burglyTop 100 PosterJoin Date: 2006-08-20
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is there a way, to use intvalue, to make a clock i made automatically change itself? (digital clock)
like an if loop or whatever?
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you now the tv you can get in fernitur try muking around with that and see if it works |
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burglyTop 100 PosterJoin Date: 2006-08-20
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not really helpfull
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i dotn really now how you could make a clock script but i now how to muck around with stuff |
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burglyTop 100 PosterJoin Date: 2006-08-20
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still not helping!
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PRGJoin Date: 2007-06-19
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a clock huh? i think theres one in are92's space cruise and are14's psp parks (both) ask them (are92 is more reliable and has helped me with scripts) |
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burglyTop 100 PosterJoin Date: 2006-08-20
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ok |
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Just check free models.
This is a really complex thing to do, I don't remember the exact method but there is a way to get the time in real life, of course you'll have to count for timezones.
my siggy.
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This is most likely possible.
I would investigate the game.Worskapce.DistributedGameTime property. |
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rayomaJoin Date: 2009-11-13
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If loop? Do you mean a recursive function? Anyways, try something like this :
function toDigital(seconds)
return tostring(math.floor(seconds/60))..":"..(seconds%60<10 and "0" or "")..tostring(seconds%60);
end
local time=0;
local h=Instance.new("Hint",workspace);
while Wait(1) do
time=time+1;
h.Text=toDigital(time);
end |
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koolsJoin Date: 2009-01-11
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@LS, Agreed.
When I saw someone suggesting to ask Are92, I was thinking, he's long gone.
Then I looked at the date. How did this post get back up here?
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