Need help with a format

[balmy fox]

I've asked on mh skript help & looked on docs nothing is what i need

[tawdry hornet]

There’s about 100 snippets that format timespans in #skript-snippets

You can also do some math or use (hour|minute|second)s of %timespan% to do make your own

[balmy fox]

I ain't really advanced with skript could u please just give me the timer all i need is smh to show the time in a variable (use 3 if u want) then once it reachs 0 to broadcast "test" & reset

[tawdry hornet]

Im not going to do it foe you. There’s pre-made snippets though.

You could probably also just use “%seconds of %timespan%% seconds”

[balmy fox]

so on load: set {kothtimer} to 400 #test not actual thing every 1 second: remove 1 from {kothtimer} # code for just a example send "%hours of %timespan%% hours %minutes of %timespan%% %seconds of %timespan%%" to player

[tawdry hornet]

No

Replace %timespan% with your actual timespan

[balmy fox]

huh?

[tawdry hornet]

And you need to fix the indentation

[balmy fox]

so %hours of {kothtimer}% ?

[tawdry hornet]

Mhmm

[balmy fox]

mm lemme test

[tawdry hornet]

But then when you get minutes that will be included as well

So it will say like 61min instead of 1

So you need to remove the hours once you get them

[balmy fox]

how would i do that

[tawdry hornet]

remove %timespan% from {_yourTimespan}

[balmy fox]

so remove mintes from {kothtimer} ?

[balmy fox]

how would i check if the variable goes into minutes tho

or could i just make it like if there is 59 min it would just put hours to 0

[balmy fox]

Also i put the result to it it just says %hours of {kothtimer}% could not be found

[tawdry hornet]

look at the snippets for examples

please stop pinging me

you can set a local var to the seconds, then do some math

[balmy fox]

snippets go on forever how do i search em

also what local var would i use

[tawdry hornet]

the search on discord or skunity website...

[tawdry hornet]

.

[balmy fox]

sobs i'm horrible at tis

[tawdry hornet]

set {_seconds} to seconds of {_timespan} #: should be 3710

#: 3600 seconds in 1 hour:
set {_hours} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
remove {_hours}*3600 from {_seconds}```

repeat as needed

[balmy fox]

mm

set {_seconds} to seconds of {_timespan} #: should be 3710

#: 3600 seconds in 1 hour:
set {_hours} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
remove {_hours}*3600 from {_seconds}```?

but how would i make it execute after it ended

[tawdry hornet]

this means you need to do math for the minutes, etc

days, hours, minutes, whatever you want to display

[balmy fox]

i so confused how this works

i hate being dumb to timespans

[tawdry hornet]

repeat the last 2 lines but change the number to 60 for seconds

or 86400 for days

[obtuse quiver]

#skript-snippets message

[tawdry hornet]

  remove {_time::days}*86400 from {_timespan}
  set {_time::hours} to floor({_timespan}/3600)
  remove {_time::hours}*3600 from {_timespan}
  set {_time::minutes} to floor({_timespan}/60)
  remove {_time::minutes}*60 from {_timespan}
  set {_time::seconds} to {_timespan}```

is what i use

[balmy fox]

mm

[tawdry hornet]

then just loop {_time::*}:, and use the index and value

[balmy fox]

so set {_timespan} to 2 hours, 59 minutes, 60 seconds
set {_seconds} to seconds of {_timespan} #: should be 3710

#: 3600 seconds in 1 hour:
set {_hours} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
remove {_hours}*3600 from {_seconds}

mm

so then for minutes i copy last 2 lines

then same for seconds

but how do i display it @tawdry hornet last ping dw

[tawdry hornet]

literally just put it in a message

[obtuse quiver]

birdy please format its hard for a phone user

[balmy fox]

ok

set {_seconds} to seconds of {_timespan} #: should be 3710

#: 3600 seconds in 1 hour:
set {_hours} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
remove {_hours}*3600 from {_seconds}```

[obtuse quiver]

use that and display {_timespan}

[balmy fox]

k

[tawdry hornet]

that wouldnt work

[obtuse quiver]

wait so how

[balmy fox]

?

i think i would display {_hours} etc

{_hours} {_minutes}

[obtuse quiver]

you nedd to display each variable

[tawdry hornet]

you would need to use %{_time::days}% days, %{_time::hours}% hours, ...

