Simple mod that make NPCs never say "Huh?" and step back from you again.
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chinagreenelvis - Creator of No More Standing Too Close to NPCs in Classic Skyrim. I want to give credit to him/her because It is the original. It edit 2 variables(fBumpReactionSmallDelayTime and fBumpReactionSmallWaitTimer). I looked at this mod in Creation Kit and try an experiment. I found that fBumpReactionSmallDelayTime only is enough to get things done.
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Version 1.0
Initial release.
No More Standing Too Close SSE
A simple mod that makes NPCs never say "Huh?" and step back from you again. Prevent you from breaking the dialogue.
How it works
It just change fBumpReactionSmallDelayTime from 1.0(default) to 10000.0.
Installation
Simply (install or uninstall) with your favorite mod manager.
Compatibility
Compatible with everything except mod that edit value of fBumpReactionSmallDelayTime.
It changes value of fBumpReactionSmallDelayTime and fBumpReactionSmallWaitTimer. I just tried some experiment and discover that fBumpReactionSmallDelayTime is enough to get things done.
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