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About this mod
Gives you control over the flow of time in Portia - change the speed, go back and forward, and stop and start time using customizable hotkeys.
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First of all, I'm not sure how much some of this might break the game... it doesn't seem to, but no guarantees... if you break it, you get to keep both pieces. See notes below.
This mod adds the following customizable settings and hotkeys to the game:
You should be able to modify all of these settings in game from the mod manager.
Notes:
Install using Unity Mod Manager.
If you want to complain or ask for help or help me test my mods, you can visit my Discord server.
This mod adds the following customizable settings and hotkeys to the game:
- TimeScaleModifier: the rate of time in the game as a number between 0.1x and 10x (default: 0.5x or half normal speed)
- StopTimeKey: the key used to stop and start time (default: "\")
- SubtractTimeKey: the key used to subtract one hour from the game time (default: "[" <- left square bracket next to "p")
- AdvanceTimeKey: the key used to add one hour from the game time (default: "]" <- right square bracket)
- SlowTimeKey: the key used to slow game time by 0.1x (default: "-") (use Left Shift to slow by +1x)
- SpeedTimeKey: the key used to speed up game time by 0.1x (default: "=") (use Left Shift to speed by -1x)
You should be able to modify all of these settings in game from the mod manager.
Notes:
- The TimeScaleModifier and related function was adapted from the already useful Longer Days mod, but that mod only allowed for slowing time. Anyway, thanks to that mod author for their work.
- Stopping time will probably be interrupted when the game tries to stop and start time, hopefully with no adverse consequences, but I haven't tested that out yet.
- Subtracting time does not reverse any appointments, events, etc. that already happened. This may do weird things surrounding quests and such. Use at your own peril! The game itself tries to explicitly prevent going back in time... dunno if there's a reason but I did watch Back to the Future.
- Adding time should be fine, as the game it should just trigger stuff that normally would have triggered anyway. The game itself uses this functionality, e.g. when you're in a dungeon.
- Slowing and speeding up time shouldn't have any adverse effects, it's just simple math.
Install using Unity Mod Manager.
If you want to complain or ask for help or help me test my mods, you can visit my Discord server.