Machine Speed lets you choose how fast each machine at your base works. 2 means a job takes half the game time, 0.5 means twice as long. Speeds go up to 100000, so a job can be close to instant: the shortest job is 1 game second. Every speed defaults to 1, and at 1 the mod does not touch that machine at all, so you only change what you set.
a job takes less game time, down to 1 second. Their panels, and the shredder's item tooltips, show the time a job will really take. The shredder's clock shows game hours and minutes, the same as the timer over the machine.
each bucket takes less time, and a fast vat finishes a bucket in seconds. The vat's panel shows the real time per bucket, for the batch, and left on a running job, to the minute, and the timer over the vat shows the real time for the bucket being dyed.
food in a compost bin turns into compost sooner. Only the bin is sped up; food anywhere else rots at the game's pace.
plants grow faster or slower. The timer over each plant and the planting panel's estimate show the sped-up time, and plants already growing when the speed changes move to the new speed within a few seconds.
how fast fuel generators use up fuel. 2 burns it twice as fast; 0.5 makes a tank last twice as long. The time left on the generator's panel follows it.
a drone comes back sooner.
a job takes less game time, down to 1 second. Their panels, and the shredder's item tooltips, show the time a job will really take. The shredder's clock shows game hours and minutes, the same as the timer over the machine.
each bucket takes less time, and a fast vat finishes a bucket in seconds. The vat's panel shows the real time per bucket, for the batch, and left on a running job, to the minute, and the timer over the vat shows the real time for the bucket being dyed.
food in a compost bin turns into compost sooner. Only the bin is sped up; food anywhere else rots at the game's pace.
plants grow faster or slower. The timer over each plant and the planting panel's estimate show the sped-up time, and plants already growing when the speed changes move to the new speed within a few seconds.
how fast fuel generators use up fuel. 2 burns it twice as fast; 0.5 makes a tank last twice as long. The time left on the generator's panel follows it.
a drone comes back sooner.
a brew takes less time, and a fast brew finishes in seconds. The brewing panel and the timer over the barrel show the real time a brew will take and the real time left on a running one, to the minute.
Cooking at a stove or hot pot takes less time. It burns the same fuel per dish at any speed.
how much fuel a stove or hot pot uses for each dish. 0.5 is half, 0 uses none.
Preset sets every speed at once: Vanilla, Relaxed (2x), Fast (5x) or Instant.
with ShredderAutoStart on, an idle shredder starts by itself when you put items into it.
with the Day Length mod, FollowDayLength keeps machines at their real-time pace on longer or shorter days.
more output from the shredder, Ration Press, brewing, compost bins and harvests; bigger brews; faster robot charging; stronger fridges and freezers; more power per unit of generator fuel; and less wear on defense devices.
a Machines button in the tool column lists every machine at home with its picture, what it is making, the time left and when it finishes. Machines that need you are listed first with what to do, then working ones with a progress bar, then idle ones. The button shows how many machines are working and how many need you. Esc closes the window.
a Rush button in the Machines window finishes a running job now for survival points, 0.25 per game hour left by default, at least 1. Compost bins, plants, generators and paused jobs cannot be rushed.
with Exiled's Toolkit, a notice pops up when a machine finishes, a drone comes back or a generator runs out of fuel. Click it to open the Machines window.
FinishClock shows the game time a job finishes instead of the time left.
brewing and cooking used to be in Action Speed. The first time Machine Speed starts, it reads your Brewing and Cooking values from Action Speed's config and uses them.
A shred, ration batch, drone trip or cook that is already running keeps the length it started with. Brews, dye jobs, compost bins, plants and fuel generators follow a new speed straight away, including the ones already running.
Machine Speed writes no data of its own into your save and does not edit game files. A job's sped-up length is held by the job, so it can end up in your save. You can remove the mod at any time; jobs started after that take the game's own time again.
Works in English and Chinese.
BepInEx\config\com.dev.survivallog.machinespeed.cfgChange them on the Mod Manager's Mods screen, or edit the file with the game closed.[Amounts]How much machines make, hold and use. 1 is the game's amount, and at 1 the mod leaves it alone. The output settings carry fractions over to the next job, so 1.5 gives 1 and 2 by turns.
Below the range counts as 1 (or as the bottom of the range for a small positive number on the 0.1 settings); above it counts as the top.
[Machines]The first time the mod starts, Brewing and Cooking take your values from Action Speed's config, where these two settings used to be.
Custom uses each machine's own speed; Vanilla is the game's pace; Relaxed is 2x; Fast is 5x; Instant is 100000x. FuelBurn and CookingFuel keep their own settings.[Overview]The Machines button in the tool column opens a window with every machine at home. Its badge counts the machines that are finished, idle or out of fuel. Close the window with its close button or Esc.
SurvivalLog.exe). The zip holds a BepInEx folder, so the DLL lands in the right place. When asked, merge the folders. The result should be:C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Survival Log\BepInEx\plugins\MachineSpeed.dllSurvival Log\
├─ SurvivalLog.exe
└─ BepInEx\
├─ plugins\
│ └─ MachineSpeed.dll
└─ config\
└─ com.dev.survivallog.machinespeed.cfg (made on first start)Delete MachineSpeed.dll from the BepInEx\plugins folder.
To change a speed, edit BepInEx\config\com.dev.survivallog.machinespeed.cfg while the game is closed, or do it in game on the Mod Manager's Mods screen, where changes take effect at once (see CONFIG.md for every setting; the cfg file explains each setting in English and Chinese). Without Exiled's Toolkit installed, changes made on the Mods screen take effect at the next game start instead.
ShredderAutoStart setting (off by default): an idle shredder starts by itself when you put items into it. Taking items out does not start it.RushPointsPerHour for each game hour left, at least 1 point.Toasts turns them off.FinishClock makes the timers show the game time a job finishes instead of the time left.Preset sets every machine speed at once: Vanilla, Relaxed (2x), Fast (5x) or Instant. Custom keeps each machine's own speed.FollowDayLength speeds machines up to match Day Length, so they keep their real-time pace on a longer day.[Amounts] settings: more output from the shredder, Ration Press, brewing, compost bins and harvests; more bottles per brew; faster robot charging; stronger fridges and freezers; more power per unit of generator fuel; and less (or no) wear on defense devices.Compost setting: how fast compost bins turn food into compost.CookingFuel setting: how much fuel a stove or hot pot uses for each dish.CookingFuel sets it).CookingFuel while a dish is cooking applies to the whole dish, including the part already cooked.Cooking between games only when no dish is cooking. A dish saved mid-cook and loaded at another speed burns its fuel at the new speed, so it can use a lot of fuel at once (or very little).PlantGrowth is set back to 1 between games. Within a game, setting it back to 1 moves them to the game's pace.FridgeStrength does not stack with the room's cold.EquipmentWear is changed.CompostOutput above 1 is lost.RationPressOutput; the batch gives the multiplied amount.FinishClock on, the game's own shredder, brewing and dye panels still show the time left.[img]https://sldb.core-directive.com/img/mods-banner.jpg[/img]
Get Mod Manager to set up all your mods in game | Open the Survival Log wiki for items, recipes and maps[/size]
Found a bug or have an idea? Come say hi on the Core Directive Discord, or post in the Posts tab on Nexus. For bugs, please include BepInEx\LogOutput.log and BepInEx\machine-speed.log.
To reach me directly, message exiled.dev on Discord; you can find me in the official Survival Log Discord. I'm also on X as @AnExiledDev.