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A patch that doesn't force dialogue to exit when you're trespassing using miguick's Dialogue Tweaks Fixes and Restorations mod until the guards are come to arrest you. Original mod required.
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Miguick's Dialogue Tweaks with Tweaked Trespassing
Miguick's dialogue mod has a cool feature where it unlocks cut out lines when you're trespassing in an NPC's owned space. Unfortunately, it broke some quests and usually had to be disabled through the mod's ini file. Here is an esp patch to make it usable.
NPCs will say the new lines but not force you out of talking with them until they report the guards to arrest you.
The original mod is required for this mod to function.
Installing
Install using your preferred mod manager. I recommend Wrye Bash since it works the best with Oblivion. Then sort the load order for it and merge it into the Bashed patch.
You can also install manually (not recommended) by dragging the esp into your data folder, sorting load order, and activating it manually.
Compatibility
Although I haven't tested this thoroughly, I'm certain this has the same compatibilities as Migck's dialogue TFR mod. Refer to that mod page for anything related to compatibility.
https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/44862
Special Thanks:
Miguick - for making the original mod
Bethesda: for Oblivion
You: you are cool :)
Miguick's dialogue mod has a cool feature where it unlocks cut out lines when you're trespassing in an NPC's owned space. Unfortunately, it broke some quests and usually had to be disabled through the mod's ini file. Here is an esp patch to make it usable.
NPCs will say the new lines but not force you out of talking with them until they report the guards to arrest you.
The original mod is required for this mod to function.
Installing
Install using your preferred mod manager. I recommend Wrye Bash since it works the best with Oblivion. Then sort the load order for it and merge it into the Bashed patch.
You can also install manually (not recommended) by dragging the esp into your data folder, sorting load order, and activating it manually.
Compatibility
Although I haven't tested this thoroughly, I'm certain this has the same compatibilities as Migck's dialogue TFR mod. Refer to that mod page for anything related to compatibility.
https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/44862
Special Thanks:
Miguick - for making the original mod
Bethesda: for Oblivion
You: you are cool :)