PC Head Tracking and Voice Type

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Description

Head Tracking Options

If enabled, the player character moves their head to look at something or someone.

You can choose either one or both of the following methods for detecting head tracking targets.

• []Crosshair Detection: Detects the current crosshair target unless it is a furniture object (chairs, beds etc) or behind the player.

  []Speaker Detection: Detects a nearby actor that is speaking within the specified radius unless the actors is in Ghost state (immune to any attacks or spell effects).

  This function will automatically be disabled while weapons are drawn, first person perspective, and riding mounts.

  The behavior is smooth and does not cause periodic twitching/bobbling of the head.

  It is also customizable with options to your preferences, such as 'Exception Filter (excludes inanimate objects or inanimate actors)', 'Tracking Distance', 'Tracking Interval' and 'Fix Spine (moves only the head and keeps the spine unaffected)' etc.

  • []Fixes a vanilla bug that disallows High Elf vampires to use head tracking animations.

    Facial Expression Options

    Allows the player to make a facial expression when the head tracking is active.

    The expressions can be set for each relationship ranks, so you can set it depending on your character's personality.

    This option also enables eye tracking animations.

    Greeting Options

    Allows the player to greet someone when the greeting hotkey is pressed.

    • []Automatic Greeting: If this option is enabled, the player will automatically greet nearby actors that have the specified or higher relationship rank with the player when the 'Speaker Detection' is active. This option does not work for summoned actors, hostile actors, current followers and the same actor per day. Also, actors in a quest scene will be ignored.

      Voice Type Options

      You can set the supported voice types for each female and male character with the Voice Type Menu.

      Also you can obtain voice types from crosshair targets with the Voice Type Selector.

      By default, it is set to not work for unsupported voice types.

      With the Unrestricted Mode enabled, it can obtain any voice type from any actor with no restriction.

      This is useful for voice types that are not listed in the menu.

      For example, if you wish to use Draugr Voice, enable the Unrestricted Mode and use the voice type selector to a Draugr.

      It works also for characters in DLCs.

      Presets for some unsupported voice types can be downloaded from the Optional Fil