So...while on my wonders running through the wilderness (very carelessly I must add) I ran straight in to a camp of about 5 bandit armed as if they were ready to invade the Imperial City and ass you can probably guess I ended up getting my ass handed to me and it got me thinking so I thought I would ask.

Is there a mod that allows you to interact with the trees in the wilderness so you can climb them and are able to move stealthily through them...jumping from tree to tree basically, save you running into a group on bandits like I did. Is such a thing even possible, has it ever been suggested or mentions before, if one or something similar does exist could I have a link to it and if it's not actually possible could someone tell me why.

You might want to take a look at http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=23419. Can't remember if it allows for tree climbing though but it's worth a try. However, correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I know tree branches are collision-free, so there's little point in climbing what from the engine point of view it's nothing less than a pole.. umm I'm going to verify this.

I have looked for a very long time for a similar mod and I'm almost positive there is no such thing. I am pretty sure it's possible, but it would probably take a lot of work. Climbing walls has been done but there are not animations and it just feels clunky. I think it would probably take more work than its worth.

Sorry but you may have to wait for tree hopping in The Elder Scrolls XII: Finally in Valenwood.

Aww that's to bad something like that would be kinda awesome, @dAb - erm not really what I was thinking and samuro refers to something similar so am guessing it's she same mod you linked which also has no animation ans I play in 3rd person so that would be a big nono for me, never mind though The Elder Scrolls XII: Finally in Valenwood should be out in maybe 15 years so I guess I can wait haha :rolleyes:

It takes ~6 years to make one, and we are on TES V this year. Make that 42 years of waiting :banghead: