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WaitUntilFullyRested

Simple, QoL Bannerlord mod.

About the mod

I was getting slightly frustrated anytime I wanted the "wait" sequence in settlement to stop automatically, once my character regenerated back to 100% stamina and the wait just kept on running. So I wrote a mod that does exactly that.

Need to smith a lot and can't be bothered with "guessing" at what point your character regenerated back to 100% stamina? This mod is for you!

The mod is fully localised, however I achieved that using Google Translate so the results might not be good in some cases. Since it's really small and simple, it has no dependencies. There's probably a ton of stamina mods out there, but I really wanted to just have a QoL feature and not something that would alter the gameplay in any way.

The mod can be found on NexusMods.

How it works

It adds a simple button "Wait until you are fully rested" to towns and castles (not to villages because waiting in a village does not regenerate stamina anyway).

The button will be visible only if your main hero is below 100% stamina.

It will trigger a regular wait menu with one twist - once you reach 100% stamina, the wait will stop and you will be taken back to main settlement menu.

This way, you wait exactly as long as it takes to regenarate stamina back to 100%. Isn't that beautiful?

Installation

Just download the latest release and extract the 7z archive into Modules folder inside your main game data directory.

For steam users that could be for example: C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules.

The mod is also available on Steam Workshop and Nexus Mods.

Compatibility

Compatible with Bannerlord:

  • e1.8.1 (beta)
  • e1.9.0 (beta)
  • v1.0.0 (full release)
  • v1.0.1 (full relase)

Credits

Shout out to LesserScholar - his "Artisan Workshop Mod Tutorial" series on YT helped me a ton with going about writing my own little mod. Make sure to check out his Nexus profile too!