Does the current hour block return the hour in your timezone or is it in a set timezone (like UTC?)
If you’re wondering which block I’m talking about, it’s this one:

(current [hour v])

Yeah, thank god scratch magically does that. I went on a project one and the curator's time zone was UTC and mine is CST, and it showed my hour

AdaVesta_ wrote:

Yeah, thank god scratch magically does that. I went on a project one and the curator's time zone was UTC and mine is CST, and it showed my hour

I’m kinda confused on what you’re saying. Would you mind clarifying?

blackcow29 wrote:

AdaVesta_ wrote:

Yeah, thank god scratch magically does that. I went on a project one and the curator's time zone was UTC and mine is CST, and it showed my hour

I’m kinda confused on what you’re saying. Would you mind clarifying?

The (current ()) block returns the hour of your system clock, while the (days since 2000) block returns the days since 2000 in UTC.
Edit: fixed inaccurate information

redspacecat wrote:

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The (current ()) block returns the hour in your current timezone, while the (days since 2000) block returns the days since 2000 in EST.

It doesn't necessary report the time in your timezone, but just whatever your system time is set to. Also the “days since 2000” block reports time in UTC time, not EST.

NoUsername-King wrote:

It doesn't necessary report the time in your timezone, but just whatever your system time is set to. Also the “days since 2000” block reports time in UTC time, not EST.

Oh I was unaware of the latter fact. Thanks for informing me