time passes
Actions like crafting, bartering, eating, reading, and training contribute to the passage of game time.
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About this mod Machine translation
Actions like crafting, bartering, eating, reading, and training contribute to the passage of game time.
A relatively simple mode that moves me from another simpler mode to make the game time pass through the action. That doesn't mean you'll be experiencing these things in real time, but it will allow the sun to set in the game after you've crafted the Guardian Armor or something.
Time Passes....while bartering, depending on how much time you spend on the barter menu..while mixing potions and poisons, depending on the value of the elixir created. .while cooking, depending on the value and weight of the food. .Mesmerizing, based on the value of the soul gem used. .Meanwhile smelting, based on the weight of the item created..Meanwhile, based on the value and weight of the item created. .Also tan, depending on the weight of the item created..Craft other furniture based on the value and weight of the item created. .When eating or drinking, depending on the value of the item consumed. .While reading, depends on the time you spend in the book menu (with the book open). .In training, it depends on how much you spend on training sessions.
The time required for each operation can be customized in the MCM menu, including the contribution of the item's value and weight to the time duration. Additionally, you can set a maximum play time, via an action, initially set to 12 play hours.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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