Bloom Turns off/on at a specific time of day?

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#84

A print statement creates a message in the output.

#85

where is the script, what type of script is it, is the bloom enabled

#86

It is a server script. It just changes the brightness. Doesn’t do anything to the bloom.

#87

i think ima just give up at this point cause ive tried 300 billion quadrillion scripts and it just doesnt wanna work

#88 
local bloom = game.Lighting.BloomEffectHere
local defaultintense = 5
local defaultthreshold = 0.8

game.Lighting:GetPropertyChangedSignal("ClockTime"):Connect(function()
	if game.Lighting:GetMinutesAfterMidnight() > 6 * 60 then
		bloom.Intensity = 0
		bloom.Threshold = 0
	end
	if game.Lighting:GetMinutesAfterMidnight() > 18 * 60 then
		bloom.Intensity = defaultintense
		bloom.Threshold = defaultthreshold
	end	
end)
#89

good idea ill try that but im gonna have to ask the question again where is the script, what type of script is it

#90

It changes the intensity of the bloom. It is a server script. Can be placed: Workspace/ServerScriptService.

#91

I’m probably going to get flagged again, but no one needs your copy doggo.

#92

can it also include a threshold one too? this is the settings and clearly even at one it looks like no bloom but just extremely bright
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#93

I edited the script…-------------------------------

#94 
local bloom = game.Lighting.lvrpbloom
local disabletime = 6.2
local enabletime = 17.8
local clocktimestorage = game.Lighting.ClockTime

game.Lighting:GetPropertyChangedSignal("ClockTime"):Connect(function()
	if game.Lighting.ClockTime >= disabletime and clocktimestorage < disabletime then
		bloom.Enabled = false
	elseif game.Lighting.ClockTime >= enabletime and clocktimestorage < enabletime then
		bloom.Enabled = true
	end
	clocktimestorage = game.Lighting.ClockTime
end)

Try this and see if you run into any issues. Here I compare the previous ClockTime to the current ClockTime to see if the time was passed. This isn’t perfect (it doesn’t account for large timeskips), but I’m currently unaware of a better way to do this.

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#95

alrighty then ill check it out and see how it does

#96

I made a capital mistake. Try again if does not work.

#97

nadda. even with the edited script sigh

#98

i am seeing something but its related to my car, whenever i change the time with adonis it brings this up in output every time

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#99

That’s unrelated and you can ignore that for now. Please try my solution, as it should work as long as you don’t do large timeskips, and I even tested it to make sure.

#100

where is the script placed, what type of script…? and when you tested it was the bloom enabled

#101

This should work.

local bloom = game.Lighting.BloomEffectHere -- Choose
local no_bloom_time = 6.2
local bloom_time = 17.8
local __CurrentClockTime__ = game.Lighting.ClockTime

local defaults = {
	Threshold = 0.8, -- Choose
	Intensity = 5, -- Choose
}


game.Lighting:GetPropertyChangedSignal("ClockTime"):Connect(function()
	__CurrentClockTime__ = game.Lighting.ClockTime
	if game.Lighting.ClockTime >= no_bloom_time and __CurrentClockTime__ < no_bloom_time then
		bloom.Intensity = 0
		bloom.Threshold = 0
	elseif game.Lighting.ClockTime >= bloom_time and __CurrentClockTime__ < no_bloom_time then
		bloom.Intensity = defaults.Intensity
		bloom.Threshold = defaults.Threshold
	end
end)
#102

Use a LocalScript in StarterPlayerScripts or StarterGui, and I tested it with bloom off, since my time started before enabletime. Sorry for not specifying.

#103

ugh… nope. nothing. why is roblox being so difficult cmon