How long will it take to convert a chapter 13 to a chapter 11 bankruptcy?

I had a Chapter 13 case in the Northern California Bankruptcy court that was ready for confirmation. Due to my income being below California mean, plan was set to be approved for 36 months. I have already paid out about 14 months of monthly payments during the long confirmation process. Recently, damages were determined from a lawsuit that the chapter 13 judge was waiting for prior to approval of my chapter 13 and the final damages from this lawsuit now make my unsecured debt exceeds the Chapter 13 limit and that court now requires me to convert my case. I am converting to a personal chapter 11. In a personal chapter 11 bankruptcy where my income is below the California mean, will my reorganization time line before plan payments be approved for 36 months just like in the chapter 13? Does this work the same as a chapter 13 or is there a longer required time line of 60 months? Also, under what conditions could I get an immediate discharge? I had read that there are certain conditions where an immediate discharge is possible. In a corporate chapter 11, I understand the immediate discharge is standard, but I understand that in a personal chapter 11, it is not always the case. Final question, I have been making payments towards my plan for over 14 months since my Chapter 13 started. If it is now converted to a chapter 11, will my starting date of my plan (whether 36 or 60 months) be the date that my chapter 13 started or will this all start over. Will the money that has already been paid transfer into this new plan?