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Anyone try and succeed to change timezones in FS9. It seems like it should be simple enough. I wrote some SCASM and it assembles OK but I don't see it changing the TZ at all. here's the code:

Set(BUF 8192)

Header(1 N57:12:00.0000 N51:00:00.0000 W166:00:00.0000 W179:59:00.0000)
LatRange(N51:00:00.0000 N57:12:00.0000)

TimeZone(N57:12:00.0000 N51:06:00.0000 W166:18:00.0000 W179:59:00.0000 -540 15 0)

scott s.
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Hi,

For FS2004 I would expect that this information is done with the BGLComp compiler, so it could be that the SCASM generated BGL does not work anymore. Did you check the BGLComp SDK for information on timezones?
 
There's nothing in FS9 bglcomp like there is for FSX (I've tested in FSX and seems to work). I know it can be done, as the FS Realtime addon comes with bgls for new timezones, though the area I'm interested isn't correct.

scott s.
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