Clock Problems

[VGologist]

I've been having problems setting the clock to my timezone ever since Blizzard had the extended work done on the servers. Now the Blizzard clock is one hour ahead of my time, which I guess had been changed because it used to be correct. (I am on PST). The UI clock is also incorrect and reads two hours ahead of my time, one hour ahead of Blizzard's. I've tried editting the LUA file in the Clock folder, but it doesn't seem to have any affect on the in game clock. Is anyone else having this problem or have any solution on how to fix my problem? I know I'm being stupid again, and this isn't really affecting my game playing, it's just an annoyance. One I would like to get taken care of. So if you have any solutions, or possible solutions, feel free to reply to the post. Thanks everyone!

[Vaxith]

yea, just noticed that mine was displaying 1 hour ahead hmm

[emb]

edit your clock.lua to this


-- Configuration variables
local MilitaryTime = nil;
local OffsetHour = -1;
local OffsetMinute = 0;

that "should" make it show the clock 1h before servertime, at least that is similar to what I use on the eu servers

[VGologist]

I tried that but it didn't have any visible effect on the in-game clock. Anyone else have any ideas?

[Vegeir]

How about your system time and system time zone? I am not sure if the game is reading from there anymore, since Blizzard has openly encouraged people to use any server.

Check those and let me know. It seems odd, especially since Daylight Savings Time just ended in the fall. This is just an idea, but check it out and see?

[VGologist]

Wait....what was it you wanted me to try? Where are the files pertaining to system time zones? I'm not really annoyed at Blizzard's clock in-game, it's more Telo's addon that disturbs me. I can't seem to get it to change anymore, let alone set it back two hours.

[VGologist]

Hey, it's working now...funny that. I wonder why it suddenly works? Oh well, thanks everyone for your help.

[Naryan]

-- Configuration variables
local MilitaryTime = 24;
local OffsetHour = 23;
local OffsetMinute = 60;


This if for GMT+1 with 24hour clock :)

[emb]

-- Configuration variables
local MilitaryTime = 24;
local OffsetHour = 23;
local OffsetMinute = 60;


This if for GMT+1 with 24hour clock :)

ummm ok?

first one is either "nil" or any other value...

the other two is the time in hours and minutes that you differ from the server time.... so in other words what you do is to add 24h to the server clock.... that seems usefull.

[Naryan]

so, hmm let me get this straight Emb, 24 is not another value, please enlighten me, oh great one!

[emb]

so, hmm let me get this straight Emb, 24 is not another value, please enlighten me, oh great one!

ofc it is, just confused why you posted again when there was info on how to edit earlier in the thread, but nvm

[Naryan]

Just thought it could serve as help to someone ^^
There's a lot of people that doesn't bother to check things up themselves and ask others, because that's the easy way, which is nothing wrong with though. Just here to help and idle lala~~