I’m making a server browser and would like to include the server’s uptime / age (workspace.DistributedGameTime
) into readable string, such as:
HH:MM:SS
00:32:12
02:10:52
- etc
I’d really appreciate your help!
I’m making a server browser and would like to include the server’s uptime / age (workspace.DistributedGameTime
) into readable string, such as:
HH:MM:SS
00:32:12
02:10:52
I’d really appreciate your help!
You can use a function such as this to first get the string formatting down:
function FormatAgeString(text) return string.format("%02i", text) end
You can use this to format it correctly after you got the hour, minute, and second correctly variabilized in which you can return it again in a function and display anywhere.
Hope this helps
Thank you for your response!
How would I go about putting the individual variables for hour, minute and seconds into their respective variables?
This can be used for hours.
local hours = math.floor(value / 3600)
This for minutes.
local minutes = math.floor(value / 60)
For the seconds, it would just be the value (DistributedGameTime).
You can use the FormatAgeString from my previous post.
After that, you can do it like this.
FormatAgeString(hours) .. "H " .. FormatAgeString(minutes) .. "M " .. FormatAgeString(seconds) .. "S"
You could put that all together and return them in a function, which is easiest.
I’ve ran into a little issue:
The seconds value always stays the same, so I’ve come up with a solution:
function FormatTime(seconds)
local hours = math.floor(seconds / 3600)
local minutes = math.floor((seconds % 3600) / 60)
local secondsRemaining = seconds % 60
local formattedTime = string.format("%02d:%02d:%02d", hours, minutes, secondsRemaining)
return formattedTime
end
Even though it did not produce the desired result, your help was still valuable. Thank you!
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