# This file contains the phases of the day, their times, the message
# printed when that phase is in effect, and the message printed when
# the phase changes to the next phase.
# Each phase takes two lines of the file. The first line contains an
# integer and a string; the integer is the length of that phase in
# seconds and the string is the message describing that phase when the
# look command is invoked outdoors during clear weather.
# The second line contains an integer and a string: the integer is 1
# if this is a day phase (ie, light regardless of weather) or a night
# phase (light if clear weather, otherwise dark). The string is a message
# to be printed to all rooms when the phase ends.
# The number of phases and the total length of the day are defined in
# weather_d.h. If you change them, change that file also.
# file, change that also.
# Lines beginning with #, and blank lines, are ignored.

# Sunrise
300 The sun is rising on the eastern horizon.
1 The sun has risen and the day begins.
# Morning
1200 The sun shines brightly in the eastern sky.
1 The sun climbs into the highest part of the sky.
# Noon
600 The sun shines down from directly overhead.
1 The sun begins to pass towards the western sky.
# Afternoon
1200 The sun shines brightly in the western sky.
1 The sun sinks towards the western horizon.
# Sunset
300 The sun is setting in the west.
1 The sun sets beyond the western horizon.
# Twilight
300 The sky is dark blue and a yellow glow comes from the west.
1 Twilight fades and the night begins.
# Night
3000 The sky is black and the stars shine down brightly.
0 A faint glow appears in the east.
# Twilight
300 The sky is dark blue and a yellow glow comes from the east.
1 The sun appears at the edge of the eastern sky.