OSpicyLines

OSpicyLines provides a context-aware subtitle framework for OStim scenes. It reacts to scene behavior in real time, distinguishing between beginnings, detecting scene and speed changes, recognizing orgasms, and forwarding scene endings. NPCs will comment in ways that match both the tone and the type of the ongoing action. The system is lightweight and fully extensible: the default pack supplies a neutral set of lines, and mod authors can easily create their own themed packs.

Features

• []OStim Integration[/]

Monitors OStim thread events (start, scene change, speed change, orgasm, end) and selects appropriate lines dynamically.

• []Scene-Aware Subtitles[/]

Responds to action types, action tags (sexual, oral, etc.), actor tags (standing, kneeling, squatting), and the actor's role as primary, target, performer, or orgasmer. Topics can also be restricted to specific NPCs by form IDs, by actor names, or by faction membership for precise control.

• []Configurable Behavior (MCM)[/]

Adjust the delay between lines, overall talk frequency, allowed event types, player-only mode, subtitle vertical offset, and more. Includes debugging tools and topic reload options for authors.

• []JSON-Based Dialogue Packs[/]

All lines are stored in external JSON files. You can add, remove, or edit topics without recompiling scripts. The included article explains the JSON format so users can create custom packs.

• []Sound Playback[/]

Lines can optionally start with a sound reference (e.g. {S:MyVoices.esp|0x000800}). If present, the sound marker is played from the speaking actor while showing the subtitle text.

• []Pack Management[/]

One or more JSON files declare a message pack. Packs appear in the MCM and can be enabled or disabled individually, allowing users to combine or separate multiple dialogue sets (vanilla, custom, themed, voiced, etc.).

• []SkyrimNet Integration[/]

When SkyrimNet is detected and enabled, announcements are sent as dialogue to a random scene participant. In this mode, iWantWidgets subtitles and sound playback are automatically disabled.

Updating

[*]After installing version 1. 3 (or any later update), it is recommended to open the MCM and run Reload Topics from the System page. This ensures that all packs are correctly re-read and register