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Basic implementation of the elder scrolls calendar for servers.

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tescal-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

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Tracks server time and translates it into the calender from the Elder Scrolls series. Players are presented with a message upon joining of the current date, and also after the day change they are presented with the new date in the same fashion.

Some important things to know:

  • A year has 365 days in it, and there are no leap years
  • A year starts on the first day of spring (March 14th). This is to achieve parity with seasons, which defaults the first day to Spring 1 - it is also traditional for Harvest Moon type games to do this
  • An era is 1000 years
  • A day has 24000 ticks
  • There are (presently) no holidays implemented.

Why?

This was made specifically for the server my brother and I use, and I feel I can't be the only person who likes this kind of thing.

Forge version?

I don't plan to port it myself, but the implementation is pretty simple - only a small amount of tinkering is needed for anyone so inclined.

Backporting?

Same as with Forge. My friend group only really plays 1.20.1 currently, so that is the version I make things for

Can I use this in X?

I can't (and won't) stop you. Feel free to use on your server, in a video, in a mod pack, fork the mod and make changes.

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I (obviously) do not have any legal ownership of The Elder Scrolls IP, nor am I associated with Bethesda / Bethesda Softworks / Microsoft in any fashion. This is purely a love letter to the series at large and the lore they have established.

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