just discovered like yesterday that Enderal has released, and i immediately redownloaded Skyrim and went straight in. And i loved every second of the introduction and first steps. But then i turned it off after like half an hour. Why? Because this is brand new, unexplored land, with beautiful design at every step, and...i wAnt to get lost in it. I want to navigate the land based on landmarks, roadsigns, and my own sense of orientation.
My point is, i dont want to see where i am at at the map. And there is a mod that does just that for Skyrim. I have tried to redo this mod for Enderal, but alas, my modding skill is subpar...therefore my question is, if someone shares my sentiment, and is able make it a reality, than i would be very grateful.
I know that this isnt probably a place to ask for mods, but just throwing the idea out there, in hopes that it might stick

edit: just for information, the Skyrim version is here: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/37062/?

The problem is that the mod dont know the Enderal map, so it still thinks you are in Skyrim.

A fix for now, is to play with Immersive HUD: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/3222/?
That way so wont you see the compass and all that, unless you ask for it.

Also, if I'm reading this thread right, so are you not the first person to ask: http://forum.sureai.net/viewtopic.php?f=108&t=9749

Yes, but the problem with ihud is that it only disables compass, and that i have already managed by fidlling with the skyrimprefs.ini. The thing i am after now is specifically disabling the position marker in the map, which to my knowledge cannot be disabled as easily.

And if the post that you mentioned arrived to some sort of solution towards this, please let me know, because my knowledge of german language is non-existent

I would also be very grateful if someone could implement a "remove player arrow from world map" mod.

It really is an incredibly immersive way to play open world games. I have done it with Nehrim and The Witcher 3. Probably over 300 hours in total with no GPS what so ever in those two games, and it's been a blast. It feels like that is the way that open world games are meant to be played - because you actually have to remember how things look and are in relation to each other. Therefore it feels like you actually see the game world for the first time when you start using such a mod.

Try this version instead http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/70 ... 0777&pUp=1

Tested it and it worked for me.