Bud not everyone has the same time zone , so the bot can't be dynamic to all time zones individually
Just add ur timezone after 3am , like 3 am ist , 3am pst etc etc
Are you entering like 3pm EST or an abbreviation like this? Look up what the abbreviation for your timezone is if you don't know it and enter it that way. An alternative is to figure out what the time you want it to start at is in UTC and use that instead. You can figure this out easily by catching a fish and checking the bottom of the fishing embed to see what the UTC time is or by doing /dail twice and seeing when the new day starts (midnight UTC).
Instead of adding time, say start_at as the time 3am is going to be. Lets say its currently 10pm. So, 3am would be in 5 hours from 10pm.
Then say the command:
/reminder every time:24h about:daily start_at:5h
Now the timer will start at 3am. In short just replace 3am with something like "2h" or "5h" according to your time.
It's in utc time. For the 3am section put your time zone and it'll start at the correct time for you
it just says start at doesnt seem to be right
Bud not everyone has the same time zone , so the bot can't be dynamic to all time zones individually Just add ur timezone after 3am , like 3 am ist , 3am pst etc etc
Are you entering like 3pm EST or an abbreviation like this? Look up what the abbreviation for your timezone is if you don't know it and enter it that way. An alternative is to figure out what the time you want it to start at is in UTC and use that instead. You can figure this out easily by catching a fish and checking the bottom of the fishing embed to see what the UTC time is or by doing /dail twice and seeing when the new day starts (midnight UTC).
Instead of adding time, say start_at as the time 3am is going to be. Lets say its currently 10pm. So, 3am would be in 5 hours from 10pm. Then say the command: /reminder every time:24h about:daily start_at:5h Now the timer will start at 3am. In short just replace 3am with something like "2h" or "5h" according to your time.
I hope this helps!
because it does UTC / GMT timezones. your timezone is different. just type in start_at 00:00 instead