THE WORLD - Speed Slow and Pause Time

THE WORLD - Time Control Mod

Control time in Schedule I with this JoJo-inspired mod. Slow, stop, or reset time on command.

This is not like Dio's stand where time pauses for everyone except you - it affects everything.

Controls:

• []= key: Toggle time control (starts at normal speed).

  []Keypad +: Increase time speed by 5% (up to 200%).

  []Keypad -: Decrease time speed by 5% (down to 5%).

  []- key: Stop time (only works if speed is 100%).

  []Keypad : Reset time to 100% and clear indicators.

• []Time starts at 100% with no indicator.

  []A yellow percent icon appears when slowed or sped up.

  []A red “Stopped” icon appears if time is halted.

  []You can’t change speed while time is stopped.

  []You can’t stop time unless speed is 100%.

• []Install MelonLoader for Schedule I.

  []Download Time_Slow_and_Stop.zip

  and extract Time_Slow_and_Stop.dll to your /Schedule 1/Mods/ folder.

  []Launch the game—done.

This mod actually has a lot of practical uses. It's similar to games like the Sims where you can make the game go at your desired pace, short or long-term.

• []You are waiting on something (mixer, dead drop, growing, etc.) and want it to complete faster

  []You find some cool way to use the slo-mo (driving, gunfights, etc.)

  []You are traveling from A to B and want the walking to take less time

  []You want to use your phone or something while pausing the actual game time progression

• You want to set the game to a slightly higher speed, wherein gameplay "feels" close to normal but there is less waiting

How does this work in multiplayer lobbies?

UPDATE: The mod does work in multiplayer, at least, as the host. The game and world will speed up for you. It won't affect other players, but when they watch you move, there will be some desync. I might be able to fix this by making an accompanying plugin, which would slow the world rather than your game session.

I don't know how it works as a non-host, my guess is that it works properly but doesn't affect the world around you.

Does this affect the world around me?

Yes. Things that move or act on a timer will scale in speed according to your setting.

This also means that, if you're using the mod to speed up movement, note that it will maintain the timeline. Things around you will happen at the same time setting you are using. In other words, you can't speed up without accelerating the world around you, but everything stays the same.

Say you set