Author: Van_pl

Let's ROCK!

1. Create a new file

2. Create a dynamic text and set the instance name of it to 'czas'.

3. Now, select this dynamic text, and convert it to movie clip (r-click on it and choose convert to symbol.../ movie clip or press F8 and choose movie clip)

4. Select your movie clip and open the 'actions' panel. Now put this code there:

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {

   data = new Date();

   godziny = data.getHours();

   minuty = data.getMinutes();

   sekundy = data.getSeconds();

   czas = godziny+" : "+minuty+" : "+sekundy;

}

Ill skip 1-st code line. Line 2 tells the computer to create a object Date, wich will contain our time variables.
Lines 3 to 5 is setting the variables to specific time. The comp will do this continously beacuse of '(enterFrame)' in 1-st line.

5. Save all up and test ur movie. If it's not working, then dowload example file and analyse all your work.

6. But it's one small bug here. If hour is 23:05 then clock shows 23:5. This don't looks good. If you want fix it, then you have to paste a few more lines of code.

 
if (sekundy<10) {

		sekundy = "0"+sekundy;

	}

	if (minuty<10) {

		minuty = "0"+minuty;

	}

	if (godziny<10) {

		godziny = "0"+godziny;

that tells if your hour is less than 10, then it will show '0' before number. Geniously, isn't?

» Level Intermediate

Added: 2005-11-09 Rating: 5 Votes: 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (10 being the highest) Thank you for voting! We have encountered an error. Please try again later. You've already voted.

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Ehhh, lol? :P I love pizza and hentai :P

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