So this is the code i have now: while wait() do time = math.floor(tick()) year = 1970 --startdate January 1, - Pastebin.com
and i have no idea how i would tell what the previous month was and how would i tell that the previous month was last year? Please Help!
os.date() is a much better function because you can get it to give you it in a format where that stuff has already been calculated.
An example of what it returns:
{
year = 246,
month = 12,
day = 10,
hour = 3,
min = 56,
sec = 7
}
Using this could, you could simply subtract 1 from the month value to get the previous month.
If needed, you can also convert one of these date tables into a timestamp similar to what tick() gives you using os.time(table).
thing is how do you get a UNIX time stamp?
Edited.
thing is how do you get a UNIX time stamp of the current time?
The same way - os.time() on its own will do it, or you can do what I just said and do:
local Date = os.date()
local Timestamp = os.time(Date)
so take away 2.628e+6 from os.time() and then run it through os.date()?
Yeah, as long as 2.628e+6 is how many seconds are in a month.
alright! thanks! 