Trying to get a clock to chime every hour, not detecting hour correctly?

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I haven't spammed anything but ok

what's this abomination

its an abomination because people are refusing to help...

u don't need to do a whole lot of ors just do if Time == Time + 1 then

actually no, just make a variable for both the previous value and the new value so local previousvalue = 0 then while true do thing then make sure the new value is = to the new value then check if the new value is equal to the previous value + 1 and then set the previous value to the new value

no.

yes. if he is trying to play something every hour

my problem is that its not actually detecting the ClockTime as the correct value, its constantly thinking the clocktime is everytime, meaning the script repeatedly loops. I get that checking if it was +1 of the previous value, but if the current code doesn't read ClockTime correctly, that won't be of much help

New Code: Lighting = game.Lighting Time = Lighting.ClockTime Bell = script.Parent.NewtonBells IsPlaying = false while true do L = game.Lighting.ClockTime wait() if L == 12 or L == 24 then if IsPlaying == false then Bell:Play() print("Bells Ringing") IsPlaying = true wait(50) IsPlaying = false else --Bell Doesn't Ring print("Bell didn't ring ,isRinging") end else p

(This new code doesn't seem to detect the time correctly, it doesn't ring at all, and I don't know why)

lmao I posted a working code for your problem but I realized that I'm a bad person so I deleted it

it wasn't remotely working, but yes you are a bad person, so no one cares anyway

Instead of all the "or"s try something like if if Time >= 2 and <= 10 then

nope, that wouldn't work.

ah stupid me, I should've remembered variables don't automatically update! I'll try your code, but it does seem it should work anyway!

How can I edit the code so I can setup multiple times for it to ring? I presume the math.round(Time) is where I put the time I want it to ring in right?

this should be set up for any time thats exactly on the hour, but yes, of course you could set it up for any time

and also yes math.Round(Time) is where you would add in other times

So it can take multiple values? How many exaclty?

If you want it to ring at like every 9:30 10:30 and so on put currentMinute == 30

If you want it to ring at serverstart tell me you have to get the currentMinute of the server and set it as a variable and then check if currentMinute = starttime

I was wanting it to follow the in-game time instead of real-life time. Do you think you could alter the script so that it runs via the game-time please?

Macauley i think the issue is that your ingame time is like value = 14 value = 15 but you have to set little intervals like 14.2 so it wont loop