Where you need to actually find a bed or a sleeping bag or something to sleep to regain your health, fatigue and magicka, instead of just being able to sleep anywhere as long as no enemies were around, kind of similar's to BTB's. I'm not using BTB's mod because I'm afraid it might conflict with some of my mods, though I do intend to use it one day.

Try http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=8707 It includes the need of eat, drink and sleep.

Same reason for not using BTB's mod right now. I don't want it to interfere with any of my mods, and I know some of my mods have btb and nom compatibility plug ins, just don't know which mods.

And doesn't that just make sleeping required? I don't really want that. I want something that makes the requirements to sleep more complex, like having to find a bed or a bedroll.

I think you might be confusing waiting with sleeping. You can wait anywhere, but I'm pretty sure you need to find a bed to sleep.....

Huh? I can rest out in the open and regain my health or in dungeons if there are no enemies around.

What, exactly, are you afraid my mod might conflict with?



That's the way it *should* work, and how my mod sets it up to work, but not how it works by default.

Yeah...that's what happens when I read 12 things at once...

You get your health etc back over time in the game anyway don't you? So getting it back by waiting (which is just an in game time skip) is what's supposed to happen. I don't think it's a *benefit* of resting per se, it's just that it takes you a lot less 'real time' to get your health back. In the absence of a mod, just don't use the 'wait' function and only sleep in a bed. Problem solved really.

Try taking damage then just standing around for say 12 in-game hours and see if your health, magica etc regenerate. I'm pretty sure they will.

I don't know, that's the thing. I know some of my mods came with plug ins that were compatible with your mod, but I don't know which mods had that. I'll sort it out some day.



Hmm, didn't know that. Always thought you restored your magicka and health either through potions or resting. Since there was always a rest until fully healed button, i figured you were actually resting. I would prefer it if you had to rest to restore your health and magicka, instead of just waiting.

EDIT: Okay, I just tested it. Waiting just restores your magicka and fatigue. Then you must actually do rest outside. Okay, BTB already confirmed it, lol.

Aww, hell. I'll just try your mod. Is it compatible with GCD? Does your mod change the leveling system?

Make sleeping harder? I just got an idea for a new plug-in for my mod pack. Don't know how I'm going to do it though. Need to figure out how the game calculates the player's odds of getting attacked in their sleep.

Did I just give you this idea?

No, listening to Buckethead did.


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:P

Sogar, BTB's mod does work with GCD, but make sure that you look at the full feature set. BTB's stuff is modular, but each of the mods within the mod (M O D C E P T I O N) still changes quite a few things in the game. That said, I recommend it heartily.

Yeah, I was looking at the different plug ins, now I'm even more worried. Theres a compatible btb version of the Canadian's robe replacer, DM_DB armor replacer, and a few others. This affects all mods that adds items and weapons in the game? What happens if I use the original plug in instead of the btb compatible ones?

Only fatigue regenerates in vanilla Morrowind. The others won't regenerate unless you use mods.

If you're only looking for the portion of the mod that deals with sleep, you won't have to worry about any of this. The "Settings" plugin doesn't make any changes to any of the mods you listed.


Because BTB's mods should be pretty far down on your load order, BTB's edits will overwrite the changes made by the other mods. In the case of the robes, you might have mesh issues. In the case of the DB armor, you simply won't see any of the new armors. Again, if you only use the "Settings" plugin, you don't need to worry about any of this.