🕒Time and Date

Run instructions On Time

These triggers is event-based and carefully crafted for optimal performance, making it more efficient and better for performance compared to frequent checks every frame.

Using 'On Time', 'On Day and Time' and 'On Year, Day, and Time' triggers to trigger based on your specific needs. Using Daily Cycle, or Yearly Cycle means that the trigger will go into 'hibernation' and not do any more checks before a new day or a new year has happened. The trigger 'On Year, Day and Time' will completely stop checking unless the Keep Checking In Past is enabled.

Changing the 'Use Daily Cycle', 'Use Yearly Cycle,' or 'Keep Checking In Past' settings is not recommended unless you intend to manually reset the time to a previous value (e.g., going back in time to a specific date or event).

Display time in UI

Using the 'Set Text' Instruction on an 'On Time Interval' Trigger. Make sure Trigger On Start is enabled so it initialize the UI on start.

Display date in UI

Using the 'Join Text' Instruction on an 'On Time Interval' Trigger. Make sure Trigger On Start is enabled so it initialize the UI on start.

Setting the time or date

Setting the time or date directly bypasses any event-based triggers that would normally be fired between the current time and the time being set.

Using the Set Number Instruction. In this case, the time will instantly be set to 13:00 (1 PM). Remember to use only the range 0–23 for hours and 0–59 for minutes. This logic can also be applied to setting the day or year.

Transition time

If the Time Curve isn't already set to Linear, it's recommended to switch it to Linear before the transition to make it smoother.

This can be done using the Set Time Curve instruction.

Using the 'Transition Time' Instruction. In this case, the time will transition to 13:00 (1 PM) over 5 seconds. Remember to use only the range 0–23 for hours and 0–59 for minutes.

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