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About this mod
SFSE plugin that makes random NPCs mind their own business too, not just yours..
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
About this mod:
If you have ever get annoyed by NPCs staring at you almost every time you're passing through with quite often a very disturbing face, then this mod may sound interesting to you.
What does this mod do?
First of all, not miracles unfortunately.. only the following:
- NPCs don't stare at you all the time when they're around you (lowered, "random" chance)
- you need to be closer to them to trigger their eyetracking
- they don't look at you as many seconds as before, they may only take a "quick look" at you, randomly
- they don't rotate their heads in ~100° and follow you with their eyes until you leave
- syncs the headtrack and eyetrack movements close to each other in time; a shorter timeframe between eye and head movements ("look then quickly start turning head") make them look like less "robotic" especially while moving
Notes: it doesn't affect the player and the dialogue scenes either.
It is the very first mod I made for Starfield (though I made quite a few for Fallout 4 :). It doesn't (can't) turn NPCs "ultra-realistic" or give flirty faces to them or anything like that. It doesn't change NPCs' facial appearance either (even the occasionally overexposed eye white of some NPCs remained the same, although hopefully a bit less noticable now..).
Here are some videos about the mod, with a comprasion to the vanilla eye movements. Take a look at them, and if you don't see any difference then this mod is probably not for you. (Animations/situations are pretty much random so funny stuff may still happen despite using the mod but the chances are much lower...).
Requirements:
Starfield Script Extender
Install/Uninstall:
Install: either with your mod manager or extract the archive in {...Steam installation folder}\Starfield\Data, just like any SFSE plugins.
Uninstall: either with mod manager or simply remove the extracted plugin file. It doesn't make any permanent changes to your game or save files and can be uninstalled anytime.
Credits:
SomeCrazyGuy
(from Github; for the plugin template to easily set up SFSE)
(code was used only in v1.0. From v1.1, the mod is now based on the native SFSE plugin API)
If you have ever get annoyed by NPCs staring at you almost every time you're passing through with quite often a very disturbing face, then this mod may sound interesting to you.
What does this mod do?
First of all, not miracles unfortunately.. only the following:
- NPCs don't stare at you all the time when they're around you (lowered, "random" chance)
- you need to be closer to them to trigger their eyetracking
- they don't look at you as many seconds as before, they may only take a "quick look" at you, randomly
- they don't rotate their heads in ~100° and follow you with their eyes until you leave
- syncs the headtrack and eyetrack movements close to each other in time; a shorter timeframe between eye and head movements ("look then quickly start turning head") make them look like less "robotic" especially while moving
Notes: it doesn't affect the player and the dialogue scenes either.
It is the very first mod I made for Starfield (though I made quite a few for Fallout 4 :). It doesn't (can't) turn NPCs "ultra-realistic" or give flirty faces to them or anything like that. It doesn't change NPCs' facial appearance either (even the occasionally overexposed eye white of some NPCs remained the same, although hopefully a bit less noticable now..).
Here are some videos about the mod, with a comprasion to the vanilla eye movements. Take a look at them, and if you don't see any difference then this mod is probably not for you. (Animations/situations are pretty much random so funny stuff may still happen despite using the mod but the chances are much lower...).
Vanilla Head & Eyetracking:
(for comprasion)
Mod:
(for comprasion)
Mod:
Requirements:
Starfield Script Extender
Install/Uninstall:
Install: either with your mod manager or extract the archive in {...Steam installation folder}\Starfield\Data, just like any SFSE plugins.
Uninstall: either with mod manager or simply remove the extracted plugin file. It doesn't make any permanent changes to your game or save files and can be uninstalled anytime.
Credits:
SomeCrazyGuy
(from Github; for the plugin template to easily set up SFSE)
(code was used only in v1.0. From v1.1, the mod is now based on the native SFSE plugin API)