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While the game is paused, world time does not progress. While an enchanted sundial is in use, time progresses 60 times faster than usual. Journey Mode also allows adjusting world time. Be aware that mods could also change how fast time progresses. For example, time can be paused in HerosMod, so relying on World Time for gameplay effects would fail.
Jul 2, 2016 · This mod allow customizing respawn time after death. The respawn times can be configured in-game. This mod, when used alone, brings the Expert mode respawn time down to a much less annoying time, more inline with non-expert mode: Non-Expert: 10 seconds. Non-Expert Boss: 20 seconds.
There's a Load Accelerator mod for FO4 that can be easily repurposed for Skyrim SE. It basically uncaps the framerate during loading screens. When I used that mod, all of my loads were less than 5 seconds.
Feb 22, 2019 · This high detail I did on purpose as it seems to cause a faster load time for some reason, but it helps also later on trying to find a specific spot for where a mod needs to go. As I said, I use 150+ mods (including Promods + expansion for it) and my first time load is about 30 seconds up to 1 minute.
Dec 30, 2017 · Worlds can now be set with time limits to have configurable events take place. For example, to run a timer for 5 minutes that exits the game on completion, type this into the chat or server console: Code: /timer-start 300 exit false. List of commands:
May 5, 2024 · It not only controls the frame rate during loading, but for a range of situations in the game and can be configured for each individually. It also includes several fixes for the game to be able to run at high frame rates. - F4SE with Address Library (updated!) https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/42147.
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There's a nifty little utility mod that shows you what mods load for how long. Loading Profiler. Put it in the mods folder, start Minecraft and then read the loading-log.log with a text editor. There's a Total Time for each mod near the bottom of the file.
