Tamago Short Birthrates

[Yuni]

Hey... I know this has been asked somewhere, but I poked around and no luck finding it. I want to make my tamago pregnancies short. Like, really short... because giving birth to critters is half the fun, the consequences to getting raped in-game.

 

I've opened the ini and poked around, but whenever I change the values on the pregnancy phases, it gives me this complex error on boot. What can I change to make the pregnancy really short, or at least short-er, if I desire?

 

Secondary question... I saw someone ask somewhere about their children being temporal actors, because they were giving birth to puppies and goblins. I want to give birth to monsters too! Which mod lets me do that? I found one that mentions puppies, does it also work for other mob types?

 

Edit 2: Got my baby to come out. Baby hellhound, awrrrr! He's a temporal actor though... can't teleport him away. <_> Help on that as well if possible.

[CrimsonOmegaLance]

in Data/Ini/tamagoclub.ini

 

;Menstruation cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .25 ;Early Follicular Phase (Menstruation) [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * .75 ;Late Follicular Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Ovulation Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Luteal Phase [minutes]

;Pregnancy phase

set a4tc.FetalPhase10 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (1st Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (2nd Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (3rd Trimester) [minutes]

;Postpartum Phase

set a4tc.ChildBedTerm to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Postpartum Phase [minutes]

 

just change those numbers around. I already made mine much shorter

[Yuni]

I've changed those around. That's where I'm getting the errors. O.o I try like 20*15*10 and it gives me this long string of numbers with < signs in it.

[Dusk_]

Menstruation Cycle and Pregnancy Phase use cumulative numbers. Meaning:

 

 

;Menstruation cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Early Follicular Phase (Menstruation) [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * 2 ;Late Follicular Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 3 ;Ovulation Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 4 ;Luteal Phase [minutes]

 

Actually totals to 4 days, each one being 1 day each. The error you see means that one of the later phases has a value smaller than an earlier one.

 

EDIT: By the way, you shouldn't use 20*15*10. 60*24 basically accounts for 60 minutes and 24 Hours per day. Just change the third number to whatever you'd like (.25 means 1/4 of a day).

[Ark of Truth]

in Data/Ini/tamagoclub.ini

 

;Menstruation cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .25 ;Early Follicular Phase (Menstruation) [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * .75 ;Late Follicular Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Ovulation Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Luteal Phase [minutes]

;Pregnancy phase

set a4tc.FetalPhase10 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (1st Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (2nd Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (3rd Trimester) [minutes]

;Postpartum Phase

set a4tc.ChildBedTerm to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Postpartum Phase [minutes]

 

just change those numbers around. I already made mine much shorter

 

I'm surprised that didn't break your game. Normally that is game breaking.

[Yuni]

;Menstruation cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .5 ;Early Follicular Phase (Menstruation) [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * 1.5 ;Late Follicular Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 2 ;Ovulation Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 3.5 ;Luteal Phase [minutes]

;Pregnancy phase

set a4tc.FetalPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .25 ;Pregnant (1st Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * .5 ;Pregnant (2nd Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase30 to 60 * 24 * .75 ;Pregnant (3rd Trimester) [minutes]

;Postpartum Phase

set a4tc.ChildBedTerm to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Postpartum Phase [minutes] *Set the LENGTH of the INTERVAL here (not the offset from last menstruation)

 

 

Ugh. This is what I'm using, it still gives me the error full of < signs, I made each one longer, so what am I doing wrong here? @_@

[Ark of Truth]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * .5 ;Pregnant (2nd Trimester) [minutes]

 

your trying to do that on day 5 when 1st tri is on day 25. Let me edit it a bit and fix it. If memory serves it does not like .5 numbers either.

[Ark of Truth]

Try this.

 

;Menstruation cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .1 ;Early Follicular Phase (Menstruation) [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * 2 ;Late Follicular Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 5 ;Ovulation Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 7 ;Luteal Phase [minutes]

;Pregnancy phase

set a4tc.FetalPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .10 ;Pregnant (1st Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * .15 ;Pregnant (2nd Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase30 to 60 * 24 * .25 ;Pregnant (3rd Trimester) [minutes]

;Postpartum Phase

set a4tc.ChildBedTerm to 60 * 24 * 7 ;Postpartum Phase [minutes] *Set the LENGTH of the INTERVAL here (MUST NOT be offset from last menstruation)

 

 

The numbers in red must be the same. If you follow that number pattern you should be fine.

 

Any issue after this please upload your tamagoclub.ini file and I will take a look at it.

[Dmouse52]

i keep getting the error message on the childbedterm

[Yuni]

I tried the one you listed above, this

 

;Menstruation cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .25 ;Early Follicular Phase (Menstruation) [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * .75 ;Late Follicular Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Ovulation Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Luteal Phase [minutes]

;Pregnancy phase

set a4tc.FetalPhase10 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (1st Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (2nd Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (3rd Trimester) [minutes]

;Postpartum Phase

set a4tc.ChildBedTerm to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Postpartum Phase [minutes]

 

and it didn't give me the error. I'm not entirely sure -why- it works, but it does, heh.

