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A simple mod that changes timescale and makes it close to real life.

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Notice:

In some of viewpoints if you set timescale below 10, it may cause some issues. I couldn't ensure that you'll have no issue when you use this mod.

My personal experience is, 5 is fine, 4 perhaps still good; below 4 is not really suggested but maybe you could try. This scale-decreased Tamriel almost made me give up modding, I didn't notice that Skyrim was not as big as it was described, but I very cared about it, it is a fatal injury for realism.


Description:

A simple mod that modifies timescale.

Currently 1, 3 and 4 set of values are available.

All timescales are made constant.

A short explaination:

Value "1" means when you set timescale to "1", 24 hours (1 day) / 1 = 24, thus 24 hours in real life equal to 1 day in Skyrim.

Value "3" means when you set timescale to "3", 24 hours (1 day) / 3 = 8, thus 8 hours in real life equal to 1 day in Skyrim.

Value "4" means when you set timescale to "4", 24 hours (1 day) / 4 = 6, thus 6 hours in real life equal to 1 day in Skyrim.

Default value is 20.


Benefit of Lower Timescale:

If you use survival mods like RND (or USSEP Version), with this mod you'll not feel that time between breakfast and dinner is like taking a nap.


Why use a plugin for a game setting change?

Perhaps there are many other ways to change timescale well; however, to me, I don't think changing something by console command at the beginning of a playthrough is a good idea, and I personally avoid it as possible as I can, so everything should be directed to mods. There's no esl, because nowadays I'm so lazy to do something on nexus, you could flag it by SSEEdit.


Requirement:

Skyrim.esm
Update.esm
Dawnguard.esm
HearthFires.esm
Dragonborn.esm

I want to make sure that with DLCs the timescales work correctly, so I set them tied.