[KuJi]

so would it be like:

NPC Code:

---

//#CLIENTSIDE

if (timeout || created) {

  //Some variables

  setstring this.month,January,February,March,April,May,June,J  uly,August,September,October,November,December;

  this.minute = int(timevar/.2);

  this.hour = int(this.minute/60);

  this.day = int(this.hour/24);

  this.month = int(this.day/31);

  this.year = int(this.month/12);

  this.Nminute = this.minute%60;

  this.Nhour = this.hour%24;

  this.Nday = this.day%24;

  this.Nmonth = this.month%12;

  this.Nyear = this.year%1;

  //Variable Ending

  if (this.Nminute < 10) setstring this.Nminute,0#v(this.Nminute);

  else setstring this.Nminute,#v(this.Nminute);

  if (this.Nhour > 12) setstring this.Nhour,#v(this.Nhour-12); else

    if (this.Nhour == 0) setstring this.Nhour,1; else

      setstring this.Nhour,#v(this.Nhour);

  if (this.Nhour > 12) setstring this.time,PM; else setstring this.time,AM;

  message The time is now #s(this.Nhour):#s(this.Nminute) #s(this.time) on #I(this.month,this.Nmonth-1) #v(this.Nday), #v(this.Nyear)!;

  timeout = 0.05;

}

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Err, I probally can code it better. But I was just rushing, how is that? Is that every 30 min --> 1 graal day?

Originally Posted by Velox Cruentus

seconds = (timevar*5)%60;
minutes = int((timevar*5)/60)%60;
hours = int((timevar*5)/(60*60))%24;
days = int((timevar*5)/(60*60*24));

I believe? I'm not sure. I did this pretty fast.

Is that 30 minutes per graal day or no?