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About this mod
Adds the need to sleep in the game, with tracking for tiredness and sleep deprivation. Tiredness confers positive or negative effects, and tiredness in turn is affected by sleep deprivation, awake time length and sleep length.
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Successor to my mod of the same name for original Skyrim.
Adds a sleep need system for the game, with not much to configure. Depending on the current tiredness level, there are some buffs and debuffs applied. These range from improved skill gain speed when well rested to slower skill gain speed, carry weight penalties and slower movement speeds when exhausted.
This also disables the vanilla sleep buffs.
How it works
Sleep balance / sleep deprivation
This keeps track of the sleep deprivation level for the player. This starts from a days worth or 16 hours "banked" when fully slept. This goes down with game time, affecting how fast you'll get tired with lower values. At 0, this is "neutral" and after that tiredness will settle in more quickly. Sleeping will restore this roughly at the rate of 2 hours per 1 hour slept. This restoration amount depends also on your race.
Tiredness
Any effects are based on this value, and is shown with a textual description in the config pane. The actual value can be seen with detailed info on.
Here, well rested is set at -10, which then goes up as you get more tired, with 0 being the neutral point of neither rested nor tired. Higher values are more tired.
Sleeping
Sleeping always restores you to at least somewhat rested state, but if you're very sleep deprived, that will not last long. The more sleep deprived you are, the less rested you are after sleeping if the sleep wasn't enough to counter all the sleep deprivation. Sleep durations shorter than 7h also recover less sleep balance than longer durations.
Vampires
Vampires in general need less sleep. They get tired slower, and recover balance quicker when sleeping. Feeding also recovers sleep balance and tiredness slightly.
Extras
Optionally, fast travel can also be disabled when tired enough. If this is configured, enabling it again will required being rested.
Adds a sleep need system for the game, with not much to configure. Depending on the current tiredness level, there are some buffs and debuffs applied. These range from improved skill gain speed when well rested to slower skill gain speed, carry weight penalties and slower movement speeds when exhausted.
This also disables the vanilla sleep buffs.
How it works
Sleep balance / sleep deprivation
This keeps track of the sleep deprivation level for the player. This starts from a days worth or 16 hours "banked" when fully slept. This goes down with game time, affecting how fast you'll get tired with lower values. At 0, this is "neutral" and after that tiredness will settle in more quickly. Sleeping will restore this roughly at the rate of 2 hours per 1 hour slept. This restoration amount depends also on your race.
Tiredness
Any effects are based on this value, and is shown with a textual description in the config pane. The actual value can be seen with detailed info on.
Here, well rested is set at -10, which then goes up as you get more tired, with 0 being the neutral point of neither rested nor tired. Higher values are more tired.
Sleeping
Sleeping always restores you to at least somewhat rested state, but if you're very sleep deprived, that will not last long. The more sleep deprived you are, the less rested you are after sleeping if the sleep wasn't enough to counter all the sleep deprivation. Sleep durations shorter than 7h also recover less sleep balance than longer durations.
Vampires
Vampires in general need less sleep. They get tired slower, and recover balance quicker when sleeping. Feeding also recovers sleep balance and tiredness slightly.
Extras
Optionally, fast travel can also be disabled when tired enough. If this is configured, enabling it again will required being rested.