I don't remember all the conditions off the top of my head but iirc you can open the console, click your companion and enter "IsPlayerTeammate" and if it results to true or 1, then it'll affect that person.
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Thanks for this! It's really hard to find good Synthesis scripts on the nexus and I almost missed this one. Maybe put "Synthesis" somewhere in the name?
Not if the conditions that allow them to speak idly are met. Those are:
The player hasn't spoken to someone in the last 30 seconds
The player isn't speaking to someone
Nobody is in a scene nearby
No other companion is talking
Even then, scripted idles ignore these conditions. And again this only affects dialogue where your companion talks idly, aka, not while in active dialogue with you.
Hello! id really like to use this mod but i have and use Vortex. I must've done something wrong because its not working. Just to make sure i understand, this mod makes it so that there isnt dialog occurring between NPCs when your in a conversation with an NPC?
No, NPCs conversing are scenes. Scenes are not blocked. NPCs idly saying stuff (mostly to other NPCs or to you as they walk by: "have you ever been to the cloud district?") are blocked.
Wow, this is next-gen. Any possibility of a toggle that keeps followers from saying their ambient lines until toggled back, or maybe suppresses lines for a duration? Basically a “shh” button.
Be pretty easy to do, but I don't like the idea of pressing a key and making everyone shut up since you might get engrossed into the game, forget you did that, and miss some ambient lines you didn't even know you could miss since you haven't heard them before and won't hear it now.
Maybe there's a better way to automate this though. Are they saying lines when you don't want them to or do you just need some peace and quiet from time to time?
You might be right about folks forgetting about the toggle—maybe it would only suppress the lines for a configurable duration like a minute or ten minutes.
Sometimes I basically want to interrupt followers or generally pause their lines. An example of when a “shh” would be nice that doesn’t depend on a scene or an npc talking is when Inigo and Lucien decide to do their tongue-twister about spiders, and you’ve kept them around for a while, so maybe you’ve heard it plenty of times and want them to knock it off. Or, maybe you’re starting to approach a dungeon/fort and the lines started before you began sneaking, which would otherwise prevent the dialogue.
Ah interruptions sound pretty great actually, I see exactly what you're going for and I kinda like the idea. Really would be nice actually and just have them keep it down for a little bit afterwards. I'll see if I can figure something out, not really sure if there's a way to mute an NPC mid-sentence but I'll check around.
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MuzzleItPatcher.csproj : error NU1107: MuzzleItPatcher -> Mutagen.Bethesda.Skyrim 0.43.3 -> Loqui (= 2.64.0)
MuzzleItPatcher.csproj : error NU1107: MuzzleItPatcher -> Mutagen.Bethesda.Synthesis 0.27.0 -> Mutagen.Bethesda 0.43.2 -> Loqui (= 2.63.0).
MuzzleItPatcher.csproj : error NU1107: Version conflict detected for Loqui. Install/reference Loqui 2.64.0 directly to project MuzzleItPatcher to resolve this issue.
MuzzleItPatcher.csproj : error NU1107: MuzzleItPatcher -> Mutagen.Bethesda.Skyrim 0.43.3 -> Loqui (= 2.64.0)
MuzzleItPatcher.csproj : error NU1107: MuzzleItPatcher -> Mutagen.Bethesda.Synthesis 0.27.0 -> Mutagen.Bethesda 0.43.2 -> Loqui (= 2.63.0).
When you open Synthesis, you can scroll through all added Synthesis patches from github and it's called Git Repository.
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Can this make custom followers totally mute on unique places that I might miss some of their dialogue?
Even then, scripted idles ignore these conditions. And again this only affects dialogue where your companion talks idly, aka, not while in active dialogue with you.
Maybe there's a better way to automate this though. Are they saying lines when you don't want them to or do you just need some peace and quiet from time to time?
Sometimes I basically want to interrupt followers or generally pause their lines. An example of when a “shh” would be nice that doesn’t depend on a scene or an npc talking is when Inigo and Lucien decide to do their tongue-twister about spiders, and you’ve kept them around for a while, so maybe you’ve heard it plenty of times and want them to knock it off. Or, maybe you’re starting to approach a dungeon/fort and the lines started before you began sneaking, which would otherwise prevent the dialogue.