[obtuse quiver]

yes

[tawdry hornet]

or

[balmy fox]

how would i like make it so once the time is up it resets & starts again

[obtuse quiver]

if seconds is 0

[tawdry hornet]

use a periodical or something

[balmy fox]

k

uh it just shows <none>

    trigger:
        set {_timespan} to 2 hours, 59 minutes, 60 seconds
        set {_seconds} to seconds of {_timespan} #: should be 3710

#: 3600 seconds in 1 hour:
        set {_hours} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
        remove {_hours}*3600 from {_seconds}```

then i set it it just shows <none>

[tawdry hornet]

shows <none> where?

you arent displaying anything in that code

[balmy fox]

oh i using on placeholderapi placeholder request for the prefix "kothtimer": set result to "%{_hours}% %{_minutes}% %{_seconds}%"

it works fine it just means the variables are = 0

[tawdry hornet]

you cant use local variables across events

[balmy fox]

bru

[tawdry hornet]

And I wouldnt define vars in a command and then get them

I would just put the code into the placeholder, that way the command doesnt need to be run every time you want to get the placeholder

[balmy fox]

huh?

how

my whole code is ```on placeholderapi placeholder request for the prefix "kothtimer":
set result to "%{_hours}% %{_minutes}% %{_seconds}%"
command /test:
trigger:
set {_timespan} to 2 hours, 59 minutes, 60 seconds
set {_seconds} to seconds of {_timespan} #: should be 3710

#: 3600 seconds in 1 hour:
set {_hours} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
remove {_hours}*3600 from {_seconds}
set {_minutes} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
remove {_minutes}*3600 from {_seconds}``` rn

[tawdry hornet]

yes

put the code into the placeholder event

[balmy fox]

ohh

        set result to "%{_hours}% %{_minutes}% %{_seconds}%"
        set {_timespan} to 2 hours, 59 minutes, 60 seconds
        set {_seconds} to seconds of {_timespan} #: should be 3710

#: 3600 seconds in 1 hour:
        set {_hours} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
        remove {_hours}*3600 from {_seconds}
        set {_minutes} to floor({_seconds}/3600)
        remove {_minutes}*3600 from {_seconds}```

it still showing <none>

how would i fix

[balmy fox]

very last ping..

[tawdry hornet]

because you are sending the result before setting the variables...

[balmy fox]

mm

[tawdry hornet]

how about just not pinging me at all?

ill respond when I'm able to, no need to be impatient

[balmy fox]

ok so i'm seeing it says 3 0 0 but if i request the placeholder in more then 1 area would it malfunction?

also i wanted it to like be 3 hours, then it would show 2 hours 5 minutes & 49 seconds but it aint doing that

[tawdry hornet]

its always gonna return 3 0 0, because you're setting it every time you try to get it

[balmy fox]

also i wanted it to like be 3 hours, then it would show 2 hours 5 minutes & 49 seconds but it aint doing that

i rlly wanted this cuz it would look cool, but ig i won't have a hologram showing how long till it starts

i prob wont add it anymore unless some1 can make it for me

[tawdry hornet]

just set a global variable to the time it was started

then use time since {} in your placeholder

[balmy fox]

So smh like set {kothtimer} to 2 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds then smh like send "time since {kothtimer} to player ?

[tawdry hornet]

stop

pinging

me

(please)

[balmy fox]

frfr

[tawdry hornet]

okay.

[finite ocean]

It would take you 2 seconds to learn how to use the discord search feature and check snippets

There is tons of examples

[balmy fox]

sobs me dumb

#skript-snippets

[finite ocean]

#skript-snippets message

its right there

for a minigame

just repurpose it

[balmy fox]

@finite ocean doesnt work

just shows <none> & i tryd setting it

[paper jolt]

Ya called it wrong.

[tawdry hornet]

Maybe

[raven flower]

solved?

[normal trout]

u would need to replace %timespan% with ur actual timepsan

[balmy fox]

🤦

[raven flower]

sorry for being late

[normal trout]

^

[raven flower]

I got the ss

[normal trout]

the grammer is crazy tho

[balmy fox]

fr

[raven flower]

bro doesn't know about ? and .

just ,

[balmy fox]

now go look at shanes first msgs

[raven flower]

sure

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