Making a account age gui

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#1

So! its me back again! asking for help :confused: But! I want to make a gui that will allow you to see your account age! instead of using:

Code 
local accountage = game.players.localpayer.AccountAge
local Text = script.parent.Text

Text.Text = "Account age is ".. accountage .." days old"

Id love to use something alike

Your account age is 1 year, 1 month, 1 week, 1 day. But my understanding of luau isn’t as good.
If I can have help thanks :smiley:

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#2

I think I found it, You spelled localplayer wrong, it should be “LocalPlayer”.

#3

You could use os.date

-- example
print(os.date("%c", game.Players.LocalPlayer.AccountAge))
#4

Oh this isn’t help for what I’m doing, Thanks for the help though. I’m looking for a advanced PlayerAge gui

#5

I’ll have a look into it thanks :smiley:

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#6

I was getting confused until i realised your example aha thanks dude

#7

I’m a bit confused as to what you’re asking. If you mean up to the current minute/second, that is not possible. AccountAge is only Y/M/W/D.

#8

Well if seconds is impossible i can go with y/m/w/d

#9

Im trying os.date currently. Im just trying to utilise it in a way that i can form the number into a text label, I can understand how i can get the number’s with the basic code as a description i used. But heres a free model that i found for a diagram
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#10

Text labels require a string for their text property, therefore you could use the function:

tostring(number-variable-here)

and it would convert it to a string to be compatible with a text label. To actually implement this you could do either one of these methods:

TextLabel.Text = tostring(number-variable-here)

-- or

numberVariable = tostring(number-variable-here)
TextLabel.Text = numberVariable
#11

A solution I did a while back:

#12

Close enough to what i need! thanks