RestUp

Description

RestUp is a Morrowind mod designed to enhance your in-game resting experience with lore-friendly and humorous messages. With the help of advanced RNG and scheduling scripts, this mod provides a unique touch to your Morrowind gameplay by displaying random messages tailored to different times of the day whenever you wake up from resting.

Features

• []Time-Based Messages: Over 500 unique, lore-friendly messages divided across various times of the day: Early Morning, Mid Morning, Afternoon, Mid Afternoon, Evening, and Night.

  []ForBirds Special Message: A special message reserved for those waking up between 2 AM and 5 AM, maintaining the essence of the mod's humor.

  []Toggle Options: Enable or disable messages for specific times of the day through the in-game settings menu.

  []Advanced RNG: Custom RNG script to ensure a fresh and varied experience with each wake-up.

  []Scheduler Integration: Efficient scheduler script that minimizes the mod's footprint on your game’s performance.

  Written for OMW 0. 49. 0Try it on other versions and let us know if it works!

• []Extract the Mod Files:

  []Place the contents of the RestUp

  folder into your Morrowind Data Files directory.

[]Enable the Mod:

• []Ensure the .omwscripts

  files are properly placed in the Data Files directory.

[]Activate the Mod:

• []Launch OpenMW and activate the RestUp

  mod in your mod manager.

Usage

• []Resting:

  []Rest as usual in-game, and enjoy the new random messages upon waking.

  []Settings:

  • []Navigate to the settings menu and find the RestUp section to customize your experience by toggling specific time period messages on or off.

    Credits

    • []Main Developer: Shawn Clemmerson

    • AI Collaboration and Scripting: Lex (GPT-4)

    PermissionsFeel free to use and modify the code, but please credit Lex (GPT-4) and Clemmerson in your works. This mod is intended to be a community resource, encouraging further contributions and integrations.

    The RNG and Scheduler are modular.

    Here are some notes on how to implement them.

    "Other scripts can now require the time_tracker.lua module to get the current time period.

    luaCopy code

    -- Example usage in another scriptlocal time_tracker = require('scripts.restup.time_tracker')local currentTimePeriod = time_tracker.getTimePeriod()print("The current time period is: " .. currentTimePeriod)

    ME: "Amazing work. Now we have an rng and scheduler that can contribute to more advanced mods. Since these scripts are called on locally they won't interfere with another mod that inc