Talking Matters (Speechcraft overhaul)

This mod is a lua based add-on (that means no OpenMW, I'm so sorry) that I made bacause I wanted the game to recognize the "talking" action some more. I'm the sort of person who still talks to everyone because I like to collect all the topics, even if I've already read them... a lot of times. Also, I kinda wanted more inmersion/role-playing in the whole "you talk everybody's ears off and yet no times passes, and you don't learn a thing about talking better".

And so, I set out to "fix it". So, here are the features this mod has:

[]Talking passes time (also restoring fatigue, at a smaller rate than it would if you just waited). You can toggle this feature off or can set how many minutes each topic takes. You can configure up to how many hours you can pass time this way, so you don't suddenly find you passed 2 days talking to someone (default maximum is 2 hours). This is completely compatible with Ashfall, by the way.

[]Taking trains speechcraft. How much you learn is defined by your intelligence and the speechcraft of the npc your talking to (I assume you just learn more from someone who talks well). If you don't find this progression satisfying, check GOOGLEPOX's "Talking trains speechcraft" (https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/49076) that does the same thing, though we do it differently. As far as I can tell,

GOOGLEPOX's one doesn't train on every topic, but you can configure how much you learn and both mods should be able to work together with no issues.

[]Talking may raise disposition. On every topic, you have a chance of raising the disposition fo the NPC you're talking to by 1; the better your speechcraft is (also, your luck a little bit), the more likely.

[]NPCs won't want to talk to you forever. There is a limit to how much every NPC is willing to talk to you each day (how many topics you can choose from them) and it depends on your speechcraft, class, faction, theirs, their disposition and class.

[] . When you reach that limit, they'll auto-goodbye you once. You can keep talking to them, after that, but you'll lose progressiverly more disposition the longer you stay. You can set the minimum willingness to speak for everybody, for this so even if your character isn't very likable you'll have enough to run around your business without everyone hating you.

[]Repetition checking. You can set the mod to remember what you have talked about with each NPC; on repeated topics, you won't get the benefits of previous points (I really mean benefits: you won't train speechcraft or raise