We have so many timezones RL - please help us with the Linden zone - PST. I know it can be set here in the forum but it is usually in game I need it and I prefer to set my own zone in forum posts.
Please? Can we have that?
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Matina Appleby
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10-26-2003 11:38
I am hosting a lot of events/classes and there is one thing I really need. I really need a clock in world - preferrably on the events tab. I am GMT +1 and thinking PST with or with out daylight savings can be tough on my poor brain
We have so many timezones RL - please help us with the Linden zone - PST. I know it can be set here in the forum but it is usually in game I need it and I prefer to set my own zone in forum posts. Please? Can we have that? _____________________
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Gwydeon Nomad
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Join date: 1 May 2003
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10-26-2003 13:04
I'm sure just about any scripter could whip you up an in game clock
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Pituca FairChang
Married to Garth
Join date: 17 May 2003
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10-26-2003 23:28
Garth Fairlight has a watch for sale in AV Central, second floor for that very purpose.
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Bosozoku Kato
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Join date: 16 Jun 2003
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10-27-2003 01:35
I have an analog "time zoner" clock that can be verbally adjusted for any time.
As well my other analog clocks can be easily modified to show a particular time zone. I don't have any attached type clocks/watches, but those would be simple to make. Boso |
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Matina Appleby
Snow Princess
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10-27-2003 02:31
Thanks all for your suggestions
 Cailyn is making me a clock to use in game - I still want the feature on the Event tab tho - that is the only time I really need one - when setting up events and making ready for them I dont have a watch attached to me in RL - why here _____________________
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Daemioth Sklar
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Join date: 30 Jul 2003
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10-27-2003 05:50
I'm not sure if anyone else is experiencing this...
But in the megamap, all of my event times appear in the same time I'm in (EST). At first that even made me confused, lol, but then I was like... awesome! |
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Matina Appleby
Snow Princess
Join date: 24 Mar 2003
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10-27-2003 14:29
Had to run and check this out - and yes there is a difference - now I will be more than ever confused lol
The times are still PST but written in military times - like europeans do. So now i will have to remember that 13.00 is ummm.... wait.... 22.00 I made it lol VERY confusing tho lol_____________________
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Bosozoku Kato
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10-27-2003 21:41
Simple formula for figuring out military time:
if the time is > 12, subtract 12. (and result is, naturally, always PM, except for 24:00, which is AM). 13:00 - 12 = 1 (1 o'clock) 24:00 - 12 = 12:00 20:00 - 12 = 8:00 etc.. Bos |
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Matina Appleby
Snow Princess
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10-31-2003 22:01
So to support my clock sugestion a bit I will bump this thread by adding this one - seems a lot is wanting this to.
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ZHugh Becquerel
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11-01-2003 10:57
I have watches for sale if you need. Even has an alarm...
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