12 Hour Clock Option

[CakeFriend]

Detailed Description

I struggle to figure out what time 16 is... ect. Please add a 12 hour clock option for math challenged people like me.

 

Relevant Commands/Items

/time

 

How will it benefit the server?

I'll stop missing things in game because I'll actually understand what time they are.

 

[FJ]

13 is 1

14 is 2

15 is 3

16 is 4

17 is 5

18 is 6

19 is 7

20 is 8

21 is 9

22 is 10

23 is 11

l&a thank me for my time

 

[RedRover]

You’re kidding right? Lol
 

 

Edited June 17, 2022 by Brofessor

[mana]

Could be added as an accessibility change, but if that doesn't happen—or until that happens, here would be an attempt to showcase how to work with a 24-hour format. I'm not sure if showing this could be of any help, or whether it is something else that makes this format harder to work with for you; but I hope this can be of some kind of use:

• In order to convert 24-hour formats, you generally need to subtract "12" from the time you were given, and consider the difference as "PM".
  • (based on your example, "16" becomes "4 PM".)
• If the 24-hour format time you're working with is "11" or a number below that, don't subtract anything and consider it as "AM".
• If your time is "12" in a 24-hour format, then it will be "12 PM" i.e. noon, while "24" (or "0") in a 24-hour format becomes "12 AM" i.e. midnight.

[Soyuz]

As an American who moved to Europe, trust me, I feel you. Even after years of living there, I’d miss appointments every once in a while because “15:00” would register as “5:00 PM” in my head, even though it’s 3:00 PM. Also, how is San Andreas the only state using 24 hour format in the US? 😔

Edited June 17, 2022 by Soyuz

[imi]

idk if this makes any sense but I just +12 to everything after 12pm aka 3PM is going to be 12+3 = 15:00 or 11 PM = 12 + 11 = 23.00

[enigma.]

what

[arkan]

maybe have both

[TyJ]

28 minutes ago, arkan said:

maybe have both

This seems like the most feasible option. I wouldn’t mind having both.

[CakeFriend]

Thanks for the replies, but I'm not interested in a math lesson. I'm pretty sure I have a math learning disability. Why not have both options? I'd really appreciate that!