# is stored as an integer in $cxj_timezowned_frame. # called $cxj_timezowned_time, and the amount of frames between each second # amount of seconds passed since the start of a new game is stored in an array # variable $cxj_timezowned_running or a defined switch is enabled. # When left alone, TimeZowned will run at a set pace as long as the global # - self.extract_save_contents (Without Savedata Extender) # - self.make_save_contents (Without Savedata Extender) # - self.make_save_header (Without Savedata Extender) # these methods, otherwise this script stops working. # otherwise, make sure this script is loaded after any other script overriding # is used by other scripts get overridden, you can place it anywhere, # This script adds aliases for several methods. # Make sure to put this below Materials, but above Main Process.
# it does provide you with a framework to work with. # Now, this script doesn't add a day-night cycle or an actual calendar, but Harder would be however to add a calendar system.
# Everybody loves real-time time progression, and most do that by adding a # * Optional: CXJ - Savedata Extender v1.01+ S - Seconds, two digits with leading zeros I - Minutes, two digits with leading zeros H - 24-hour format of the hour, two digits with leading zeros N - Numeric representation of the month, no leading zeros M - Short textual representation of the month, three letters (Jan, Feb.) M - Numeric representation of the month, two digits with leading zeros
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L - Full textual representation of the day of the week (Monday, Tuesday.)į - Full representation of the month (January, February.) d - Day of the month, two digits with leading zerosĭ - Textual representation of the day of the week, three letters (Mon, Tue.) The formatted date in the default scripts works similar to most other date formatting strings. To display the current date in a dialog, you can use either of the three text strings: ]
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When writing your own script, you are always free in your choice of output format, but do know that the second, fourth and fifth method (all three used to display the date and time in a readable format) are used in the text output. Use these as a reference for your own system, although you could always just fall back on the default. The first one emulates the Earth calendar without the leap years, the second does this with leap years. This script already is preloaded with two sets of these methods. Finally, the fifth method converts the date to a readable string using a format string. The third calculates the current time, and the fourth converts the time to a readable string. The second converts this date to a readable string. The first method calculates the current date from the amount of seconds and the given data. This information is required when you're writing your own date format. The smallest number is stored at index 0, with each being at most 999,999,999 long. The amount of seconds passed are stored in an array because this would allow for a very big amount of seconds, larger than even a 64-bit long could store. The total amount of seconds passed since the start of a new game is stored in an array called $cxj_timezowned_time, and the amount of frames between each second is stored as an integer in $cxj_timezowned_frame. When left alone, TimeZowned will run at a set pace as long as the global variable $cxj_timezowned_running or a defined switch is enabled.
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