I have seen clocks that run on SL time in world. How is that done?
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DrFran Babcock
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11-17-2006 10:17
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DoteDote Edison
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11-17-2006 18:20
They use a script function such as llGetGMTclock() or llGetWallClock(). Those functions return the time in seconds since midnight. GMT returns seconds since midnight GMT, the WallClock version returns seconds since midnight SL-time. The script then converts the seconds into hours and minutes and displays the time.
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Kyrah Abattoir
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11-17-2006 20:31
actually, to be accurate to the non linear sun movement in sl i would unse the sun direction, i have a code i wrote that make a non linear clock if you are interested
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Kryptonia Paperdoll
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11-17-2006 22:45
HI,
Try to attend ALBERT PLASMA CLOCK's Class in =ILC= International Learning Center. He got 2 nice clock's class ANALOG and DIGITAL |