+Wrench Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 I just encountered it on the Kamchatka terrain ... no matter what 'time of day' was selected, it was always night. So, being the terrain guy I is, I took a look as to 'what would cause only nights, on a normal terrain'. the latitude and longitude values were reversed! remember: lat will always be 0 thru 90, INCLUDING minus numbers for the southern hemisphere long will always be 0 thru 180 (although I've never tested minus numbers for east/west of the Prime Meridian, theoreticly those should work as well. moral of the story: open the name-of-terrain.ini, and check those lines!
thereg Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 I just encountered it on the Kamchatka terrain ... no matter what 'time of day' was selected, it was always night. So, being the terrain guy I is, I took a look as to 'what would cause only nights, on a normal terrain'. the latitude and longitude values were reversed! remember: lat will always be 0 thru 90, INCLUDING minus numbers for the southern hemisphere long will always be 0 thru 180 (although I've never tested minus numbers for east/west of the Prime Meridian, theoreticly those should work as well. moral of the story: open the name-of-terrain.ini, and check those lines! That was me. I did find it after another, more careful, look through the ini.
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