I am looking for people who know how to do live events, I have many plans. Someone knows?
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IocaIe
(IocaIe)
July 5, 2020, 8:24pm
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AlvinBlox made a video on this. It’s really helpful and explained everything in detail.
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Yep, you can find it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spFZ44yqIII
Also, you so should look onto some posts about the os functions , and you may also check MessagingService , it’s not necessary for live events, but it can be helpful in that type of things.
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Please, do not ask entire scripts, and if you can, try to provide a bit more of information , here are some threads that i made to create my live event script:
What do you want to achieve? Keep it simple and clear!
I wan’t to make a live event script
What is the issue? Include screenshots / videos if possible!
The script doesn’t works when i test it (Maybe only in studio?) for example:
-If my time is 9:59AM and the event is at 10AM, when is 10AM nothing happens. I just wrote an else code if it’s not 10AM and when is 10AM still prints as is not. When is it.
What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub? …
I have a live event script:
local t = {
year = 2020,
month = 5,
day = 1,
hour = 15,
min = 50,
sec = 0}
local UnixTime = os.time(t)
while true do
wait(1)
local statistics = os.date("!*t", UnixTime - os.time())
print(statistics.year ..":".. statistics.month ..":".. statistics.day ..":".. statistics.hour ..":".. statistics.min ..":".. statistics.sec)
end
It gets the unix time from a table and creates a formula to get the time left to be the same time as the t…
I’m working on a live event script, and i have the defined date in a table:
local t = {
year = 2020,
month = 6,
day = 1,
hour = 15,
min = 35,
sec = 0
}
And it will check every second if the date is the same as written in the statement, something like this:
if osdate.year == 2020 and osdate.month == 6 and etc then
However, i want to instead of doing that, i want to check the date by getting the table, for example:
if osdate == t then --// t = the table with the define…
I hope this helps you.