Live Countdownt (More than one event)

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#21

Well I mean I understand a little, but now is just about what should I do and how to make it to text label and if hour min sec = 0 it Destroy and Clone new one again… Using ur script

#22

I have something that may work: for event 1 do

local t = textLable1 -- replace textLable1 with wherever your 1st label is located in the explorer
local p = t.Parent
t.Parent = nil
t.Parent = p

for event 2 do

local t = textLable2 -- replace textLable2 with wherever your 2nd label is located in the explorer
local p = t.Parent
t.Parent = nil
t.Parent = p

for event 3 do

local t = textLable3 -- replace textLable3 with wherever your 3rd label is located in the explorer
local p = t.Parent
t.Parent = nil
t.Parent = p
#23

Why t.Parent = nil first? Hey if you have to go, you can answer tomorrow, I will wait, I can wait.

#24

Setting the parent to nil and then back to it’s original parent allows it to go to the bottom of a gridGui, which is what you said you had. It would also be useful if you could send me a screenshot of where the guis are in the explorer.

#25

Woahhh, sooo it’s like :Destroy and Clone but more simple?

#26

also for t = [Path to text label].Text or just path to text label

#27

Just the path to the text label

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#28

But it doesn’t change the text
I want to make it has countdown like how many hours, minutes and seconds again etc on the text label

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#29

And also how to make it so in a day not only that time, so Event A happen not only 10 am, but also repeating every 3 hours. But with real time.

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#30

well you can copy and paste the events, and you can change the times on them too. I will also try to make a script that changes the text of the guis to how long until the event happens.

#31

Well sorry for your script, there’s hours minutes and seconds right?
Let’s say event A u have
hour = 10
min = 0
sec = 0,
does it mean every 10 hours , or does it mean it will happen every 10 UTC

#32

this means at 10 hours, 0 minutes, 0 seconds in utc it will happen.

#33 
local events = {}

events.eventOne = {
	hour = 1,--the hour in military time of when the event will happen
	min = 0,--the minute of the hour
	sec = 0,--the second of the minute

	eventFunction = function()
		--when it's time for the event, any code in here will run
		local t = workspace.ABC.GUIEvent.Event1.Event -- replace textLable1 with wherever your 1st label is located in the explorer
		local p = t.Parent
		t.Parent = nil
		t.Parent = p
	end
}

events.eventTwo = {
	hour = 2,--the hour in military time of when the event will happen
	min = 0,--the minute of the hour
	sec = 0,

	eventFunction = function()
		--when it's time for the event, any code in here will run
		local t = workspace.ABC.GUIEvent.Event2.Event -- replace textLable1 with wherever your 1st label is located in the explorer
		local p = t.Parent
		t.Parent = nil
		t.Parent = p
	end
}

events.eventThree = {
	hour = 3,--the hour in military time of when the event will happen
	min = 0,--the minute of the hour
	sec = 0,--the second of the minute

	eventFunction = function()
		--when it's time for the event, any code in here will run
		local t = workspace.ABC.GUIEvent.Event3.Event -- replace textLable1 with wherever your 1st label is located in the explorer
		local p = t.Parent
		t.Parent = nil
		t.Parent = p
	end
}

events.eventFour = {
	hour = 4,--the hour in military time of when the event will happen
	min = 0,--the minute of the hour
	sec = 0,--the second of the minute

	eventFunction = function()
		--when it's time for the event, any code in here will run
		local t = workspace.ABC.GUIEvent.Event1.Event -- replace textLable1 with wherever your 1st label is located in the explorer
		local p = t.Parent
		t.Parent = nil
		t.Parent = p
	end
}

events.eventFive = {
	hour = 5,--the hour in military time of when the event will happen
	min = 0,--the minute of the hour
	sec = 0,

	eventFunction = function()
		--when it's time for the event, any code in here will run
		local t = workspace.ABC.GUIEvent.Event2.Event -- replace textLable1 with wherever your 1st label is located in the explorer
		local p = t.Parent
		t.Parent = nil
		t.Parent = p
	end
}

events.eventSix = {
	hour = 6,--the hour in military time of when the event will happen
	min = 0,--the minute of the hour
	sec = 0,

	eventFunction = function()
		--when it's time for the event, any code in here will run
		local t = workspace.ABC.GUIEvent.Event3.Event -- replace textLable1 with wherever your 1st label is located in the explorer
		local p = t.Parent
		t.Parent = nil
		t.Parent = p
	end
}

-- any code below this line should not be changed, it works just fine on it's own.

while wait(3) do
	for i,v in pairs(events) do
		local t = os.date("!*t", os.time())
		if v.hour == t.hour and v.min == t.min then

			if t.sec < v.sec + 5 and t.sec > v.sec-5 then
				v.eventFunction()
			end
		end
	end
end

So I suppose I can make like this right? Same text label but can happen two times in a day. If it’s a yes, I only need to know how each text labels can countdown the time until that event

#34

I saw many talks about Unixtime, but I supposed u use that for a fix thing like what day what year etc, but this thing I don’t think so because it happens everyday.

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#35

Well I think your code works just you know to make the text labels (3 text labels) to countdown