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Prevent vanilla world encounter NPCs from turning hostile when you cast non-hostile spells
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Skyrim mod prevents you from accidentally turning peaceful NPCs hostile by healing people
“Ooh, that looks painful, let me help you out! Uh, why are you going for your sword?”
- Vanilla Skyrim, you can encounter non-hostile NPCs during world encounters that are suppose to turn hostile if attacked.
- However, these NPCs do not differentiate between hostile or non-hostile magic.
- You could be minding your own business, healing your friends with Grand Healing; then BAM! You're forced to murder people.
- Other examples of spells that erroneous trigger NPCs include:
- Courage, Rally, Call to Arms - I am just trying to give everyone some encouragement! 🙁
- Calm, Pacify, Harmony - why does calm do the exact opposite!? ☹️
- Healing Hands, Heal Other, Grand Healing - I am just trying to heal people! 😢
- Magelight - I am just trying to help you see better! 😭
- If you use a mod that uses a cloak spell to distribute scripts to these npcs, that might trigger the bug too.
- This mod makes it so you won't trigger hostile reactions from these NPCs from non-hostile spells, and enchantments.
- There are 2 versions:
- A performance-friendlier version that doesn't work with scrolls.
- A version that work with scrolls, but may cause script lag if you are running sub-optimal mods that uses cloak spells to attach scripts to NPCs (they should use SPID instead).
- 4 scripts are edited so they will ignore hits from non-hostile magic effects:
- defaultsetstagealiasscript
- defaultSetStageOnAttacked
- defaultSetStageOnAttackedRefAlias
- wealiasscript
- USSEP changes are forwarded.
- Just some script changes.
- Whenever
- USSEP - USSEP team
Q: Does this mod fix my problem?A: Read the mod description.
Q: Can you make this mod fix my problem?
A: No.
Q: Will you make another mod to fix my problem?
A: Maybe. Irrelevant requests on unrelated mods are annoying however, so don't ask here.