Originally Posted by
cwsoots
Hi Bakku!
I wanted to drop in and show my appreciation for you "taking over" this extension's excellent features. In more than one of my campaigns, having accurate lunar cycles has been a necessity and I look forward to having the simple issue of the time not showing on first load fixed finally (see posts above for more info). I realize that you weren't asking everyone for their input, but since the previous poster hasn't responded, I'll throw some considerations your way.
At a minimum, it would be nice to see native support for the 5e D&D (lunar) calendars of Forgotten Realms and Greyhawk. I would have to guess that a sizable percentage of the population runs games in one of those universes. To that end, I'm throwing some data your way. To achieve the lunar cycles, here are the settings I use plus additional settings that I've collected from this thread. You can clearly see that many of us have tried to do the math to make it work, often with wildly different settings. I hope this helps in some way. :)
My Forgotten Realms Settings
Forgotten Realms: Selūne
Period: 30.4375
Duration: 1
Shift: 15
From the forum:
name: Selūne
duration: 1
period: 30.4375
shift: 15.21875
My Greyhawk Settings
Moon, Period, Duration, Shift
Luna, 28, 1, 3.5
Celene, 91, 1, 48.875
Liga, 364, 1, 0
From the forum:
For Greyhawk, I found the following if you are using the Moon Tracker extension by BMOS from the FG Forge, set the moons with the following:
Moon Period Duration Shift
Luna 28 1 4
Celene 91 1 50
Also from the forum for Greyhawk:
<moons>
<public />
<epochday type="number">0</epochday>
<epochyear type="number">0</epochyear>
<moonlist>
<public />
<id-00001>
<public />
<duration type="number">1</duration>
<name type="string">Great Moon (Luna, the Mistress)</name>
<period type="number">28</period>
<shift type="number">3.9</shift>
</id-00001>
<id-00002>
<public />
<duration type="number">1</duration>
<name type="string">Handmaiden (Celene)</name>
<period type="number">91</period>
<shift type="number">49.6</shift>
</id-00002>
</moonlist>
</moons>