A count up for a clock?

[wild_fox]

i was wondering how you can make a clock (like this one but going up)

[Coolyag28]

use code to change an overlay that counts minutes and hours. reset the minutes at sixty. then add 1 to hours. when hours is at 13, subtract 12 and change am to pm, or vice versa. or just use military time.

[Coolyag28]

also hours and minutes should both be properties

[VALUEX]

Not variables, they should be properties.

[VALUEX]

Use this guide for a deeper explanation:

How to make a colon-separated timer (Difficulty: )

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use game overlays to display text, and use math to turn numbers to time-form. What you will need: [g1] 1x Property 1x Repeater 1x Trigger 1x Counter 1x Game Overlay And of course, something to start the timer! I used a button for this. The first device we need to edit is the property. Set the name to timer, set the type to number, the default value to the amount of time you want the timer to last, and the scope to global [g2] Next, Let’s edit the…

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[Coolyag28]

i believe military time would be more convenient on the coding side

[Coolyag28]

instead of a button you should use a lifecycle device that listens for game start

[Coolyag28]

am i doing something wrong with this clock code?

[VALUEX]

Why do you set the minutes to 10?

[VALUEX]

In your second if gate, the hour property/variable should be set to 0 not 1.

[VALUEX]

In the create text block make sure to add the days, not just the hours and minutes, unless you don’t use it much.