After reading this forum and the Wiki, I thought I had a decent handle on how to use this function in a script. However, if llGetTimeOfDay outputs 104274 (nearly 29 hours), is it a safe assumption that sim midnight hasn't happened on schedule since the sim was booted over a day ago?
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Lukas Thetan
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09-17-2004 19:33
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Moleculor Satyr
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09-17-2004 20:14
Considering the sun has been stuck in the same position for over a day now (and, in fact, hasn't moved correctly since 1.5), and GetTimeOfDay only goes up to four hours normally, yes.
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Samhain Broom
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09-20-2004 10:08
According to the Wiki, owners of private islands have the ability to set the position of the sun, and even if not, there is no guarantee that this time of day will be accurate.
llGetTimeOfDay I know you [Lukas] probably have seen this before, but for anyone's reference who is reading, there is a good place to see what this function does. _____________________
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