How do i undo this mod? Ive deleted it but the chance is still locked to 0. It has persisted through using several commands and starting a new character. Ive also installed several mods intended to add more comments abd they seem to be overpowered by this mod even though this mod shouldnt be present anymore. Update: it persisted through reinstalling the game! Someone please help me. What did this mod to to my game that is so irreversible? I fear ill need to delete the game and all related files then never download this mod again.
As the description explains, all this mod does is set the WICommentChanceNaked variable to 0 and then make it constant so that nothing else will mess with it so long as the esp is active. Removing then esp removes the setting, and the WICommentChanceNaked should return to what it would normally be based on whatever else is in your load order. It'll probably go back to 100 in that case (that's what it does on my system).
You can easily see what the current value of the variable is via the console (e.g. by typing help WICommentChanceNaked) and verify that it's no longer 0 after you've removed this mod. If you're still not getting comments about being naked when you're naked, then something else unrelated to this mod is affecting your game. And remember that NPCs can say a variety of things when they see you, so they're not going to comment about you being naked every single time even in the vanilla game.
If WICommentChanceNaked does not reset to 0 after removing this mod, then you can manually set it to 100 using the console. But since setting that one variable is all that this mod does, if you can see that it's not 0 anymore, then this mod definitely has nothing to do with your problem.
Regardless, reinstalling the game doesn't usually matter for mods (aside from the fact that it will then restore the vanilla plugins, meaning that you'll have to clean them again). It's your save game that's going to potentially have stuff persisting in it (e.g if you install a mod that uses scripts, they'll typically stay in your save game even after removing the mod, making it problematic to remove such mods after using them without starting a new game). However, this mod does nothing which will persist in your save game. The game will warn you about loading a save once you've removed the esp, since the esp will be missing, but this mod leaves nothing in your save, so removing the mod will return it to the same state that it would have been in without the mod in the first place.
A quick search in the game plugins reveals a global variable called WICommentChanceDiseased, so I expect that setting it to 0 and making it a constant (like this mod does with WICommentChanceNaked) would get rid of those comments, but I'd have to figure out how to reliably get those comments and test whether that change got rid of them to be sure.
Okay. I've had a terrible time testing this, because NPCs really don't seem to want to tell me that I'm sick even when I give my character multiple diseases. So, I'm not 100% sure that it works, but I'm pretty sure that it works.
WOW! Thank you for taking the time and making the mod! I will test it out and see how it works.
I was in the process of setting up the CK to try and copy this mod to make the sick one but damn is this thing hard to get up and running!
It really is random when they say it and the reason I was requesting this is in my game I DON'T have a disease and NPCs will still comment sometimes. I hope this fixes it.
Ultimately, I don't think that it's all that hard, but the number of things that you have to fix with its ini file or via mods is a bit of a pain - particularly if you don't have someone giving you a list of what you need.
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Update: it persisted through reinstalling the game! Someone please help me. What did this mod to to my game that is so irreversible? I fear ill need to delete the game and all related files then never download this mod again.
You can easily see what the current value of the variable is via the console (e.g. by typing help WICommentChanceNaked) and verify that it's no longer 0 after you've removed this mod. If you're still not getting comments about being naked when you're naked, then something else unrelated to this mod is affecting your game. And remember that NPCs can say a variety of things when they see you, so they're not going to comment about you being naked every single time even in the vanilla game.
If WICommentChanceNaked does not reset to 0 after removing this mod, then you can manually set it to 100 using the console. But since setting that one variable is all that this mod does, if you can see that it's not 0 anymore, then this mod definitely has nothing to do with your problem.
Regardless, reinstalling the game doesn't usually matter for mods (aside from the fact that it will then restore the vanilla plugins, meaning that you'll have to clean them again). It's your save game that's going to potentially have stuff persisting in it (e.g if you install a mod that uses scripts, they'll typically stay in your save game even after removing the mod, making it problematic to remove such mods after using them without starting a new game). However, this mod does nothing which will persist in your save game. The game will warn you about loading a save once you've removed the esp, since the esp will be missing, but this mod leaves nothing in your save, so removing the mod will return it to the same state that it would have been in without the mod in the first place.
I was wondering if there is a mod like this for the "you look sick" dialogue? I have searched the nexus but couldn't find anything.
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/88637/
I was in the process of setting up the CK to try and copy this mod to make the sick one but damn is this thing hard to get up and running!
It really is random when they say it and the reason I was requesting this is in my game I DON'T have a disease and NPCs will still comment sometimes. I hope this fixes it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3FuJA1UGvQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuKU4acGCdY
Ultimately, I don't think that it's all that hard, but the number of things that you have to fix with its ini file or via mods is a bit of a pain - particularly if you don't have someone giving you a list of what you need.