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Mike

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Time of Day
« on: 15 Oct 2002, 15:52:32 »
How do I change the time of day to a specific time (lets say 2:30pm)

seanver

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Re:Time of Day
« Reply #1 on: 15 Oct 2002, 17:25:03 »
You'll see on the upper right corner the time, the date and the weather (normally a cloud). Click there and a window will appear. There you can change the time.

Mike

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Re:Time of Day
« Reply #2 on: 16 Oct 2002, 03:02:56 »
Ha ha ha ... funny..


I want the CODE to change time.. I figured out how to do it ingame! :) Sorry about not being specific

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Re:Time of Day
« Reply #3 on: 16 Oct 2002, 03:18:19 »
skiptime command  ;D

skiptime num

just put da number of hours u wanna pass  ;D

skiptime 1

will pas 1 hour

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Mike

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Re:Time of Day
« Reply #4 on: 16 Oct 2002, 03:27:33 »
 :( :'(

Ok I know about skiptime and setacctime and stuff..

but I have a cutscene in the game after a battle and stuff, the cutscene is of a sunset. If the players take to long in the battle all they see for a sunset is the dark get darker.. and if they are too quick the sun wont set..

I need to be able to reset the time to the time I started off with (ill make it un-noticeable no worries about that) its just I need to set the specific time of day.. :(

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Re:Time of Day
« Reply #5 on: 16 Oct 2002, 03:49:55 »
so u can use da daytime command  :) 2 reset da time 2 wen u need just do da next line  ;D

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skiptime (num-daytime)

put in da place of num da hour dat damision started in  ;D

so it wil skip da exact hours backwards

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Mike

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Re:Time of Day
« Reply #6 on: 16 Oct 2002, 07:18:21 »
 :cheers: Thanks it works great ;)