Dynamic time scale SE

Changes the game's timescale depending on whether you're outdoors, indoors, or in combat. Periodic automatic scales can be performed. This is an SSE port of Kae Arby's dynamic time scaling. Requires Dawnguard and Dragonborn DLC.

Change the schedule of your game depending on whether you are outdoors, indoors or fighting. Periodic automatic scales can be performed.

This is the dynamic timescale of the port to Kai Albi Port. If you find this version useful, please go to the original file, download it, and endorse it to show the original authors the respect they deserve.

What, how to do it?

Sometimes late at night I start asking myself why an old pattern doesn't work in SE. Sometimes, like now, it's just a matter of brute force and ignorance that gets the job done. In this case it's decompressing the BSA file and running the mod through CK. After testing it multiple times, it seems to work as advertised. (I also have Papyrus and I doubt this will be of any use.)

No, don't ask me what's going on, you'd better ask Todd.

To check if it's working in game, open the console and type "getGlobalValue TimeScale" and check if it has changed to what you selected in the MCM menu (yes, this works too, please do the math, eh)

All hail Kay Albee! The original author, the genius, the wizard, he put in all the hard work.

(The following is reproduced verbatim, if there are any changes due to SSE, please indicate)

Dynamic time scale V4! Ed.v1.0 for SSE)

public domain

(I'm Keith) When I created this module I put it in the public domain, and now I'm officially saying that the dynamic timescale is public domain. I've done everything I can to do this. If you want to change the pattern, translate it, rip it off, or lay it on rails and flatten it like a penny, then so be it. Don’t ask, just do it. While my work is appreciated, it's not necessary.

Is this thing useful?

This mod does two things. First, it changes your time scale depending on whether your character is indoors, outdoors, running around in the wilds of Horizon, and whether you're in combat. Second, it can perform

Automatically save periodically or after specific events (especially after combat or after unlocking).

required

horizon

SKSE 2.0.7 or higher (see skse.silverlock.org)

SkyUI 5.1 or higher (see Tianlong)

If using Dawnguard or Dragonborn versions, their respective expansions. (- Dawnguard and Dragonborn are required, feel free to make your own non-DLC version.)

Upgrading is not applicable at this time

If you are upgrading from an earlier version of dynamic timescales, before

Uninstall the old module, enter the configuration manual and

Advanced options, select Uninstall. Save your game and upgrade to

New version.

Dynamically adjust time scale

There are up to six different TimeScales to will be switched to when...

The timescale of the wilderness is used as your character roams the game.

General wilderness of the sky (you're not in a building/dungeon)

Or in one of the major cities. )

When your character is inside a building or dungeon, the indoor timescale is used.

When your role is

Or you're in an "outdoor" dungeon.

)

Each of these settings has a partner setting for when your character is in combat (which may mean you have two characters).

Your weapons are drawn and an aggressive NPC is fighting or actively looking for

You or both. )

Fast travel, sleep and wait

Due to some new features in SKSE, the dynamic timescale will now switch to

Whenever the map is opened, sleeping or waiting, the time scale is 20 by default.

menu and will immediately switch back to the desired timescale.

Leave the menu behind.

cycle self-steering

A new feature of DynamicTimeScale. This will perform an automatic save in

at regular intervals and optionally within

A battle session or after opening the lock.

Autoscale comes with a warning message, a warning message in the upper left corner of the screen, and a slight warning message.

Delay, giving you time to "get your shit together" before being in …