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| + | '''Time''' in RimWorld passes as a series of ticks. On normal game speed, there are 60 such ticks to a real second; there are always 2,500 ticks to one in-game hour. | ||
The game starts in the year 5500. The in-game clock is in 24-hour format with the hours displayed in military time from 0H to 23H. | The game starts in the year 5500. The in-game clock is in 24-hour format with the hours displayed in military time from 0H to 23H. | ||
| − | Time proceeds as one would expect except that | + | Time proceeds as one would expect except that the four months are named "quadrums." They are named as portmanteaus of terrestrial months, suggesting seasonal associations: "Decembary," "Aprimay," "Jugust," and "Septober." Each individual quadrum is always 15 days, after which you proceed into the next quadrum. |
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| + | {{asof|A16}} time of day is modeled on the planet view; local time of day corresponds to how the sunlight hits the planet. | ||
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| + | {{asof|A17}} season names could no longer be consistently applied to the entire globe, necessitating that they be named as month-like "quadrums." | ||
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! colspan='1' | Ticks | ! colspan='1' | Ticks | ||
! colspan='1' | Real Time | ! colspan='1' | Real Time | ||
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| + | ! 1.5 Min | ||
| + | | || 60 || 1s | ||
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! 1 Hour | ! 1 Hour | ||
| − | | | + | | 60 Min || 2,500 || {{Time| 60000/60/24 }} |
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! 1 Day | ! 1 Day | ||
| − | | 24 Hours || | + | | 24 Hours || 60,000 || {{Time| 60000/60 }} |
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| − | ! 1 | + | ! 1 Quadrum |
| − | | 15 Days || 900,000 || {{Time| | + | | 15 Days || 900,000 || {{Time| 60000/60*15 }} |
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! 1 Year | ! 1 Year | ||
| − | | 4 | + | | 4 Quadrums || 3,600,000 || {{Time| 60000/60*15*4 }} |
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Revision as of 11:52, 21 September 2017
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Template:Tocright Time in RimWorld passes as a series of ticks. On normal game speed, there are 60 such ticks to a real second; there are always 2,500 ticks to one in-game hour.
The game starts in the year 5500. The in-game clock is in 24-hour format with the hours displayed in military time from 0H to 23H.
Time proceeds as one would expect except that the four months are named "quadrums." They are named as portmanteaus of terrestrial months, suggesting seasonal associations: "Decembary," "Aprimay," "Jugust," and "Septober." Each individual quadrum is always 15 days, after which you proceed into the next quadrum.
As of version 0.16.1393 (21 December 2016) time of day is modeled on the planet view; local time of day corresponds to how the sunlight hits the planet.
As of version 0.17.1546 (23 May 2017) season names could no longer be consistently applied to the entire globe, necessitating that they be named as month-like "quadrums."
| In-Game Time | Ticks | Real Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 Min | 60 | 1s | |
| 1 Hour | 60 Min | 2,500 |
41s |
| 1 Day | 24 Hours | 60,000 |
16m 40s |
| 1 Quadrum | 15 Days | 900,000 |
4h 10m
0s |
| 1 Year | 4 Quadrums | 3,600,000 |
16h 40m 0s |