Before I download this, I would like to know if using the Wait function will count as sleeping. I don't want my guy to level up (he lives in the wilderness, basically, and I don't want to fight ogres all the time). So, yeah. Does waiting count? Or is there a way I can disable leveling completely? Because THAT would be nice. Thanks!
Great mod! Adds more realism to the game. I wouldn't mind seeing what type of bed or environment one is sleeping in effect how restful the sleep actually is. But until I learn how to do this sort of thing I'll appreciate the hard work of others.
You could upgrade to my mod (shameless plug), Real Sleep Extended. It not only take bed type or inside/outside into account, but also the time of day (where normal character sleep best during the night and vampires best during the day, while thief characters can be set to sleep equally well during the day, provided they sleep inside). It also have a lot of other additional features and is fully configurable through a ini file, or OBMM install script (optional).
Great mod! Adds more realism to the game. I wouldn't mind seeing what type of bed or environment one is sleeping in effect how restful the sleep actually is. But until I learn how to do this sort of thing I'll appreciate the hard work of others.
I have discovered an amusing bug involving Vampirism. If you become a vampire while still needing rest, your stats influenced by the vampire stat abilities will go up...and up, and up, and so on and so forth with apparently no limit. In just about thirty seconds or so I had a strength of about 600.
Luckily this can be avoided by either disabling Real Sleep temporarily or by resting IMMEDIATELY again after becoming a vampire.
I like it. It is one of the better executed sleep mods I've seen. It's a shame a lot of the really better done ones don't get as much recognition as the average done popular ones, like Axebane's mods. A kudos to you!
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Unfortunately your MOD requires OBSE.
You could upgrade to my mod (shameless plug), Real Sleep Extended. It not only take bed type or inside/outside into account, but also the time of day (where normal character sleep best during the night and vampires best during the day, while thief characters can be set to sleep equally well during the day, provided they sleep inside). It also have a lot of other additional features and is fully configurable through a ini file, or OBMM install script (optional).
Luckily this can be avoided by either disabling Real Sleep temporarily or by resting IMMEDIATELY again after becoming a vampire.
Looks very good, thanks!
I think a good think to do is make player "go to sleep" animaiton.