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*[[Night owl]]s consider it "Day time" from 11h to 18h, and "Night time" from 23h to 6h. | *[[Night owl]]s consider it "Day time" from 11h to 18h, and "Night time" from 23h to 6h. | ||
− | [[Light|Daylight]] length is also tied to the season and latitude - the day will be independent of the season at the equator but get longer in the Summer and shorter in the Winter the further north or south you go. Exact details of the relationship between season, latitude and day length are currently unknown. | + | [[Light|Daylight]] length is also tied to the season and latitude - the day will be will be independent of the season at the equator but get longer in the Summer and shorter in the Winter the further north or south you go. Exact details of the relationship between season, latitude and day length are currently unknown. |
The hour of the day is relative to the location on the [[Menus#World|World map]]. If it's noon (1200) at your home base, it will still be late morning (1100/11 AM) a bit to the west, and already early afternoon (1300/1 PM) a bit to the east, as "time zones" are in our world. Time of day is modeled on the planet view; local time of day corresponds to how the sunlight hits the planet. | The hour of the day is relative to the location on the [[Menus#World|World map]]. If it's noon (1200) at your home base, it will still be late morning (1100/11 AM) a bit to the west, and already early afternoon (1300/1 PM) a bit to the east, as "time zones" are in our world. Time of day is modeled on the planet view; local time of day corresponds to how the sunlight hits the planet. |