time master

It dynamically changes the time scale based on the player's position. You can configure 24 different position presets, including presets. You can also turn notifications on/off. Its performance has been optimized.

Master the time

summary

What is a timetable? Timescale is the time scale in the game relative to real life time. Skyrim's default timescale value is 20, which means for every 1 minute in real life 20 minutes pass through the game. Many players like to change the value of immersion time. Also changing the timescale to a lower value (let's say 10) makes the "requires mod" more manageable. You should be aware that changing the timescale value too low (from user feedback 6 is the absolute minimum, 7-8 is a safe minimum for smooth gameplay) may break some tasks and scripts that rely on game time updates.

This mod gives you the ability to command time (hidden without polluting the active effects list), allowing you to bend time at will using 24 position presets. (Just to clarify this is automatic in the game)

Want to take your time while shopping? Just lower the timescale of the "storage" preset.

Do you enjoy spending time at home? Lower the timescale of the "Player's Home" default.

Maybe for the sake of immersion, and you like to make time pass faster when you're on the road, adjust the "Wilderness" preset to a higher value.

Are all these 23 different position presets too many? You can set the mod to Basic Usage and use a single timescale value for any location (configurable).

With this mod, you are the master of time.

Each default has a fallback default architecture. For example;

Vampire Lair Cave> Vampire Lair> Cave> Dungeon> Interior> Default

This mode tells us that if the Vampire Lair Cave's timescale value uses the default value (i.e. 0), it will fall back to the Vampire Lair preset. This fallback will continue as long as the preset value is 0, up to the default preset. If the default preset is also 0, the game's default timescale value of 20 is used.

You can check any preset fallback mode by checking its information text from the configuration menu. See picture below.

Mod has 4 different usage modes.

disabled

Basic - You can use a single timescale value (default preset). You can also configure notifications

standard

advanced

When you first install the mod, it defaults to the standard usage mode of default timescale 10. Standard and Advanced modes include all presets. The difference between them is how you can change the presets. Advanced mode allows you to use the slider control to change the time scale to any value between 0 and 20. Standard mode, on the other hand, allows you to select a timescale value from the find menu. Allowed values ​​are 0 (default), 6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20. This is to serve as a reminder that games below timescale 6 may not work properly (see warning below). I usually use 8 or 10. You can switch between usage modes safely. I did a lot of testing to make sure it worked as expected. ! warn!

Timescale values ​​below 7 or 8 may affect your gameplay and the game may not work properly. It's about the design of the game. From user feedback 6 is the absolute minimum and 7-8 is the minimum for smooth gameplay. Some users report that they use lower values ​​(such as 3 or 1) without problems, but please note that the game is not designed for low timescale values, so you do so at your own risk.

what's new?

Version 1.2

Bug fix: Enabling/disabling "Show Notifications" sometimes didn't work. Reported by MatthiosArcanus

Version 1.1

Added configuration support for Cell Respawn Interval and Cleared Cell Respawn Interval.

Require

SKSE64 is required.

PapyrusUtil SE is also required if you want to use translation files, otherwise it is optional.

SkyUI for MCM configuration.

compatibility

It should be compatible with any mod. If you are using a mode that changes timescale, you may have unpredictable timescale values ​​at launch after launching a save game. For mods that statically change the timescale (f …