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Line 18: <ol> <li> '''Date-time format within TUFLOW Viewer''' - QGIS 3.14 introduced the '''temporal controller'''<br> * ~~prior~~Prior to QGIS 3.14, TUFLOW Viewer stored all results internally as relative time and the user could display as date-time and the reference time by changing '''Zero Date''' in '''Settings >> Options''' * QGIS 3.14, TUFLOW Viewer tried to mimmick the behaviour of previous versions but the reference time could also be altered natively in the mesh layer '''Properties'''. Note on this version, this is the first QGIS release with the '''temporal controller''' and as a consequence some of the functionality matured and changed in subsequent versions. Users may experience strange behaviour when using TUFLOW Viewer with the version if using date-time format. It is recommended to upgrade to later versions of QGIS if date-time format is required. * ~~post~~Post QGIS 3.14 TUFLOW Viewer stores all results internally as absolute time and the user must change the reference time in the native properties of the mesh layer to alter the dates being displayed. '''Zero Date''' now only changes how the relative time is displayed in TUFLOW Viewer and doesn't change the mesh layer reference time. * Please follow the link below on how to use date-time format in TUFLOW Viewer in QGIS 3.16+ (recommended minimum version if using date-time format)<br> : [[TUFLOW_Viewer#Working_With_Absolute_Time_.28Date-Time.29 \| Working With Absolute Time (Date-Time)]]

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