How do you make a time thingy for like 12-6am?

[WhoAmI]

Essentially it uses these concepts.

Making a Pop-up shop for all your pop-up shop needs

Continuing the discussion from Can I make a shop pop-up?: Pop-up shops are one of the most important and incredi- I’m just kidding these are so trivial and although they do save space they’re just tedious. To make one, first place down a game overlay that is a button. Set the scope, yada yada yada, and make it so that when the button is pressed, it opens a popup. Now make two call-to-action buttons. You can name the popup anything, make it say whatever you want, but add call-to-action buttons…

You essentially chain popups to popups, meaning you have to open up a menu of sorts.

[Shadow.exe]

huh. okk that works.

[Foxy]

place down text and insert in block code

expand as needed

now use some version of a repeater every in game hour to activate the code

[Shadow.exe]

mmm ok. That could work. someone joined my world and now they are helping me. But thanks for trying

[ThatGim]

Me and @Shadow.exe have worked on it and all we need now it the time (appearing in the bottom right)

[ThatGim]

and a hour needs to pass every 5 mins

[Godspawnking]

I’m working on a time loop game, so I think this could help. You just need to change the times from 9:00am-7:00pm to 12:00am-6:00am, change the trigger delay to however long you want the clock to take before each time change, and make a beginning to where they interact with something for the time clock to start.

@cheesebox

Step 1.
Create a trigger that broadcasts to itself, let’s call the channel tick. Tick will not be the channel that the overlay receives from, though. Set the trigger delay to however long you want the interval inbetween time changes, like 30 seconds or whatever. Also make sure you wire a device that triggers it for the first time to start the trigger clock.
Step 2.
Create a block for the trigger under when triggered, and have it broadcast on the channel timechange. Now we can get into the overlay’s code.
Step 3.
Set the default value of the time property to 9. Set the overlay’s default text to 9:00 AM as well. Create a new block for the overlay under when receiving on channel 'timechange' . Now, the code.
Step 4.
Have the code set to this:

[Godspawnking]

? I don’t know what that means…

[Godspawnking]

I didn’t know it was active…

[ThatGim]

The code by @Shadow.exe is expired if that’s what you are talking ab.

[Godspawnking]

This one’s by @cheesebox

[Godspawnking]

As far as I know, @cheesebox made it, because it took him a while, and he came back and posted it on my help page. This is literally his WHOLE post. Other than him saying that it should work… I thought he made it.

[Foxy]

please delete this advertisement

[Godspawnking]

It’s off-topic, and not allowed. Thank you. This was before you deleted it, my bad.

[cheesebox]

So did it work?

[ThatGim]

For me and @Shadow.exe we have not tested it out yet but I cannot say the same thing @Godspawnking as I am not him

[Godspawnking]

I haven’t tested it, but I made it! Still, I am going to test it soon. I published another game before I started working on the one you helped me with, so I had to make an emergency update on that due to a couple mistakes.

[Godspawnking]

Btw he’s talking about my map, due to me mentioning the code.

[ThatGim]

Ahh ok

[Godspawnking]

Was that off-topic? I’m sorry, I’ll get back on-topic.