动作加速

Action speeds come in three levels. Everything in [Actions] sets every action at once. Each section below ([Eating], [Health] and so on) has an All that sets the whole section. Each single setting in a section sets one kind of action. The most specific setting above 0 wins: a single setting beats its section's All, and All beats Everything. Leave a setting at 0 to follow the level above it.

Every action and the setting it follows are listed in BepInEx\action-speed-actions.txt (see below).

[Actions]

Sections

Every section has All (default 0, follows Everything). Every single setting defaults to 0 and follows its section's All.

For example, to make everything twice as fast but leave sleep alone: Everything = 2 in [Actions] and Sleep = 1 in [Rest]. To speed up only farming: All = 3 in [Farming].

The action list

To find an action's id and the setting it follows, open BepInEx\action-speed-actions.txt. The mod writes it once the game has loaded its tables, and again once the game's language has loaded. Each line reads id | name | setting | game clock -> with this mod | why, with times in minutes of game time. The setting is written as Section/Setting, such as Hygiene/Toilet. When an action keeps its full benefits, its time ends in , full benefits. The last column is one of:

• Changed: sped up (or slowed down) by its speed setting.
• Overridden: set by Overrides.
• GameSpeed: its speed works out to 1, so it keeps the game's time.
• TimedElsewhere: not timed by this table (crafting, brewing, cooking and some others). Its time shows as "not timed by this table", and neither a speed setting nor an override changes it. Use the [Speed] section for crafting. Brewing and cooking are in the Machine Speed mod.

FreeSecondSearch counts a container as searched once its contents have been opened the first time. It applies to every search that opens a container, whatever its speed or override, with FullBenefits on or off. The action list does not show it, because it depends on the container.

Speeds and override speeds are held between 0.25 and 20. A value below 0.25 is raised to 0.25 and a value above 20 is lowered to 20.

What 0 does here:

• Everything at 0 or less counts as 1, the game's pace.
• An All or a single setting at 0 or less follows the level above it. To put one kind of action back at the game's pace while the rest is sped up, write 1.
• An override with a speed of 0 or less, or an entry that is not id:speed, is skipped. The log says ignored override '<entry>', write it as id:speed with a speed above 0 at startup and whenever an action setting changes.
• An override of 1 puts that one action back at the game's pace even when its setting is sped up.

Settings from 0.7 and older

Older versions had one speed per game action type (FurnitureUse, Food, Rest, Entertainment, Exercise, Social, Treatment, Move, Other, Free, RepairFurniture) and a Reading speed. The first time 0.8 starts with such a file, it moves those values to the new settings so every action keeps the speed it had, then removes the old keys. The speed most actions shared becomes Everything, a section where most settings share a speed gets that as its All, and only the settings that differ get their own value. The log says what was moved. The old [Speed] Brewing and Cooking lines, which Machine Speed took over in 0.5, are removed too.

Crafting and expedition travel are timed apart from the action table, so they have their own speeds here. At 1 (the default) the mod does not touch them at all. Brewing and cooking speeds are in the Machine Speed mod.

Each is held between 0.25 and 20. A value outside that range is pulled to the nearest end, and the log says so at startup and when the setting changes, for example Speed/Crafting = 50 is outside 0.25 to 20, using 20.

What 0 does here: 0 or a negative number counts as 1, the game's pace, and the log says so at startup and when the setting changes, for example Speed/Crafting = 0 is not a speed above 0, using the game's pace (1).

A craft keeps the length it had when it started, so a change here only affects crafts started after it. A Travel change applies to the next trip.

1 is the game's speed and 2 is twice as fast. Each is held between 0.25 and 5. A value below 0.25 is raised to 0.25 and a value above 5 is lowered to 5. A 0 (or a negative number) is raised to 0.25, a quarter of the game's walking speed. When all three are exactly 1, the mod does not touch walking at all.

A work speed adds to each action's own speed: with Sleep at 2 and your Speed at 2, you sleep four times as fast. The action still gives its full effect, even with FullBenefits off. Raiders and creatures always keep the game's pace. Each is held between 0.25 and 20, and 0 or a negative number counts as 1. When all three are exactly 1, they change nothing.