How to change the timescale (console command or ini settings)?

[lupus_hegemonia]

Hello to all.

In Skyrim, you could open the console and type "set timescale to x" and you could change the ingame time (how it pass). So, what's the same command for Starfield? Or ini settings?

Thxs.

[kdodds]

You might want to think on that a bit. Until some confirmed explanation as to how it works and what it affects is released. From what I can tell, there are at least two clocks running, a local (subjective) clock and some universal (objective?) clock. The two can't really align because their hours:days differ. With that in mind, would set timescale affect only the current area/planet, or would it affect all locals? Or would it not affect local at all and only affect "global" (I think they call it "universal" time? Or would it affect both? I honestly would not mess with it until it's explained. And this is coming from someone who immediately changes BGS game's timescale to 6.

[lupus_hegemonia]

So, there isn't something about it, for now.

[AbientAle]

Yeah I would recommend waiting for a mod/etc for that. I was curios too, cause in the old games I would usually slow things down by half or so to make it a little more immersive. To interlinked with the games missions/mechanics this time though I think. Would need a 'universal & local time sync to each planets own orbit mechanics' so ya know... 1000 or so clocks synced to uni time, mess one up and.... well...