rest sleep? How do I pass the night quickly?

[jswilliams]

Currently logged in and paused. Resting on a bed and it's dark out. Very not interested in stumbling around. So how do I accelerate the passing of time, presumably by sleeping/resting on a bed.

[8-The-General-8]

SP or MP?

[AlexTheGerman]

well in Multiplayer (MP) you can't skip time cause it would skip for everyone on the server and that would create some chaos with 60 people.
so no.
you can't skip/accelerate time in scum. probably in the future you can do it in Singleplayer (SP)

[marktkm]

If you're in single player hit "T" to open the chat window and type #settime [0-24] then hit enter. The number you use corresponds to a military clock. So "#settime 6" is 6:00 AM and "#settime 18" is 6:00PM.

If you're in multiplayer you'll just have to wait it out.

[jswilliams]

Ah okay sorry for lack of info. Solo player here, for now, and if/when go to MP totally understand the inability to pass time.

So the chat window if I do #settime 6 I have the power to move the game world to that time.

[8-The-General-8]

Originally posted by jswilliams:

Ah okay sorry for lack of info. Solo player here, for now, and if/when go to MP totally understand the inability to pass time.

So the whole chat window if I do #settime 6 I have the power to move the game world to that time.

You are currently totally excused from noobdom in this game matey.

Devs are acting noobish afterall.

[8-The-General-8]

In SP there are commands in chat window to change the time to your liking.

Last I read.

[Cocoa-Jin]

Night time is a great time. I use it to cook food for the next day or two, craft, and organize my storage...maybe do some repairs.

[seven]

Originally posted by jswilliams:

Ah okay sorry for lack of info. Solo player here, for now, and if/when go to MP totally understand the inability to pass time.

So the chat window if I do #settime 6 I have the power to move the game world to that time.

Yes you can change the world time, but as I understand it time doesn't pass for you, you just skip ahead. If you're badly injured and move time ahead, you're just as badly injured afterwards and don't heal during that skipped time.

[Galadhlinn]

In SP I craft, sort storage, move items from vehicle to storage. This usually gets me through most of the night. Any remaining night, I #settime 04 4am is just enough light to head out and get max daylight to adventure another day.

[Frle]

Hey there! I see you already got the needed info but just to confirm. You can basically do what ever you want in SP, everything is entirely up to you. To "skip" nighttime, #settime followed by a number from 0 to 24 is used, so use it to your liking :)

Have fun!

[Tyl3r99]

For example #settime 19 would be 7pm at least that's how I figured it works

14 = 2pm
8 = 8am
20 = 8pm
It's like a 24 hour clock basically

[jswilliams]

Originally posted by seven:

Originally posted by jswilliams:

Ah okay sorry for lack of info. Solo player here, for now, and if/when go to MP totally understand the inability to pass time.

So the chat window if I do #settime 6 I have the power to move the game world to that time.

Yes you can change the world time, but as I understand it time doesn't pass for you, you just skip ahead. If you're badly injured and move time ahead, you're just as badly injured afterwards and don't heal during that skipped time.

Thanks everyone. I found this interesting. You don't heal but presumably you also don't lose hydration or food levels.

[seven]

Yeah, it's like time travel.

[Schuetze_Klaus]

so if i do this archivements are disabled. how to enable them again?!

[smokey57]

Originally posted by GERSchuetze Klaus:

so if i do this archivements are disabled. how to enable them again?!

Do the settime command, then log out and back in. It'll reset chieves, and you'll be at the time of your choosing.