The settings of UTC and offset will change the value itself, but not the time display.
With a timestamp set to seconds and a selected time of 10:00 AM the output should be 36000 !!
With UTC unchecked and hour offset 0 its giving 32400 ??
So, with UTC checked and offset of -2 hours i'm getting 36000
This is with a computer set to timezone Paris (UTC +1 during daylight saving time, UTC +2 in winter)
The widget itself is still showing 9:00
-Joe
Edit:
After restart of program, above test gives suddenly negativ values.
Each time you try to set new time, this negative value gets higher and higher.
So it's useless.
What ist working so far:
Leave the UTC unchecked und set hour offset to 0
This value goes then to e.g. V0
Take a Date Converter tool: input V0, Output V1 UTC checked, hour offset = 1
Then a second Time display like above with input V1 and On Click disabled.
On the first Time display I've set the alpha channel of color to zero, so the "wrong time" is not visible,
and put a label on top. It's looking like a button now.
-Joe
With a timestamp set to seconds and a selected time of 10:00 AM the output should be 36000 !!
With UTC unchecked and hour offset 0 its giving 32400 ??
So, with UTC checked and offset of -2 hours i'm getting 36000
This is with a computer set to timezone Paris (UTC +1 during daylight saving time, UTC +2 in winter)
The widget itself is still showing 9:00
-Joe
Edit:
After restart of program, above test gives suddenly negativ values.
Each time you try to set new time, this negative value gets higher and higher.
So it's useless.
What ist working so far:
Leave the UTC unchecked und set hour offset to 0
This value goes then to e.g. V0
Take a Date Converter tool: input V0, Output V1 UTC checked, hour offset = 1
Then a second Time display like above with input V1 and On Click disabled.
On the first Time display I've set the alpha channel of color to zero, so the "wrong time" is not visible,
and put a label on top. It's looking like a button now.
-Joe