Followers can transform into any race when in combat. You can open the settings when you are in a sneaking position. Multi-race form: You can register an alternate race for your follower (for example werewolf or vampire).You can set this to apply to humans too so you can add the РІР‚ВnormalРІР‚в„ў followers or even non-follower NPCs to the FLP framework. These followers will be added to the FLP framework. Communication between species: With this enabled you can recruit non-human followers.You can also set that a follower will un-equip his or her helmet and / or shield when not in combat. You can set what a follower should wear indoors, in cities and during combat. Wardrobe management: You can register up to 128 different clothing settings per follower.

You can set the chance of this to happen using the MCM menu or through conversation. Extends the default follower interaction: When the player is not sneaking and has no weapon drawn, followers banter with you and other NPCs, sing and / or play an instrument.You can set the costs for these trainings. Followers will also find trainers to train their abilities. You can set quantities for trading in the MCM menu or through conversation. Furthermore, followers can take care of the purchase of food, lockpicks and healing potions. You can set the distance for your followers and how they should maintain that distance. Followers can loot bodies, can summon a ride, can act on their own in towns, can gather ingredients from nature, can cure disease, can worship at a shrine and get the appropriate blessing (all of which is user selectable through MCM or dialogue). Extends the default follower AI: Auto-relax, heal and buff other followers and yourself.

If you've recruited your follower to join the Blades, then look for them at Sky Haven Temple. With the Hearthfire DLC, if you've made your follower the personal steward of one of your houses, then look for your follower at that house. If arrested, they will make the jail their new 'home.' An answer in Lydia goes to jail suggests that followers can be arrested and jailed. If you can't find them in their default locations, also look at the jails of the various cities or holds. This is to add to the other answers, which suggest looking for your followers in their default locations, like where you initially hired them, or their homes, following their default NPC schedules. Platforms that do not support console commands More info on console commands at the UESP wiki's ' Console' article. If your follower still isn't up, type resurrect 1 again. Type enable in the console to remedy this. If for another weird reason, your follower is still not near your vicinity after doing this, they may have been 'disabled' from the game (might happen with NPCs that are long dead), making them not appear in the game. If for some weird reason, they are dead (happens sometimes), use the console command resurrect 1. Your follower should now be near you after doing this. Moveto player moves the targeted entity near the vicinity of the player. However, this method won't be useful in your situation as the follower is not near your vicinity, and can't be clicked on.)

( Another method to target instead of using prid is to open up the console and then click on an entity, this will automatically do prid for the clicked entity. Search for your follower's RefID at the UESP wiki's ' Followers' article. Prid targets an entity - your follower in this case. This is easier and faster (no loading screens) than going to your follower's location and getting him or her to follow you again.Р”В¬onsole commands to teleport your follower to the player's current location: If you're playing on the PC, try teleporting your follower to your location through console commands.

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