Apparently, even though documented, it doesn't work properly in conditions.
I was looking for a definitive early test (such as the aforementioned 'link.IsInFurnitureState Sit = 1 AND' that works in scripting). Unfortunately, because that test happens afterward, the player sees only 'Never mind.' What I'm currently doing in Touring Carriages is after the player selects 'Where do you want to go?' checking bSitting. 2021 EnaiRim Profile Specific: Improved NPC Encounter Zones (SkyRem. The long-time US*P solution is checking that he's sitting anywhere, fixing a lot of grief, but there are cases of that not being quite correct (sitting inside, sitting on a bench outside). If you want more sweet builds, check out GameSkinnys other Skyrim build guides. ICAIO moves the driver around, and has him sleeping. The problem at the moment is no way to decide whether the vanilla driver is sitting in his carriage seat.
(There already is CarriageSystemFaction and unused JobCarriageFaction.) Not exactly, although your idea is very clever, and I'll look into it for the future. Other mods that may make the game harder: DFB - Random Encounters - adds. If I got this right, you're looking for a way to store the driver state. The mod, Path of Shadows, a major stealth overhaul mod, also makes sneaking harder.
