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Calendaria

Calendaria gives your world a calendar and a clock. An animated HUD tracks the sun and moons and dims scenes at night. Schedule notes that fire on conditions like "every full moon", roll weather across seasons and climate zones, and play large time jumps as a table-wide cinematic.

Getting started covers installation and setup.

Importing calendars brings your data over from Simple Calendar, Seasons & Stars, Fantasy-Calendar.com, and more.


The HUD is a draggable bar showing the date, time, weather, and events. The sun and the visible moons arc across a sky that changes color with the hour. That sky is drawn as a curved dome outside the bar or as a flat slice inside it.

BigCal is a floating window with month, week, and year views. MiniCal packs a month grid and the time controls into a smaller widget. The Note viewer searches and filters notes in a window of its own.

Use a bundled calendar or build your own in the Calendar editor. Define custom months, weekdays, leap years, intercalary days, and year-zero handling.

Schedule notes and events with daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly recurrence. A note can also repeat on a moon phase, on a season, relative to another note, or on a computed rule.

A large time advance can play as a fullscreen overlay on every connected client. The sky runs through the skipped days and events appear as cards. You can pause, resume, or abort it while it plays.

Track multiple moons with independent cycle lengths, phases, and colors. Trigger events on specific lunar phases.

Generate weather by climate zone and season. Scene ambience follows the time of day, with transitions at sunrise and sunset. With VGMusic installed, night and weather select scene playlists.

Define historical eras with custom year formatting and repeating cycles.


Calendaria has an API for module integration:

  • API reference: the CALENDARIA.api methods
  • Hooks: hooks for time, calendar, note, and weather events
  • Widgets: inject custom UI into Calendaria applications
  • Macros: run macros on times of day, seasons, and moon phases