Super fast input waiting menu
Added alternate super quick wait menu where you can type the number of weeks, days and hours you want to wait. A day of waiting. Configurable through SkyUI's MCM.
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Added alternate super quick wait menu where you can type the number of weeks, days and hours you want to wait. A day of waiting. Configurable through SkyUI's MCM.
describe
This mod adds another super-fast wait menu where you can type in the number of weeks, days, and hours you want to wait. On some days, only whole numbers are accepted. For hours, you can use decimals. That is, 1.5 hours equals 1 and a half hours. If you don't want to wait for any weeks/days/hours, just press enter to continue to the next input box. You can also close or open the box in MCM. You can also cancel waiting at any time by pressing the hotkey again. The wait menu is completely separate from the vanilla wait menu.
Configuration
Setting the hour interval determines how many hours to skip while waiting to show the passage of time. If you wait for several days, you can specify those days using hourly intervals. For example: set the hour interval to 6, set the number of days to 3, then wait 7 days. The first 4 days will pass one day at a time, while the next 3 days will pass in 6 hour intervals (4 days a day) to show the passage of time. Setting the number of days to 0 makes all times over 1 at once, which is fastest. As a test, I set it to 0 and waited a full year, 365 days, and it took a little more than real time to complete.
Waiting 3 days or more with this mod resets unit and merchant inventories, which is very handy when trying to bugfix or troubleshoot other mods.
See the video below to get a better idea:
compatibility
Should be compatible with everything.
Require
SKSE64
Sky UI
SkyUiLib: This is a link to Skyrim LE, it does work with SSE and is required.
Install
Extract to your data folder
Check your load order
Select and activate hotkeys in MCM
Uninstall
Disable hotkeys in MCM
Uncheck your load order.
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Description
This mod adds an alternate super fast wait menu, where you type the weeks, days and hours you want to wait. For weeks an days, only whole number are accepted. For hours you can use decimals. ie 1.5 hours equals 1 and a half hours. If you don't want to wait any weeks/days/hours just press enter to continue to the next input box. You can also turn off or on boxes in the MCM. You can also cancel the wait anytime by pressing the hotkey again. The wait menu is completely separate from the vanilla wait menu.
Configure
Setting the hours interval determines how many hours skip when waiting, to show passage of time. If waiting multiple days, you can specify how many of those days use the hours interval. For example: Set the hours interval to 6, and the days to 3, and wait for 7 days. The first 4 days will pass a day at a time, and the last 3 days will pass in intervals of 6 hours, 4 per day, showing the passage of time. Set the days to 0 to have all days pass 1 at a time, which is fastest. As a test, I set it to 0 and waited a whole year, 365 days, and it took a little over a minute real time to complete.
Waiting 3 days or more with this mod does reset cells and merchant inventories, which is convenient when trying to bugfix or troubleshoot other mods.
See the video below to get a better idea:
Compatibility
Should be compatible with everything.
Requirements
SKSE64
SkyUI
SkyUiLib:This is a link to Skyrim LE, it does work on SSE and is required.
Installation
Extract to your data folder
Check in your load order
Choose and Activate the HotKey in the MCM
UnInstallation
De-Activate HotKey in MCM
Uncheck in your load order.
My other mods
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.