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ATS - Advanced Time System R1 - Dubealex - 03-08-2005
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DOwnload the demo and the BETA script below:
ATS___Advanced_Time_System___R1.exe (Size: 379.46 KB / Downloads: 5)
:icon_dm_message: This is a BETA and Unfinished script. It will have some bugs.
Quote:I wont have the time to complete a script that big.
The script have been completed by Near Fantastica. Check the Script Archive Index to see it.
I decided to release what I've done of my ATS (The script I was doing to replace my old and out dated NDS). SInce I did not have the time to fully debug and create the "user-friendly" interface and manual yet, I call it a BETA release, use at your own risk and peril... :eusa_whistle:
What is can do is:
- Use screen tint for day and night tht system
- Time clock 24 or 12 hours format
- Season system (configurable, add or remove season.)
- Period System (configurable, add or remove period.)
- Complete control over time unit (sec, min, months, years, century, etc).
- Possible to set the Time Speed, allowing to slow down or accelerate the time
- Quick and easy way to rewind or skip any unit of time dynamically
- Save and load the time and all modifictaion in the save files
- Make the difference between indoor and outdoor map wth map name (not yet implemented.)
- Etc (lol)
The 3 event on the small map of the demo are for testing purposes, they test the ATS write attribute, with them you can rewind the hours, months or days.
You can check out the event, it's pretty simple to do...
You do a kind of little "math" in the small syntax call in a Call Script.. like that:
Code:
$ats.hours(-3)Will reduces (or rewind) 3 hours.
The same syntax is used to skip time:
Code:
$ats.hours(+5)Would skip 5 hours. (You can omit the + sign, it's just to see how it works.)
Basically, even if its not finished by my standards, it still works. The clock work and the tint work... so... here goes anyway !