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About this mod
Separates the effects of SILENCED into several different statuses (e.g. DEAFENED), so they can be referenced and used individually and adds a "Deafness" passive to easily facilitate permanently deaf characters or races. Also adds two psuedo status groups: SG_Deafened and SG_Silenced. This is primarily for mod authors to utilize as a dependency.
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In vanilla BG3, the Silence spell has all of its effects rolled into a single status. That means that one can't be deafened without also being silenced and vice versa. This mod separates the SILENCED status into SILENCED (affects dialogue and casting), SILENCED_MOVEMENT (should affect making detectable noise), SILENCED_THUNDER_IMMUNITY (thunder immunity is not an effect of being silenced or deafened, it is an effect of being within an area of silence), and DEAFENED (mostly a flag to handle immunity to things like Luring Song).
Also creates two psudeo status groups SG_Deafened and SG_Silenced. They should respond to the important uses such as HasStatus(), RemoveStatus(), and StatusImmunity(), but adding your own statuses to them is a little different (see below). There is also an IsDeaf(entity) check to save you some time/effort.
Instead of the normal method of adding SG_Whatever to data "StatusGroups", to add a status to one of these status groups, use the following:
Also creates two psudeo status groups SG_Deafened and SG_Silenced. They should respond to the important uses such as HasStatus(), RemoveStatus(), and StatusImmunity(), but adding your own statuses to them is a little different (see below). There is also an IsDeaf(entity) check to save you some time/effort.
Instead of the normal method of adding SG_Whatever to data "StatusGroups", to add a status to one of these status groups, use the following:
data "OnApplyFunctors" "ApplyStatus(SG_Whatever)"
data "OnRemoveFunctors" "SetStatusDuration(SG_Whatever,-1,Add)"
data "RemoveEvents" "OnApply;OnStatusRemoved"
data "RemoveConditions" "not HasStatus('SG_Whatever')"