How to create a custom format: Use these tags to create a custom format. These tags will be replaced with the actual values in-game:
%D - Day of week %h - Hours (in 12h format) %H - Hours (in 24h format) %m - Minutes %a - AM/PM %d - Day of month %t - Suffix after the day (In the english version of the game: "st", "nd", "rd" or "th") %o - " of " (used between the date and the month: 17th of ..., contains spaces) %M - Month of year (as a number) %L - Month of year (full name) %E - Era (always 4E) %y - Year %i - Immersive time of day
Example (vanilla format): "%D, %h:%m %a, %d%t%o%M, %E %y" will turn into: "Turdas, 1:13 PM, 21st of Last Seed, 4E 201"
Warning: too long strings will get trimmed. The actual character limit depends on the content. It is recommended to try the longest possible date before use. You can force display any date if you change the format code to that specific date, like this:
sTimeFormat="Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201"
This will always display "Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201" regardless of the actual in-game time.
Is there a way to make it work with Skyrim VR? Its still on version 1.4.15 lol, I need this for Four Seasons. Everything works but this mod is giving me warnings
OMG!!! The 12 hour clock has been annoying me for years now, I always get confused with AM (after midnight/midday) or PM (past midnight/midday). Finally a normal 24 hour clock!!!
The immersive option is even better and makes more sense. I already have a 24 hour real life clock on the loading screen. No more sleeping during the day when it's dark outside because it's raining. No more quitting Skyrim because it's Sundas 2:00 AM. I can't thank you enough!
it works ok in my game (Skyrim VR) i needed it for shorter seasons https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/64286?tab=description
If i remember correctly the new SE version of Time Format Changer didn't work with vr, im using 1.0.3 now. Funny thing is mo reports that Time Format Changer plugin is incompatible but everything seems to work ok
If someone wants the immersive preset translated to French also with French date format. Si quelqu'un veut le preset immersif traduit en Français également avec le format de date français.
Format: Sundas 1er Primétoile, an 201 de la 4ème Ère, Midi
Modified 1.2.0 ini, ready to be copy-pasted:
# Use these tags to create a custom format: # # %D - Day of week # %h - Hours (in 12h format) # %H - Hours (in 24h format) # %m - Minutes # %a - AM/PM # %d - Day of month # %t - Suffix after the day (In the english version of the game: "st", "nd", "rd" or "th") # %o - " of " (used between the date and the month: 17th of ..., contains spaces) # %M - Month of year (as a number) # %L - Month of year (full name) # %E - Era (always 4E) # %y - Year # %i - Immersive time of day
# Example (vanilla format): # Turdas, 1:13 PM, 21st of Last Seed, 4E 201 # %D, %h:%m %a, %d%t%o%M, %E %y # # Warning: too long strings will get trimmed. The actual character limit depends on the content. It is recommended to try the longest possible date before use. # You can force display any date if you change the format code to that specific date, like this:
# sTimeFormat="Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201"
# This will always display "Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201" regardless of the actual in-game time.
[FORMAT] sTimeFormat = %D %d%t %L, an %y de la %Eème Ère, %i
# Format without year (used in Sleep/Wait menu) sTimeFormatNoYear = %D %d%t %L, %i
# If enabled s leading zero will be added to the hour if it's less than 10 (8:30 -> 08:30) # Only for 24 hour time! bLeadingZeroHour = true # If enabled a leading zero will be added to the day of month if it's less than 10 (7 -> 07) bLeadingZeroDay = false # If enabled a leading zero will be added to the month if it's less than 10 (7 -> 07) bLeadingZeroMonth = false
# Here you can change the names of the immersive times of the day on a hourly basis (from-to) [IMMERSIVE_NAMES] s00_01 = Nuit s01_02 = Nuit s02_03 = Nuit s03_04 = Nuit s04_05 = Aube s05_06 = Aube s06_07 = Matin s07_08 = Matin s08_09 = Matin s09_10 = Matin s10_11 = Midi s11_12 = Midi s12_13 = Après-midi s13_14 = Après-midi s14_15 = Après-midi s15_16 = Après-midi s16_17 = Après-midi s17_18 = Soir s18_19 = Soir s19_20 = Soir s20_21 = Soir s21_22 = Nuit s22_23 = Nuit s23_24 = Nuit
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Use these tags to create a custom format. These tags will be replaced with the actual values in-game:
%D - Day of week
%h - Hours (in 12h format)
%H - Hours (in 24h format)
%m - Minutes
%a - AM/PM
%d - Day of month
%t - Suffix after the day (In the english version of the game: "st", "nd", "rd" or "th")
%o - " of " (used between the date and the month: 17th of ..., contains spaces)
%M - Month of year (as a number)
%L - Month of year (full name)
%E - Era (always 4E)
%y - Year
%i - Immersive time of day
Example (vanilla format): "%D, %h:%m %a, %d%t%o%M, %E %y"
will turn into: "Turdas, 1:13 PM, 21st of Last Seed, 4E 201"
Warning: too long strings will get trimmed. The actual character limit depends on the content. It is recommended to try the longest possible date before use.
