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This is not a block.

1. This section is where you ask how to do things.
2. That's not a block.
3. To get time, you click the check box next to the current minute block.

You could also use the timer and just use this script:

when green flag clicked
reset timer

Well you should just make sure that you add either show timer/hide timer

Oh well you edited it out.

It's pretty simple.

You see, we have this block:

(timer)

And this:

reset timer

We can make a variable that stores this, using this script:

when green flag clicked

set [ Timer] to [(timer) ]

Just make the second timer be the blue block (timer) that I showed earlier. We also have:

when [ v] > (10)

Insert timer in that space again.





Hope I helped!

Creator1972

Guys I think they meant time as in 12:00, not a stopwatch.
If you want actual time, use this.

when green flag clicked
forever
    
set [Minutes v] to [ (current [minute v])
if <(current [hour v]) < [13 ]> then
    
set [hour v] to [(current [hour v]) ]
end
if <not <(current [hour v]) < [13 ]>> then
set [hour v] to [((current [hour v]) - (12)) ]
    
end

end

So apparently scratchblocks doesn't like operators. So for the “if not” block, use this instead.

((hours) - (12))

And for some reason the variables section comes out red.

set [hours v] to [ ]

Oh so now it doesn't smh

So there is a time block that reports any unit of time you want. To get the current time, join these blocks:

(join (current [hour v]) (join [:] (current [minute v])))

However, that will only give you the military time. To fix this, you need to use a mod block in the hour spot, saying

((current [hour v]) mod (12))

which will always give you a number less than 12. For instance, if the time is 5:30 PM, then it will normally read 17:30. This block will change it to 5:30. The mod block finds the remainder of a division problem.

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say for (2) secs

TheGirlThatLovesToc wrote:

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say for (2) secs

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