hello, Thank you so much for bringing morrowind-style dialogues to Oblivion. One question though: how can I remove lips sync during those unvoiced dialogues ? is there an option somewhere ? if not, I can still remove .lip files manually, but I'd like to keep lips sync during the greetings. Thank you for your help
It works great for me, btw. No complaints at all, and it does exactly what I want it to. The only thing that's a little strange sometimes is the few characters who have 2 or 3 pages worth of dialog as a greeting. So they start out talking and then get silenced. Meh. Those are usually the whiny folks you want to shut up anyway.
Thanks again. This mod should really be more well known.
Only seems to work half the time, I wished it would work with all the zoomed in conversations.I've played Oblivion for over three years and I get tired of hearing the same lines but still wish to read the text.
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Thank you so much for bringing morrowind-style dialogues to Oblivion. One question though: how can I remove lips sync during those unvoiced dialogues ? is there an option somewhere ? if not, I can still remove .lip files manually, but I'd like to keep lips sync during the greetings.
Thank you for your help
It works great for me, btw. No complaints at all, and it does exactly what I want it to. The only thing that's a little strange sometimes is the few characters who have 2 or 3 pages worth of dialog as a greeting. So they start out talking and then get silenced. Meh. Those are usually the whiny folks you want to shut up anyway.
Thanks again. This mod should really be more well known.
And maybe one that silences NPC chatter dialogue (the stuff they say to each other)
those are the only two things missing that I can think of.
As for your question, yup. The fix seems unlikely now, but I'll make it optional if I manage to implement it.
Now maybe mod-added dialog will not stick out so horribly.
Please, if you ever implement the "fix" to the still-moving mouths, I request you make it optional. I still like for them to appear to speak.