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Also thank you so much for your tutorials on your mod, this was my first time using geck and you made it understandable like I'm starting to get it
That said, without knowing which NPC(s) you're specifically trying to edit dialogue for, I can't point you in the direction any more precisely.
Also, one caution: as I said, GREETING is usually base-game, so be careful about editing it. Adding new lines is fine and can be done without overwriting anything; but editing the base game's greetings can cause issues with other mods and NPCs, so I don't recommend it.
Is it possible to disable this? make them non-essential?
Don't tick the essential box in the NPC edit window; or in the case of a downloaded companion, edit in the GECK and untick the box. Edits can also be made via FNVEdit.
Be aware however, NV has regular problems with NPCs attempting to suicide in the most moronic of ways; as well as a long-standing tradition of clipping through terrain, getting smacked by random physics objects, and even sometimes disappearing only to be found high into the sky and attempting reentry without a parachute.
Apparently. That one persisted into the early days of Skyrim, but I think did eventually get fixed in a patch.
We won't even talk about the time I made the mistake of giving one a rocket launcher.
This is one of those where it's immensely helpful if you're specific as to what you're trying to do.
African American is a race option for NPCs in this game, so just selecting that will do it.
If it's the face/body texture mismatch bug where you get a body one color and a face another; then like Druuler said you've got to set your companion's plugin to be a master to fix it. Instructions should be in the creation guide.
Not readily. Most of the dialogue actually does stuff behind the scene -- script or quest settings, inventory changes, and so on. Disabling the dialogue completely would also preclude the effects from happening. You could delete the NPC's text responses, I suppose; but it'd get difficult to keep track of what you were getting as responses. Beyond that, all I could think of is setting up a hotkey to disable the HUD altogether (TM in the console, I believe it is) to quickly toggle the whole mess off the screen when you want him to talk. The game's not really made for sound-only conversations. Assuming I'm remembering correctly, of course; which I might not be.
UPDATE: Found the silent companion optional file. That should work hopefully.
I am also sad for your data loss. It sucks. I wish you the best.
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No.
I don't own an Xbox of any generation; have never owned one, and would have no idea whatsoever how to mod on it. Not even going to try to provide support. PC only.
No, they do not have voice files. Sadly, R&D squandered the FY2012 budget on end of the world supplies (which didn't happen yet again), so the voice actor budget wound up being slashed; resulting in text dialogue only. We here at NosCo offer our sincerest apologies.