How to increase time in skyrim

[NiaticLabs]

Im trying to increase the way time passes.
See what im trying to do is get this mod

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51695/?

To work,

Basics is, it has 3 stages.
650 ticks
400 ticks
200 ticks

(ticks = time pass)

And upon reaching that tick count it actives the next stage of the mod.
However, Apparently waiting 1 tick is amazingly long, I can wait for days upon days in game time and it will not advance past 2 ticks
Im currently  at 125 ticks and that took 10 hours of playtime.

So, how can i make those ticks move by faster ?
Do i have to get the CK and edit the ESM to my liking ?
Or is there a console code to make this happen ?

I really want to try this mod but i dont have 20+ hours to wait around for it to count up to the first stage even.

Thanks!

[Tepi]

Console code "set timescale to X" where X is the desired in-game minutes passed per minute rl.

 

default is 20.

[NiaticLabs]

Console code "set timescale to X" where X is the desired in-game minutes passed per minute rl.

 

default is 20.

 

Doesn't work, I thought i included it in my original post but i guess in my haste i overlooked it.

Timescale does not work to advance ticks, days / time yes. but not mod ticks.

Tried TFC Then waiting, but again it does not seem to work on ticks.

 

I think i have to edit the ESM or something and make those values less becuase i cannot seem to find another way to do this.

The only option i had was to honestly leave skyrim running for like a hour while i made dinner to come back and see that it had only moved 2 ticks

which when i looked at it ended up needing like 27 game hours to hit the first stage of the mod and i simply do not have that much time to devote to a videogame.

 

So i need a shortcut.

[Shadowhawk827]

If you do some google searching, you'll find that mucking with the time scale can cause quite a few bugs.  I'd be cautious about doing it.  I empathize though, I hate the vanilla time flow rate.

[Guest endgameaddiction]

Reducing timescale will cause your game to crash when changing zones, or so I've read. It's happened to me in one occasion, but for FNV. I use a timescale mod with MCM for Skyrim and it's always worked fine with no CTD. the console should be set timescale to 1-30 or what ever the cap is. Usually 30 is the standard for Beth games, but it could just be for Fallout. For all my games I always set it to 3 with mods because (again this could be just Fallout) the timescale by console reverts back to 30 when you zone.

 

The mod I use is Dynamic Timescale & Autosave, but the autosave sucks.