;This is where you store the player's current skillshort SkillLevel;This is where we'll store the current global variable, Timescaleshort CurrentTimescale;This is where we'll temporarily store how much game time the player has spent in the Islesshort TimeSpentInTheIsles;This is where we'll store the real-time seconds the player spends in the Isles between skill-upsfloat Timer;We need some variables to act as flags so that the benefits;of skilling up are only given out once.short Skill01DoOnceshort Skill02DoOnceBegin GameMode	;We need to record the Timescale,	;which is a global variable the game uses to determine	;how much game time passes for how much real time.	;The default is 1 real day = 30 game days,	;but many players change this value	;via console commands, mods, or the Bashed Patch,	;so we're going to store it in a variable	;Without conditions, this will constantly update,	;which we want, in case it changes.	Set CurrentTimescale to Timescale	;We're going to track time spend in the Isles	;in real-life seconds, because that's the most	;accurate way	If GetPlayerInSEWorld == 1		Set Timer to ( Timer + GetSecondsPassed )	EndIf		;We'll need to convert real seconds to values we can work with	;86400 seconds per day in real life	;So say, for example, you want the player to "skill up"	;after 3 days spend in the Isles	;3 real days is 259000 seconds,	;but we need to divide that by the CurrentTimescale to get a usable value	Set TimeSpentInTheIsles to ( Timer / CurrentTimescale )	;and compare that against what 3 days should be with the CurrentTimescale	If TimeSpentInTheIsles >= ( 259200 / Timescale )		;Now we skill up!		Set SkillLevel to ( SkillLevel + 1 )		;and reset the other variables, so we can start clean		set Timer to 0		set TimeSpendInTheIsles to 0	EndIf	;Here, you can do stuff based on the SkillLevel, so	;I'll just toss in a couple examples as a template.	;You can do this with quest stages instead, if you're making	;a proper quest anyway, and give the player the benefits	;in the stage result scripts without conditions or DoOnce flags.	If SkillLevel == 1 && Skill01DoOnce == 0		Player.AddItem YourRewardItemIDGoesHere 1		Set Skill01DoOnce to 1	EndIf	If SkillLevel == 2 && Skill02DoOnce == 0		Player.AddSpell YourRewardSpellIDGoesHere 1		Set Skill02DoOnce to 1	EndIf	;When the player has attained your desired maximum Skill,	;you can stop this script from running by stopping	;the quest.  This is a good way to conserve system	;resources.	;For the sake of example, let's say you want SkillLevel	;10 to be the max.	If SkillLevel == 10		StopQuest YourQuestIDGoesHere	EndIfEnd