A simple server-side (or client-side) mod that allows players to skip the night (by sleeping) when only a part of the online users are sleeping. Inspired by the Minecraft Morpheus mod.
Available to download from Thunderstore here.
When running the server (or your game) for the first time after having installed this mod, a config file will be generated in <Install directory>\BepInEx\config
named SkipSleep.cfg
. In this config file, you can change various settings.
This ratio is the amount of players that must be sleeping divided by the total amount of online players in order to skip the night. For example, if your servers has 3 players online and you'd like to skip the night when only 1 player is sleeping, a ratio of 0.33
or lower would work since then (1/3) = 0.3333... > 0.33
would be sleeping.
Make sure the ratio is always greater than 0, since having a ratio of 0 will cause the game to continuously skip days.
When turned on, this will display a simple message above everyone's head when at least 1 player is sleeping showing the amount of players currently sleeping. Note: this does not show the selected ratio needed, only the current amount of players sleeping (and a percentage).
Extract the .dll to your plugins
folder located in <Valheim server install directory>\BepInEx\
.
- BepInExPack for Valheim installed on the server and/or client
This mod works both as a server-side only mod or as a client-side mod if you are hosting a server from the client.
https://github.com/Measurity/ModTemplateValheim - Mod template.
- 1.0.5:
- Removed server process restrictions (thanks SirFrostingham)
- 1.0.4:
- Removed unused code
- 1.0.3:
- Fixed UnpatchAll warning
- 1.0.2:
- Added toggleable info message that shows how many players are currently sleeping (default on)
- 1.0.1:
- Added repo to Thunderstore
- 1.0.0:
- Initial release
- A better way to show how many players are currently sleeping
- A way to "vote" whether to sleep or not since some players might not want to sleep all the time
- A way to completely skip the "ZZZzzz..." screen (if possible) as to not impact players who aren't in bed currently