Gameclock nonsensical option

[ScottKillen]

I am using version 1.4.2.

In the "Game Clock" module, if I hide the "Days" indicator, it is replaced by a date that begins in 1970 and, to me, seems nonsensical. There is even a formating option to use a two-digit year, rather than a four digits year. I want to hide the days--but I don't want a date that I don't understand to display.

It looks like maybe this is somehow copied from the "System Time" module.

This issue is perhaps related to work you will do on #84.

[mccreery]

Heh, you're probably right. The two clocks have a common base which probably includes the options (I haven't checked in a while). It should definitely be possible to hide the date, even for system time.

[ScottKillen]

I can confirm that there is no way to hide the system date in the system clock module

In the game clock module, when I hide the "Days" in the game clock, it replaces it with a date that is the number of days added to 12/31/1969. So for instance "Day 28" is replaced with "01/28/1970"

[ScottKillen]

I am not set up to contribute, but the date format here just needs to be set to a format that excludes the date info.

better-hud/src/main/java/jobicade/betterhud/element/text/GameClock.java

Line 141 in 82e49e9

DateFormat format = super.getDateFormat();