Advanced Document: Countdown time
local uiid = nil --- replace your UI ID here
local text_timer = nil --- replace you text here
local min = nil --- replace your minutes here
local sec = nil --- replace your seconds here
function game(e)
repeat
sec = sec - 1
Customui:setText(e.eventobjid, uiid,text_timer, min .. ":" .. sec)
if sec == 0 and min > 0 then
sec = 60
min = min -1
Customui:setText(e.eventobjid, uiid,text_timer, min .. ":" .. sec)
end
Trigger:wait(1)
until min == 0 and sec == 0
end
ScriptSupportEvent:registerEvent("UI.Show", game)
local uiid = nil --- replace your UI ID here local text_timer = nil --- replace you text here local min = nil --- replace your minutes here local sec = nil --- replace your seconds here
function game(e)
repeat
sec = sec - 1
Customui:setText(e.eventobjid, uiid, text_timer, min .. ":" .. sec)
if sec == 0 and min > 0 then
sec = 60
min = min - 1
Customui:setText(e.eventobjid, uiid, text_timer, min .. ":" .. sec)
end
Trigger:wait(1)
until min == 0 and sec == 0
end
Within the loop:
The loop continues to execute until both min and sec are 0.
ScriptSupportEvent:registerEvent("UI.Show", game)
ScriptSupportEvent:registerEvent(“UI.Show”, game): Registers the game function to be called when the “UI.Show” event occurs. This means the countdown will start whenever the UI is shown.
In summary, this script sets up a countdown timer that updates a specified UI element every second. It decreases the seconds and minutes accordingly and updates the UI text to reflect the current countdown time. When the countdown reaches zero minutes and zero seconds, the loop stops. The timer starts when the “UI.Show” event is triggered.
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