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About this mod
Speed up or slow down nights (and days) via an easy to use MCM. Useful if you prefer longer days and shorter nights, or vice versa!
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I've always enjoyed the night time in Skyrim, but I prefer them to pass a little faster than the days. Editing the timescale setting via console is fine but I figured why not have it automated and configurable!
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With an easy to use MCM you can now set the timescale of both your days and nights, and receive a small notification when the timescale changes (with the real life to Skyrim minutes ratio) in game.
There is a lower and upper limit, 5 and 120 respectively, for the timescale settings as per the various discussions and documented examples I could find online for safe lower limits.
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Should be safe to uninstall midgame via the uninstall option in the MCM, but I'd advise just resetting the timescale back to your preferred values and then ignoring the mod until your next playthrough.
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Originally inspired by Dynamic Timescale and Dynamic Timescale SE, by Kae Arby and Morashtak respectively. Please take a moment to check out Dynamic Timescale for an alternative way of managing your timescale in game!
This is my first mod with an MCM and as such I used the Dynamic Timescale mod and it's scripts as a reference to make this, so credit to Kae and Morashtak for their contributions to the modding scene and open permissions which helped and allowed me to create this!
Permissions from Kae, as per the Dynamic Timescale modpage - "This mod, and all of its associated files, are public domain. While I would appreciate mention if you use these files, even that isn't necessary."
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With an easy to use MCM you can now set the timescale of both your days and nights, and receive a small notification when the timescale changes (with the real life to Skyrim minutes ratio) in game.
There is a lower and upper limit, 5 and 120 respectively, for the timescale settings as per the various discussions and documented examples I could find online for safe lower limits.
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Should be safe to uninstall midgame via the uninstall option in the MCM, but I'd advise just resetting the timescale back to your preferred values and then ignoring the mod until your next playthrough.
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Originally inspired by Dynamic Timescale and Dynamic Timescale SE, by Kae Arby and Morashtak respectively. Please take a moment to check out Dynamic Timescale for an alternative way of managing your timescale in game!
This is my first mod with an MCM and as such I used the Dynamic Timescale mod and it's scripts as a reference to make this, so credit to Kae and Morashtak for their contributions to the modding scene and open permissions which helped and allowed me to create this!
Permissions from Kae, as per the Dynamic Timescale modpage - "This mod, and all of its associated files, are public domain. While I would appreciate mention if you use these files, even that isn't necessary."