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Pentarctagon: /* The [time] tag */

2023-11-24T04:01:16Z

The [time] tag

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	* '''id''': the id by which you can reference this time, e.g. in the ''time_of_day'' tag of [[AiWML]].		* '''id''': the id by which you can reference this time, e.g. in the ''time_of_day'' tag of [[AiWML]].
	* '''name''': (translatable) the name displayed when the cursor is over the day/night image.		* '''name''': (translatable) the name displayed when the cursor is over the day/night image.
			* '''description''': (translatable) the description of the time displayed in the in-game help.
	* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.		* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.
	* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.		* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.

Celtic Minstrel: /* The [time] tag */ Give a more complete list of predefined times and schedules

2016-11-21T17:08:14Z

The [time] tag: Give a more complete list of predefined times and schedules

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 == The [time] tag ==
-The [time] tag is a subtag of the [scenario] tag. However, most scenarios do not use these directly, but usually use the ready macros '''{DAWN}, {MORNING}, {AFTERNOON}, {DUSK}, {FIRST_WATCH}, {SECOND_WATCH}''' and '''{UNDERGROUND}''' to specify the day-night cycle.
+The [time] tag is a subtag of the [scenario] tag. However, most scenarios do not use these directly, but usually use ready-made macros to specify the day-night cycle.
-See '''data/core/macros/schedules.cfg''' for the definitions of these IDs.
+See '''data/core/macros/schedules.cfg''' for the definitions of these macros.
 The [time] tag describes a single turn of a day/night sequence. When a scenario is played, the first turn is described by the first [time] tag; the second described by the second, until there are no more. After all the tags have described a turn, the next turn is described by the first tag again.
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 * '''red''', '''green''', '''blue''': describe the tint of the screen during the time period.  Appears to be an integer value from -255 to 255.  See schedules.cfg for examples.
 * '''sound''': a sound to play (in sounds/) when changing into this time of day.
 === Scheduling time ===
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 The typical day/night cycle looks like this:
- {DAWN}
+<syntaxhighlight lang='wml'>
- {MORNING}
+{DAWN}
- {AFTERNOON}
+{MORNING}
- {DUSK}
+{AFTERNOON}
- {FIRST_WATCH}
+{DUSK}
- {SECOND_WATCH}
+{FIRST_WATCH}
-To avoid day/night cycle, use a neutral time of day, for example:
+To avoid day/night cycle, use a neutral time of day, for example {DAWN}. For underground scenarios, usually the {UNDERGROUND} time of day is used.
 It works like night; that is it gives advantage to chaotic units and disadvantage to lawful units.
 == See Also ==

JaMiT: Moving the [time_area] example to the documentation for [time_area]

2012-12-04T11:59:53Z

Moving the [time_area] example to the documentation for [time_area]

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	{UNDERGROUND}		{UNDERGROUND}

	~~== Caves in parts of a map ==~~
	~~Example:~~

	~~[time_area]~~
	~~x=1-2,4-5~~
	~~y=1-2,1-2~~
	~~{UNDERGROUND}~~
	~~[/time_area]~~

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
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	* [[ScenarioWML]]		* [[ScenarioWML]]
	* [[ReferenceWML]]		* [[ReferenceWML]]


	[[Category: WML Reference]]		[[Category: WML Reference]]

JaMiT: /* Caves in parts of a map */ standard indents for example WML

2012-12-04T11:52:14Z

Caves in parts of a map: standard indents for example WML

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	[time_area]		[time_area]
	x=1-2,4-5		x=1-2,4-5
	y=1-2,1-2		y=1-2,1-2
	{UNDERGROUND}		{UNDERGROUND}
	[/time_area]		[/time_area]

Neilarmius at 03:46, 2 October 2012

2012-10-02T03:46:58Z

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	== Caves in parts of a map ==		== Caves in parts of a map ==
	Example:		Example:
	[time_area]
	x=1-2,4-5		[time_area]
	y=1-2,1-2		x=1-2,4-5
	{UNDERGROUND}		y=1-2,1-2
	[/time_area]		{UNDERGROUND}
			[/time_area]

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Neilarmius: Caves in parts of a map

2012-10-02T03:45:46Z

Caves in parts of a map

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	{UNDERGROUND}		{UNDERGROUND}

			== Caves in parts of a map ==
			Example:
			[time_area]
			x=1-2,4-5
			y=1-2,1-2
			{UNDERGROUND}
			[/time_area]

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Espreon: Removed obsolete information

2011-10-13T03:19:40Z

Removed obsolete information

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	Scenario author can schedule the times of day in scenario; use the pre-defined time macros, or create new times of day.		Scenario author can schedule the times of day in scenario; use the pre-defined time macros, or create new times of day.

