Help w/ os.time()

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#1

Good morning,

I tried what I could however I couldn’t figure out how to check if it’s past 17:45:00 but before 06:25:00. Any help appreciated! Code below

while wait(1) do
    local TimeInUnix = os.time()
    local Lighting = game:GetService("Lighting")

    local stringToFormat = "%H:%M:%S"

    local result = os.date(stringToFormat, TimeInUnix)

    Lighting.TimeOfDay = result
end
#2 
local function checkTime(time, req1, req2)
    if tonumber(time:split(':'))[1] >= tonumber(req1:split(':'))[1] and tonumber(time:split(':'))[2] >= tonumber(req1:split(':'))[2] and tonumber(time:split(':'))[3] >= tonumber(req1:split(':'))[3] 
    or
    tonumber(time:split(':'))[1] =< tonumber(req2:split(':'))[1] and tonumber(time:split(':'))[2] =< tonumber(req2:split(':'))[2] and tonumber(time:split(':'))[3] =< tonumber(req2:split(':'))[3] 
then
        return true
    else
        return false
    end
end

Not sure if this would work (I’m on mobile)
For you to use this function in your example:

if checkTime(result, "17:45:00", "06:25:00") then

end
#3 
while wait(1) do
	local stringToFormat = "%H:%M:%S"

	local result = os.date(stringToFormat,os.time()) -- Converted into H:M:S.
	local splitted = string.split(result,":") -- Splitted it to get H M S separate.
	local H,M,S = splitted[1],splitted[2],splitted[3] -- Assigned them to variables.
	local Hour = H+(M/60)+(S/3600) -- Converted them into H only.

	game.Lighting.ClockTime = Hour -- Setted the time.
end
#4

He already has the time formatted and all, he wants to check

#5 
white true do
    local secondsPastToday = os.time() % 86400
    if secondsPastToday < 23100 or secondsPastToday > 63900 then
        print("its past 17:45 and before 06:25")
    else
        print("Hello World")
    end
    task.wait(1)
end
#6

Sorry, just checking this now. Where did you get 23100 and 63900 as numbers?
Thanks!

#7

I guess by converting the time of 17.45.00 and 06.25.00 to seconds: hour * 3600 + minute * 60 + second.

#8

That’s the seconds representation of your time stamps, (P.S: did you try the function I gave you 28 days ago, this will hopefully allow you to do the thing you want for multiple numbers

#9

I got a solution, but I was just wondering. Thanks for the help!