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Like in the real world, sunny days will be brighter than cloudy days, while moonless nights will be much darker than those when one or both of Britannia's twin moons are illuminating the world. | Like in the real world, sunny days will be brighter than cloudy days, while moonless nights will be much darker than those when one or both of Britannia's twin moons are illuminating the world. | ||
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[[Category:Systems]] | [[Category:Systems]] | ||
Revision as of 23:26, 22 May 2020
Oceania Classic features a dynamic Day/Night Cycle which mimics the effect of sunrise and sunset by gradually increasing and decreasing the light at the appropriate time of day.
Like in the real world, sunny days will be brighter than cloudy days, while moonless nights will be much darker than those when one or both of Britannia's twin moons are illuminating the world.
See the Night Sight for more info.
