Time

NAPrice · April 2014

Does anyone know of an add-on that has an in-game clock? I have seen many clocks, however, they are all showing what the actual time is. For example, simple clock (esoui.com/downloads/info70-SimpleClock.html). The creator says, "I've been asked a few times about having the clock display the time of the actual game world. It would certainly be neat to have, but I'm not sure if the API supports it. I'll look in to it after 1.0.0 is released". However, time IS of the essence. Pun intended.

LIQUID741 · April 2014

Wykkyd's Framework. It has a large amount of helpful information which included a clock. Use it, and I love it..

phynster · April 2014

Ya Wykkyd's Framework clock is RL clock not ingame clock

Kraeius · April 2014

As I know there is no method on the API to call -in-game time- but devs. know it and planning to add it in future as I heard. That request also mentioned at BETA period.

FatCretin · April 2014

I'm hoping to see some kind of sundial mod, if the developers don't get to it first. It should be easy enough to make an image of a sundial, that you could set when the sun is at high noon. It wouldn't be perfect, but better than nothing. It drives me crazy when it's cloudy and you can't tell when the sun's coming up

CaptainTrips · April 2014

I completely agree - a sun-dial or someway of telling what time of day / night its in Tamriel (and day of the week in the ES calendar) seems like a must. Especially if they plan to have in game festivals and the like.

Hudine · April 2014

Does anyone have a link for Wykkyd's Framework ?

Cairenn · April 2014

http://www.esoui.com/downloads/info8-WykkydsFramework.html

FatCretin · April 2014

And it looks like it's been made "http://www.esoui.com/downloads/info232-TamrielTime.html"

HaljaNifheim · April 2014

Nope, from what I see TamrielTime is only converting real time to a Tamriel format.

FatCretin · April 2014

It also does in game time (although the author himself says it still needs tweaks, as the time isn't perfect yet)

Discrete_God · April 2014

Look at the sun during the day, look at the moon during the night. Estimate it based off of how it looks IRL.