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now we are correctly using the timezone offset. If you set day_length to 24.0
you'll get a sun progression that roughly follows your real world day on your
server.
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3pm any more.
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This is a diagnostic patch in support of Mantis bug 1186.
It affects only SubModule and will not affect normal usage.
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The attached patch moves the sun module incrementally nearer where it
needs to be. Default behavior, i.e. no overriding configuration is to
match Second Life's diurnal/nocturnal rhythm.
All designated values are now sent to the client.There remain a couple
of unanswered questions about how this SHOULD be implemented though.
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* Fixed a bug with Terragen loader where it would do bad things on a non 256x256 sized terrain. Now loads the array correctly.
* Moved MapImageModule.cs to Modules/World/WorldMap
* Changed Location.RegionHandle to use Helpers.GetUlong instead of doing it ourselves.
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* Converted a large number of read-only fields to be actually, readonly.
* Reformatted code sections.
* Removed redundant code.
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with namespaces.
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* Attached.
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