tried, failed, deleted. down side to time scale mods....... more often than not people have no clue just how many aspects they need to make them work properly. Be nice to find one that doesn't break the game. This 1 minute real time for 20 minutes in-game time is just retarded
This mod is really dangerous! When I have this mod activated, the clock is already night, so I choose to sleep in Whiterun Inn. That time I sleep at 11.49 pm and then woke at 8.49 am. I exit the inn and suddenly I found that Beletor Trader is not open. I check the Warmaiden (BlackSmith in Whiterun) and the door is still closed with Adept level lock.
I think this mod fix the timescale, but not the NPC schedule. So..I must say : Use it at your own risk. Make sure you make another save when this mod installed. I make 10 (SafeZone, Dungeon, LevelUp, Outside and SafeZone2nd), that way I survive and manage to load a not far save from the Whiterun. I'm so sorry for my complain here...
@nicebadboy: are you typing with your elbows or something? LOL.
@Dragonboon: Your description states "Global timescale altered to 5. Basically that means that 1 minute in real life is 5 minutes in game. So a in game day lasts for 2 hours and 48 minutes in real life."
Last time I checked, there were 24 hours in a real day, that's 1440 minutes. If the timescale is 1:5 then a Skyrim day will last 1440/5=288 real-time minutes. That is, 288/60= 4 hours and 48 minutes.
But when just using the console only, the time will revert back to vanilla when you use slow down time events (eagle eye or block) or when waiting more that 12 hours. This mod, and others, make it so that when these events happen, the timescale is not reverted to vanilla timescale; in other words, it stays at 5 (vanilla is 20).
This is incorrect. Changing the timescale via the console will be stored in the next save you create and therefore carried over to all consecutive saves.
Ã¥hh thes its realy good if thes works its it just whot i ben lookin for i realy whont the days and night to be a littel longer hav much longer ar thes insted of the old on hav long time vos the normal
@cryptonite1 If you use console-commands, you will have to type the commands every time you start a game. This mod makes it easier. It's a small mod, but it works and after a while you forget that you even installed it. Much more immersion.
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This mod is really dangerous! When I have this mod activated, the clock is already night, so I choose to sleep in Whiterun Inn. That time I sleep at 11.49 pm and then woke at 8.49 am. I exit the inn and suddenly I found that Beletor Trader is not open. I check the Warmaiden (BlackSmith in Whiterun) and the door is still closed with Adept level lock.
I think this mod fix the timescale, but not the NPC schedule. So..I must say : Use it at your own risk. Make sure you make another save when this mod installed. I make 10 (SafeZone, Dungeon, LevelUp, Outside and SafeZone2nd), that way I survive and manage to load a not far save from the Whiterun. I'm so sorry for my complain here...
@Dragonboon: Your description states "Global timescale altered to 5. Basically that means that 1 minute in real life is 5 minutes in game. So a in game day lasts for 2 hours and 48 minutes in real life."
Last time I checked, there were 24 hours in a real day, that's 1440 minutes. If the timescale is 1:5 then a Skyrim day will last 1440/5=288 real-time minutes. That is, 288/60= 4 hours and 48 minutes.
But when just using the console only, the time will revert back to vanilla when you use slow down time events (eagle eye or block) or when waiting more that 12 hours. This mod, and others, make it so that when these events happen, the timescale is not reverted to vanilla timescale; in other words, it stays at 5 (vanilla is 20).
This is incorrect. Changing the timescale via the console will be stored in the next save you create and therefore carried over to all consecutive saves.
If you use console-commands, you will have to type the commands every time you start a game. This mod makes it easier. It's a small mod, but it works and after a while you forget that you even installed it. Much more immersion.