	== The [time] ~~and [illuminated_time] tags~~ ==		== The [time] tag ==

	The [time] tag is a subtag of the [scenario] tag. However, most scenarios do not use these directly, but usually use the ready macros '''{DAWN}, {MORNING}, {AFTERNOON}, {DUSK}, {FIRST_WATCH}, {SECOND_WATCH}''' and '''{UNDERGROUND}''' to specify the day-night cycle.		The [time] tag is a subtag of the [scenario] tag. However, most scenarios do not use these directly, but usually use the ready macros '''{DAWN}, {MORNING}, {AFTERNOON}, {DUSK}, {FIRST_WATCH}, {SECOND_WATCH}''' and '''{UNDERGROUND}''' to specify the day-night cycle.

Fabi: /* The [time] and [illuminated_time] tags */

2011-09-08T17:10:42Z

The [time] and [illuminated_time] tags

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	* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.		* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.
	* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.		* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.
	* '''lawful_bonus''': units with '''alignment=lawful''' do +//lawful_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=chaotic''' do -''lawful_bonus'' % damage. Units with '''alignment=neutral''' are unaffected by this key. ''lawful_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Chaotic units an advantage instead of Lawful ones.		* '''lawful_bonus''': units with '''alignment=lawful''' do +''lawful_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=chaotic''' do -''lawful_bonus'' % damage. Units with '''alignment=neutral''' are unaffected by this key. Units with '''alignment=liminal''' do -(abs(''lawful_bonus'')) % damage. ''lawful_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Chaotic units an advantage instead of Lawful ones.
	* '''red''', '''green''', '''blue''': describe the tint of the screen during the time period. Appears to be an integer value from -255 to 255. See schedules.cfg for examples.		* '''red''', '''green''', '''blue''': describe the tint of the screen during the time period. Appears to be an integer value from -255 to 255. See schedules.cfg for examples.
	* '''sound''': a sound to play (in sounds/) when changing into this time of day.		* '''sound''': a sound to play (in sounds/) when changing into this time of day.

Anonymissimus: /* The [time] and [illuminated_time] tags */ removed liminal

2011-06-07T15:39:04Z

The [time] and [illuminated_time] tags: removed liminal

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	* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.		* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.
	* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.		* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.
	* '''liminal_bonus''': units with '''alignment=liminal''' do +//liminal_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=neutral''','''alignment=chaotic''' and '''alignment=lawful''' are unaffected by this key. ''liminal_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Liminal units a disadvantage instead of a bonus.
	* '''lawful_bonus''': units with '''alignment=lawful''' do +//lawful_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=chaotic''' do -''lawful_bonus'' % damage. Units with '''alignment=neutral''' are unaffected by this key. ''lawful_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Chaotic units an advantage instead of Lawful ones.		* '''lawful_bonus''': units with '''alignment=lawful''' do +//lawful_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=chaotic''' do -''lawful_bonus'' % damage. Units with '''alignment=neutral''' are unaffected by this key. ''lawful_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Chaotic units an advantage instead of Lawful ones.
	* '''red''', '''green''', '''blue''': describe the tint of the screen during the time period. Appears to be an integer value from -255 to 255. See schedules.cfg for examples.		* '''red''', '''green''', '''blue''': describe the tint of the screen during the time period. Appears to be an integer value from -255 to 255. See schedules.cfg for examples.

Fabi: /* The [time] and [illuminated_time] tags */

2010-08-13T13:19:04Z

The [time] and [illuminated_time] tags

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	* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.		* '''image''': the image displayed at the top of the Status Table during turns of this type.
	* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.		* '''mask''': the image displayed over all hexes during turns of this type.
			* '''liminal_bonus''': units with '''alignment=liminal''' do +//liminal_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=neutral''','''alignment=chaotic''' and '''alignment=lawful''' are unaffected by this key. ''liminal_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Liminal units a disadvantage instead of a bonus.
	* '''lawful_bonus''': units with '''alignment=lawful''' do +//lawful_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=chaotic''' do -''lawful_bonus'' % damage. Units with '''alignment=neutral''' are unaffected by this key. ''lawful_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Chaotic units an advantage instead of Lawful ones.		* '''lawful_bonus''': units with '''alignment=lawful''' do +//lawful_bonus'' % damage during turns of this type. Units with '''alignment=chaotic''' do -''lawful_bonus'' % damage. Units with '''alignment=neutral''' are unaffected by this key. ''lawful_bonus'' can be a negative number. This is useful if you want to give Chaotic units an advantage instead of Lawful ones.
	* '''red''', '''green''', '''blue''': describe the tint of the screen during the time period. Appears to be an integer value from -255 to 255. See schedules.cfg for examples.		* '''red''', '''green''', '''blue''': describe the tint of the screen during the time period. Appears to be an integer value from -255 to 255. See schedules.cfg for examples.