You Can Sleep SKSE Remake
Remastered SKSE plug-in that allows you to sleep and wait anytime, anywhere, in any conditions.
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About this mod Machine translation
Remastered SKSE plug-in that allows you to sleep and wait anytime, anywhere, in any conditions.
1740/5000 Introduction:
Underthesky's Origal You Can Sleep mod, this is a remastered offset compiled against the latest address libraries, so it's version agnostic. (>1.5.39)
Original mod description:
Have you ever been annoyed by Skyrim's sleep restrictions?
Or is it because the game prevents you from entering the sleep state allowed by the rules?
This mod was created after spending two nights camping on cold, hard stone on top of the Hall of Achievement and being attacked by Dragon because Skyrim was adamant that I was "asked to leave". It allows you to disable any of the following:
You cannot sleep in the bed you own.
You can't sleep during the invasion.
You couldn't sleep when you were asked to leave.
You can't sleep while the guards are chasing you.
You can't sleep when enemies are nearby.
You can't sleep when your health is compromised.
You can't sleep in the air. (No, I didn't make this up)
The object is already used by someone else. (bed only)
This also works with the related wait options
All of this is done by modifying the game code using SKSE. There are no spells, abilities, hotkeys or menus. There are also no scripts, no esp files, and the installation can be (cancel) at any time.
Configuration:
By default all features are enabled, you can open the json file and change specific options from true to false.
Installation method:
Install using Mod Organizer 2 or Vortex, or download manually and install using the tools above.
Manual installation: No, it's 2020.
Permissions:
Source code inherits and maintains the MIT license, but binary uploads do not.
Please contact me before redistributing on other sites.
credit:
underthesky - the original MOD you can sleep with
Ryan (Fudgyduff) - CommonLibSSE
resource:
source code
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Brief:
Orginal You Can Sleep mod by underthesky, this is remake with updated offsets, compiled against the latest address library so it's version independent. (> 1.5.39)
Original Mod Description:
Have you ever been annoyed because of the restrictions Skyrim places on sleeping?
Or perhaps because the game prevented you from sleeping even where the rules should allow, because of a bug?
This mod was created after spending two nights camping on the cold, hard stone atop the Hall of Attainment and getting attacked by a Dragon because Skyrim was adamant that I was "being asked to leave". It allows you to disable any of these:
You cannot sleep in an owned bed.
You cannot sleep while trespassing.
You cannot sleep while being asked to leave.
You cannot sleep while guards are pursuing you.
You cannot sleep when enemies are nearby.
You cannot sleep while taking health damage.
You cannot sleep in the air.(No, I didn't make this one up)
This object is already in use by someone else. (Beds only)
This also appies to the related wait options
All of this is done by modifying game code with SKSE. No spells, powers, hotkeys or menus. Also no scripts, no esp file and (un)installable at any time.
Configuration:
Everything is enabled by default, you can open the json file and change specific option from true to false.
Installation:
Install with Mod Organizer 2 or Vortex, or manual download then install with above-said tools.
Manual installation: No, it's 2020.
Permission:
The source code inherits and sustains the MIT License, but the binary upload is not.
Contact me before redistributing on other sites.
Credits:
underthesky - orginal You Can Sleep mod
Ryan (Fudgyduff) - CommonLibSSE
Resources:
Source Code
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.