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'''Time''' is used throughout [[real-life]] history (the main/initial focus of this website) and [[Second Life]]. |
'''Time''' is used throughout [[real-life]] history (the main/initial focus of this website) and [[Second Life]]. |
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| − | * SL's '''timezone''' is PST/PDT (Pacific Standard Time)/Pacific Daylight Time) |
+ | * SL's '''timezone''' is called '''SLT''' (''Second Life Time'' or ''Standard Linden Time''). It is equivalent to PST/PDT (Pacific Standard Time)/Pacific Daylight Time), the real world timezone of [[Linden Lab]]. |
* SL has many [[script]] [[function]]s that deal with time exclusively, including a <tt>'''timer'''</tt> [[event]]. |
* SL has many [[script]] [[function]]s that deal with time exclusively, including a <tt>'''timer'''</tt> [[event]]. |
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* Each time an [[object]] is [[create]]d it has a '''timestamp'''. |
* Each time an [[object]] is [[create]]d it has a '''timestamp'''. |
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* [[In-world]] [[events]] are at (and last for) specific times. |
* [[In-world]] [[events]] are at (and last for) specific times. |
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* [[Records]] are recorded in time and some deal exclusively with breaking '''time records'''. |
* [[Records]] are recorded in time and some deal exclusively with breaking '''time records'''. |
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| + | * [[Estate]] owners have an option to commence a [[rollback]] on one or more of their regions. A rollback restores the region to a point in '''time''', restoring lost and removed content and removing new content since then, similar to '''time travel'''. |
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==See Also== |
==See Also== |
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Latest revision as of 09:47, 25 December 2008
Time is used throughout real-life history (the main/initial focus of this website) and Second Life.
- SL's timezone is called SLT (Second Life Time or Standard Linden Time). It is equivalent to PST/PDT (Pacific Standard Time)/Pacific Daylight Time), the real world timezone of Linden Lab.
- SL has many script functions that deal with time exclusively, including a timer event.
- Each time an object is created it has a timestamp.
- A resident has an SL birthdate (date and time are intricately linked).
- In-world events are at (and last for) specific times.
- Records are recorded in time and some deal exclusively with breaking time records.
- Estate owners have an option to commence a rollback on one or more of their regions. A rollback restores the region to a point in time, restoring lost and removed content and removing new content since then, similar to time travel.