Making some useful stuff with {worldtime}

[ElectraBytes04]

I wanted to make a hud that would tell the player when they could sleep.

Here's what I have so far:

&9FPS: &%fps<30, "c", fps<60, "e", "r"%{fps}
%worldtime>=12542, {cansleep=true}, worldtime<=12541, {cansleep=false}%
Time - Ticks: {worldtime} %{cansleep=true}, "- Sleep!", {cansleep=false}, ""%

How would I make the variables in line 2 not show up?

Other things I am trying to do:

Make worldtime display as a regular time format, not just ticks. In HUDDER code!
So far:

{worldtime}
{seconds=worldtime/20}
{minutes=seconds/60}
{hours=minutes/60}

I haven't done any formatting yet.

[ElectraBytes04]

Is there a way to check for multiples of an integer variable in a condition? Like this:

%{worldtime>=12542(multiples)}, {cansleep=true}, {worldtime>=2400(multiples)}, {cansleep=false}, {cansleep=false}%

Maybe finishing this in JavaScript

[NGSpace]

I don't really understand what you're asking but if you're asking how to multiply numbers with variables you can

%worldtime>=12542*multiples, {cansleep=true}, worldtime>=2400*multiples, {cansleep=false}, {cansleep=false}%

[ElectraBytes04]

Turns out I didn't need to check multiples of any numbers. Also, I ended up switching to JavaScript.

function topleft() {
	let time;

	if (getVal("worldtime") > 24000) {
    	time = getVal("worldtime") - 24000 * Math.floor(getVal("worldtime") / 24000);
	} else {
    	time = getVal("worldtime");
	}
	
	let hour, minute;
	
	if ((Math.floor(time / 1000) + 6) > 23) {
	    hour = (Math.floor(time / 1000) + 6) - 24;
	} else {
	    hour = (Math.floor(time / 1000) + 6);
	}
	
	minute = Math.floor((time * 60) / 1000) % 60;
	
	let cansleep = false;
	
	if (hour >= 18 && minute >= 32) {
		cansleep = true;
	}

	if (cansleep === false) {
		return "\u00A79Time: \u00A7r" + hour + ":" + (minute < 10 ? "0" + minute : minute);
	} else if (cansleep === true) {
		return "\u00A79Time: \u00A7r" + hour + ":" + (minute < 10 ? "0" + minute : minute) + " - Sleep!";
	}
}

[NGSpace]

JavaScript is definitely one of the most useful features I added lol

Although in recent versions the default hudder compiler has really gone up in quality. It will be even better when this PR will get finalized and merged.

[NGSpace]

BTW may I add that script into hudder as one of it's builtin huds? there is kind of a lack of JS default scripts...

[ElectraBytes04]

Oh yea sure! Sorry, I didn't see your comment.

[NGSpace]

As for the not showing up you can use the ;mute; method