[Ark of Truth]

Yeah that's gonna break something. Use the one in my post. If you use that one your game will become bloated and corrupt.

[CrimsonOmegaLance]

lol... i didn't see any problems with mine, but i changed it just in case

[perfectioncat]

It explains by there is a misunderstanding for a set content.

Each parameter is not to set the period of the cycle that it indicates.

Days that the cycle starts are set.

Please write day how many to become the cycle.

Therefore, the figure increases gradually.

A theoretical, shortest setting is as follows.

 

;Menstrual cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Follicle first period(Aunt Flo) [min]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * 2 ;Period after follicle [min]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 3 ;Ovulatory phase [min]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 4 ;Luteal phase [min]

;Pregnancy period

set a4tc.FetalPhase10 to 60 * 24 * 5 ;Beginning pregnancy [min]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 6 ;Pregnancy middle term [min]

set a4tc.FetalPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 7 ;Late pregnancy [min]

;Confinement period

set a4tc.ChildBedTerm to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Confinement period [min] # The length of the period is specified. (It is not a menstruation starting point. )

 

Only ChildBedTerm sets the period of the cycle.

 

 

Making to the short span of time doesn't come too recommended.

The frequency of the judgment might decrease when it is too short because processing is judged every four hours in the time of the game, and thinking not result.

 

Because a value alone might not be understood, it rewrote it to the script.

[Dmouse52]

whenever i change the childbedterm following any of the above i get "missing variable in set command"!!!!!

[kronos7596841230]

this is my first post to lovers, but i recently discovered a way to jumpstart tamago while looking for a way to shorten times in the player slave mod, i havent tested it with pregnancies yet but on my game the tamago hud changes phase every five seconds.

 

 

first, reset your tamago settings (if it's just crashing your game it's doing more harm than good} then open your game like normal, when you want your birth quickly, enter in the console command

 

set timescale to 3000

 

the default is 30, so setting to 3000 should make your child born a hundred times faster than normal, and set it to thirty when you want to play normally. (or to 30000 when you want it to be born in an hour or something)

 

also, the ` key opens the console, and you cant copy paste, which sucks.

 

speeding the timescale may cause lag, but you won't have to make all these changes to code.

 

hope this helps

[perfectioncat]

whenever i change the childbedterm following any of the above i get "missing variable in set command"!!!!!

 

Please confirm ini file.

When a white line is included in the ini file which a script was written, it does not function definitely.

Please delete the white line when a white line is included.

[perfectioncat]

Tamago-related MOD repeats a condition judgment for the delivery in limited time.

Change of the scale, shortening of the period of each period can be going to lower the establishment to let delivery succeed at time.

If it is agreement, I do not mind it, but am not many recommended acts if I do not expect it.

[Dmouse52]

okay not entirely sure what you're saying but I deleted a blank line so I'll be getting back to this

[perfectioncat]

okay not entirely sure what you're saying but I deleted a blank line so I'll be getting back to this

 

The ini file used in Oblivion is different from the ini file used in windows in a format to define.

Some ini files have the thing which just uses a format of windows.

However, an order to execute in a file is written on most things.

The ini file of TamagoClub is similar, too.

I take the value that a user set by carrying out this ini file in pseudoconsole environment from MOD in a variable defined by MOD.

When I executed an order written in this ini file, an obstacle to skip a subsequent order when a white line existed was reported before.

The details of this report have many not clear parts, but, as for the white line which is unnecessary for the security, the which I removed is wise.

Because it is possible when visibility is lost by removing it to treat the whole line as comment by adding a semicolon to the top of the line, you should do so it.

[Rtom]

I find the easiest way to mess with birthrates is just to leave the default settings and play with Timescale instead. "set timescale to 'x'" and set it to something extreme like 8000 while having sex repeatedly. A pregnancy notification should pop up pretty quickly. Then set the timescale to its default, back at 30.

[Sun Shang Xiang]

I tried the one you listed above' date=' this

 

;Menstruation cycle

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase10 to 60 * 24 * .25 ;Early Follicular Phase (Menstruation) [minutes']

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase15 to 60 * 24 * .75 ;Late Follicular Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Ovulation Phase [minutes]

set a4tc.MenstrualPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Luteal Phase [minutes]

;Pregnancy phase

set a4tc.FetalPhase10 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (1st Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase20 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (2nd Trimester) [minutes]

set a4tc.FetalPhase30 to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Pregnant (3rd Trimester) [minutes]

;Postpartum Phase

set a4tc.ChildBedTerm to 60 * 24 * 1 ;Postpartum Phase [minutes]

 

and it didn't give me the error. I'm not entirely sure -why- it works, but it does, heh.

 

I believe that I can understand. But what puzzles me is why you have set luteal phase to one day. I myself tried those birthrates and it never showed me luteal phase, so my suggestion is to change luteal, pregnancy phases and postpartum phase to 2 days. I know that it's too tiresome to wait so long to give birth, but considering that in normal life one has to wait 9 MONTHS, I would call this a fair exchange.