Game days stop progressing
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theFlu
Well-known member
Mostly mentioning in case you've maybe used it by mistake: You can set time via the console, I think the command is st
st 36 04 00
or some such might bring you "back" to 36.
I don't recommend messing with the time, though, even in this case; it may mess up timers (spawns, tree/plant growth, hordes etc etc). And potentially do other weird stuff.
For the time stop: In the pause menu while in DM, you can set "ticks", the speed of time for the game. I think default for that is 5, that might restore your clock. If it's set at 0, that's your likely culprit, but resetting that anyway should be relatively safe.
st 36 04 00
or some such might bring you "back" to 36.
I don't recommend messing with the time, though, even in this case; it may mess up timers (spawns, tree/plant growth, hordes etc etc). And potentially do other weird stuff.
For the time stop: In the pause menu while in DM, you can set "ticks", the speed of time for the game. I think default for that is 5, that might restore your clock. If it's set at 0, that's your likely culprit, but resetting that anyway should be relatively safe.
SylenThunder
Community Moderator / IT Guru
Not sure why people don't read Pinned threads.
We need a log.
As theFlu stated, using settime is a good way to break a save. If you changed the ticks that would stop time, and that is the only thing that would which I can think of offhand. Hard to say for certain though since you did not provide the log file from when this occurred. Posts are Pinned for a reason. Forum etiquette for over 30 years has been to read the Pins of the help section before you post. I suppose some people need to re-learn how to use forums?
We need a log.
As theFlu stated, using settime is a good way to break a save. If you changed the ticks that would stop time, and that is the only thing that would which I can think of offhand. Hard to say for certain though since you did not provide the log file from when this occurred. Posts are Pinned for a reason. Forum etiquette for over 30 years has been to read the Pins of the help section before you post. I suppose some people need to re-learn how to use forums?
theFlu
Well-known member
Might've been hard to notice a pinned thread on General Support, as he posted this on General Discussion
It got moved here; not that it shouldn't have been posted here in the first place, but the original confusion is .. something different
OK. first off i did not think this was a bug. second this is the first time i have ever had to post to a forum. this is the log from the time i believe the issue happened. when i logged back in it was day 17 and time progressed normally but at midnight the day did not change it remained day 17.
https://pastebin.com/VRLZCihE
here is the log. i play solo BTW
https://pastebin.com/VRLZCihE
here is the log. i play solo BTW
Jugginator
Moderator
Hmm. Try using Notepad++ (it's free and very lightweight) to search for ERR in its Find in Files feature in your log directory (point it to the log folder), should look like this (don't forget to check match case and match whole word):
