Game-second - Revision history

Bilka: Merged into Time

2019-03-30T12:06:56Z

Merged into Time

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	~~{{Languages}}~~		#REDIRECT[[Time#Seconds]]
	~~A Game-second or just "second" is 60 [[Game-tick]]s.~~

	~~== Derived units ==~~

	* Game-minute: 60 ticks × 60 (= 60 seconds)
	* [[Game-day]]

	~~== And Game-hour? ==~~

	* Game-hour: 60 ticks × 60 × 60 (3600 seconds)

	~~It normally makes no sense to measure things in game-hours, because '''a game hour is longer than a game-day!'''~~

	~~Exception: the length of a game is normally measured in game-hours, because the length of a game day can be modified!~~

	~~== See also ==~~

	* [[Time]]
	* [[Game-tick]]
	* [[Game-day]]
	* [[Units]]

2018-06-18T16:22:51Z

remove useless link

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	* [[Time]]		* [[Time]]
	* [http://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/LuaGameScript.html].
	* [[Game-tick]]		* [[Game-tick]]
	* [[Game-day]]		* [[Game-day]]
	* [[Units]]		* [[Units]]

2018-04-29T12:09:06Z

Replaced some asterisks with multiplication signs.

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	== Derived units ==		== Derived units ==

	* Game-minute: 60 ticks * 60 (= 60 seconds)		* Game-minute: 60 ticks × 60 (= 60 seconds)
	* [[Game-day]]		* [[Game-day]]

	== And Game-hour? ==		== And Game-hour? ==

	* Game-hour: 60 ticks * 60 * 60 (3600 seconds)		* Game-hour: 60 ticks × 60 × 60 (3600 seconds)

	It normally makes no sense to measure things in game-hours, because '''a game hour is longer than a game-day!'''		It normally makes no sense to measure things in game-hours, because '''a game hour is longer than a game-day!'''

2017-02-03T19:33:45Z

substituted links to go to official lua api documentation

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	* [[Time]]		* [[Time]]
	* [~~[Lua~~/~~Game#tick]~~].		* [http://lua-api.factorio.com/latest/LuaGameScript.html].
	* [[Game-tick]]		* [[Game-tick]]
	* [[Game-day]]		* [[Game-day]]
	* [[Units]]		* [[Units]]

2017-01-08T10:09:57Z

And Game-hour?: grammar

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	* Game-hour: 60 ticks * 60 * 60 (3600 seconds)		* Game-hour: 60 ticks * 60 * 60 (3600 seconds)

	It makes ~~normally~~ no sense to measure things in game-hours, because '''a game hour is longer than a game-day!'''		It normally makes no sense to measure things in game-hours, because '''a game hour is longer than a game-day!'''

	Exception: the length of a game is normally measured in game-hours, because the length of a game day can be modified!		Exception: the length of a game is normally measured in game-hours, because the length of a game day can be modified!

2017-01-05T09:35:24Z

grammar

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	* Game-hour: 60 ticks * 60 * 60 (3600 seconds)		* Game-hour: 60 ticks * 60 * 60 (3600 seconds)

	It makes normally no sense to measure things in game-hours, because '''a game hour is longer, than a game-day!'''		It makes normally no sense to measure things in game-hours, because '''a game hour is longer than a game-day!'''

	Exception: the length of a game is normally measured in game-hours, because the length of a game day can be modified!		Exception: the length of a game is normally measured in game-hours, because the length of a game day can be modified!

2015-04-04T15:17:40Z

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	Exception: the length of a game is normally measured in game-hours, because the length of a game day can be modified!		Exception: the length of a game is normally measured in game-hours, because the length of a game day can be modified!

	= See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Time]]		* [[Time]]

2015-04-04T15:17:26Z

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 A Game-second or just "second" is 60 [[Game-tick]]s.
-== See also ==
+== Derived units ==
 * [[Time]]

2014-10-26T21:22:40Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:22, 26 October 2014
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			{{Languages}}
	A Game-second or just "second" is 60 [[Game-tick]]s.		A Game-second or just "second" is 60 [[Game-tick]]s.

2014-06-19T08:39:09Z

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	A Game-second or just "second" is 60 [[Game-tick]]s.		A Game-second or just "second" is 60 [[Game-tick]]s.

			== See also ==

			* [[Time]]
			* [[Lua/Game#tick]].
			* [[Game-tick]]
			* [[Game-day]]
			* [[Units]]