You can force display any date if you change the format code to that specific date, like this:
sTimeFormat="Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201"
This will always display "Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201" regardless of the actual in-game time.
Could you update this to 1.6.640?
Thanks
The immersive option is even better and makes more sense. I already have a 24 hour real life clock on the loading screen. No more sleeping during the day when it's dark outside because it's raining. No more quitting Skyrim because it's Sundas 2:00 AM. I can't thank you enough!
If i remember correctly the new SE version of Time Format Changer didn't work with vr, im using 1.0.3 now. Funny thing is mo reports that Time Format Changer plugin is incompatible but everything seems to work ok
Si quelqu'un veut le preset immersif traduit en Français également avec le format de date français.
Format: Sundas 1er Primétoile, an 201 de la 4ème Ère, Midi
Modified 1.2.0 ini, ready to be copy-pasted:
# Use these tags to create a custom format:
#
# %D - Day of week
# %h - Hours (in 12h format)
# %H - Hours (in 24h format)
# %m - Minutes
# %a - AM/PM
# %d - Day of month
# %t - Suffix after the day (In the english version of the game: "st", "nd", "rd" or "th")
# %o - " of " (used between the date and the month: 17th of ..., contains spaces)
# %M - Month of year (as a number)
# %L - Month of year (full name)
# %E - Era (always 4E)
# %y - Year
# %i - Immersive time of day
# Example (vanilla format):
# Turdas, 1:13 PM, 21st of Last Seed, 4E 201
# %D, %h:%m %a, %d%t%o%M, %E %y
#
# Warning: too long strings will get trimmed. The actual character limit depends on the content. It is recommended to try the longest possible date before use.
# You can force display any date if you change the format code to that specific date, like this:
# sTimeFormat="Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201"
# This will always display "Loredas, 11:13 PM, 21st of Morning Star, 4E 201" regardless of the actual in-game time.
[FORMAT]
sTimeFormat = %D %d%t %L, an %y de la %Eème Ère, %i
# Format without year (used in Sleep/Wait menu)
sTimeFormatNoYear = %D %d%t %L, %i
# If enabled s leading zero will be added to the hour if it's less than 10 (8:30 -> 08:30)
# Only for 24 hour time!
bLeadingZeroHour = true
# If enabled a leading zero will be added to the day of month if it's less than 10 (7 -> 07)
bLeadingZeroDay = false
# If enabled a leading zero will be added to the month if it's less than 10 (7 -> 07)
bLeadingZeroMonth = false
# Here you can change the names of the immersive times of the day on a hourly basis (from-to)
[IMMERSIVE_NAMES]
s00_01 = Nuit
s01_02 = Nuit
s02_03 = Nuit
s03_04 = Nuit
s04_05 = Aube
s05_06 = Aube
s06_07 = Matin
s07_08 = Matin
s08_09 = Matin
s09_10 = Matin
s10_11 = Midi
s11_12 = Midi
s12_13 = Après-midi
s13_14 = Après-midi
s14_15 = Après-midi
s15_16 = Après-midi
s16_17 = Après-midi
s17_18 = Soir
s18_19 = Soir
s19_20 = Soir
s20_21 = Soir
s21_22 = Nuit
s22_23 = Nuit
s23_24 = Nuit