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I've uploaded a 1 to 1 TimeScale.esp on request so it's realtime.... 1 hour Game-time equals 1 hour Real-time..
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:::::::EDIT 4-jan-2009:::::::
For the people that want the TimeScales *.esp....I did put them up again on request..

There are 5 different TimeScales to choose from:

TimeScale 3,5,15,20 and 25..

Enjoy..
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This is more of a tip for the people who want a different timescale:

i.e. set timescale to 3 -----> equals 3 hours in-game is 1 hour real-time.

After you have loaded a save-game, hit ` (console) you can manually set the timescale you want (ie."set timescale to 3", but without the " ")
exit the console (press ` again) and quicksave or save your game....that's it, have fun.

p.s. I didn't know that setting a different timescale would save at first, I belief it didn't with Oblivion, but it does..so..:D

You can always check your current timescale by typing in the console: getglobalvalue timescale

Keep in mind 30 is the original vanilla timescale.

Brought to you by: FeLa (and Slyvena1 for noticing ;))