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Not that I know of, but it is definitely doable.
Any NPC with the IGNORE_UNDEAD_CRIME tag will ignore undeads, so someone could make a mod that gives specific NPCs the tag at specific intervals, such as after completing their quests.
It's tedious, and not worth the effort, but possible.
I actually am looking for something similar, but not exactly this.
See, I like the idea of ... some ... people being upset about me being undead. But not folks I saved, ghosts or some specific NPCs.
Is there any other mod that does something similar, but keeps the aversion for 'do-well' NPCs and religious folk (Magister, Paladin, ...)?
The mod gives every character the IgnoreUndeadCrime tag and removes the veiled undead status entirely. It literally can't not work unless you have some other mod that touches either the tag or the veiled undead status. Moving it to the bottom of the load order might help.
An easy way to check if the mod is active and working is to see if you don't have the veiled undead status even if you're fully covered (because this mod removes it, as it's no longer needed).
I can verify it works fine for me and my 200+ mod list (including the big stuff like divinity unleashed and odinblade's mods) in singleplayer and multiplayer, and I also have it near the bottom of the load order.
works fine for me
works fine for me