Simple Clock

NOTE: this will not constantly show the time.

DEMO -
http://www.geocities.com/tsunokiette/Clock.zip

Variables Needed- (4)
*Frames_Passed
*Seconds
*Minutes
*Hours

Switches Needed- (3)
*Clock_Set
*AM
*PM

Common Events- (4)
*Set_Clock
*Clock_Proccessing
*Show_Time
*Clock

Now, the longest part is the Set_Clock event, the rest are really short.
Since I'm lazy (actualy I don't have the time ATM), I'll just give images -_-. The following are images of the events I used for each-

SET_CLOCK (the longest by far)


CLOCK_PROCCESSING


SHOW_TIME


CLOCK




Now for every event which is a clock, all you need to do is do the Call Common Event Command and call the CLOCK event.

You forgot the RGSS102E.dll file

You forgot the RGSS102E.dll file

Not if I want to encourage people to buy the legal version.

*bump*

Maybe I'll post an in depth tut on how to actualy make one later...

Oo
didn't i make something like this months ago?
indeed i did :O

btw you forgot the tinting on the day/night switching ~_~

should have para show time too and use a button to condition the showing of the clock

(lol but with those it will be exactly the same as mine ~_~)

Oo
didn't i make something like this months ago?
indeed i did :O

btw you forgot the tinting on the day/night switching ~_~

should have para show time too and use a button to condition the showing of the clock

(lol but with those it will be exactly the same as mine ~_~)

rofl, that's why this is a simple clock

Didnt you have a script for this a day or two ago?

You forgot the RGSS102E.dll file

Not if I want to encourage people to buy the legal version.

Point taken...  :|

Erm, 1 error lol. Didn't see it comming-

conditional branch (Switch AM ON)
-am off
-pm on
end

conditional branch (Switch PM ON)
-am on
-pm off
end

It will always remain AM this way *laughs*

To fix just add a label called end and jump to it -

conditional branch (Switch AM ON)
-am off
-pm on
-jump to label (end)
end

conditional branch (Switch PM ON)
-am on
-pm off
end

label (end)