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#8970
Trouble with Timers 15 Years, 5 Months ago Karma: 0
Hi I'm pretty new with this thing, but I went ahead and bought the lifetime package. Been running it for 2 days now and have had great results. The one thing I am having trouble with is the timers. I set up the timers yesterday and they seem to log off of the game an hour early (Game Time) so I had to set the timers an hour ahead. Just now the client got logged out my time.. I'm wondering what time the pilot's timers run on, is it our PC time or the game time? By the way I do get daylight savings time in my area if that matters. Thanks for any help u can give.
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#8971
Re:Trouble with Timers 15 Years, 5 Months ago Karma: 0
it goes by your computer time not eve time
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#8972
Re:Trouble with Timers 15 Years, 5 Months ago Karma: 0
Ok thank you for clearing that up for me
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#8993
Re:Trouble with Timers 15 Years, 5 Months ago Karma: 855
What country you live in? Usually USA customers have problems when daylight saving time started/stopped (for about 2 weeks while this time synchronized with other world). DT timers are measured as UTC time (EVE Time) and normally dont need to be changed frequently. Custom timers measured in local time for convenience.
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#8995
Re:Trouble with Timers 15 Years, 5 Months ago Karma: 0
I live in the USA. I set the timers to my computer time after I read the first answer to this thread and then went to work. I even set the DT timers to my time, am I not supposed to? Also another odd occurence happened while at work, the pilot logged out and logged back in twice hours before set time, I'm not sure if I'm doing this wrong. So far this program is working great, this is the only issue I'm seeing. I just dont want it to do something like this and start logging in and out numerous times.
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Re:Trouble with Timers 15 Years, 5 Months ago Karma: 855
Nocturne_Slave wrote:
I live in the USA. I set the timers to my computer time after I read the first answer to this thread and then went to work. I even set the DT timers to my time, am I not supposed to? Also another odd occurence happened while at work, the pilot logged out and logged back in twice hours before set time, I'm not sure if I'm doing this wrong. So far this program is working great, this is the only issue I'm seeing. I just dont want it to do something like this and start logging in and out numerous times.DT timers are UTC time. If you live in USA it is normal thing that your timers go mad because pilot doesnt know your location and related to this location time problems. You should change your timezone setings or time (move hour back like it was before timeoffset) or edit eve pilot timers. This situation will rule itself out.
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