Hey team, I've been struggling with finding/creating a calendar with a similar format to the one they use in A Song of Ice and Fire (or Game of Thrones.) If you aren't familiar, the calendar is broken into seasons that last an indeterminate amount of time with winter being the final season. The years have a set number of days, but it never defines how long that is as far as I know. It does reference some winters lasting over 20 years, however.
Ideally I would like to see a calendar that lets you define the names of the months (this is already a thing), define how many days were in previous months for the current year, and then let you add days in the current month until you hit a "next month" button that advances the calendar to the first day of the following month. Once you hit "next month" in winter, it will move on to spring of the next year.
I've been messing around, trying to do this myself, with no luck. I figured I'd bring it up here, since you already have the foundation built up. I'll continue to fiddle around, and update if I come up with anything though.
Hey team, I've been struggling with finding/creating a calendar with a similar format to the one they use in A Song of Ice and Fire (or Game of Thrones.) If you aren't familiar, the calendar is broken into seasons that last an indeterminate amount of time with winter being the final season. The years have a set number of days, but it never defines how long that is as far as I know. It does reference some winters lasting over 20 years, however.
Ideally I would like to see a calendar that lets you define the names of the months (this is already a thing), define how many days were in previous months for the current year, and then let you add days in the current month until you hit a "next month" button that advances the calendar to the first day of the following month. Once you hit "next month" in winter, it will move on to spring of the next year.
I've been messing around, trying to do this myself, with no luck. I figured I'd bring it up here, since you already have the foundation built up. I'll continue to fiddle around, and update if I come up with anything though.