Hi I have a question

Code (JavaScript):

1.  var key : GameObject;
2. var date : System.DateTime;
3. //sets something allowing you to populate it with the date and time
4. var text : String;
5. var text2 : String;
6. var hodiny : GUIText;
7. function Update()
8. {
9.      //tells the var to look for the precise moment you are at
10.      var date = System.DateTime.Now;
11.      //converts the above var to a readable string
12.      text = date.ToString("HH:mm:ss");
13.      //prints it to inspector
14.      print (text);
15.      hodiny.text =      text ;
16.    if (text == text2){
17.       key.SetActive(true);
18.      
19.       }}

 

I don't understand the question.

 

i need create time to went although is game turn off

to went game time on background

 

I remember you!
Sorry, branek42, but as with last time, nobody can understand what you are saying. I don't know what your native language is, but you might try searching for unity forums in whatever langauge that is.

Anyway, if you're asking how to run the above code when the game is turned off, you can't do that.
IF you're asking how to load the main level menu when the game is started, it's as simple as putting the MainMenu scene as the first scene in the game.

 

in code was bug ...I want to went time during turn off game to went game time on background

 

I think he is asking for the time difference from when the game was last played to the time of a new instance of it being played

 

Looking at the script and then looking at the posts makes me think this is a copy/paste deal and someone doesn't know what they're doing.

http://unity3d.com/learn

 

the point is that my flower grew at a particular time

but when the time(text2) so it skips setactive not working

 

You might want to take frames and save it to memory so it can revert to it and you can access it that way, I don't have the knowledge for that but keep looking..HTH

 

hi why I added at a specified time more day as one ?

Code (JavaScript):

1.  
2. var key : GameObject;
3. var date : System.DateTime;
4. //sets something allowing you to populate it with the date and time
5. var text : String;
6. var text2 : String;
7. var hodiny : GUIText;
8. var days : int = 0;
9.  
10.  
11.    
12.  
13. function Update()
14. {
15.    
16.     days = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("Days");
17.    
18.     //tells the var to look for the precise moment you are at
19.      var date = System.DateTime.Now;
20.      //converts the above var to a readable string
21.      text = date.ToString("HH:mm:ss");
22.      //prints it to inspector
23.      print (text);
24.      hodiny.text =      text ;
25.      
26.      
27.      if (text== "03:45:40"){
28.       days =days + 1;
29.       PlayerPrefs.SetInt("Days" ,days);
30.    
31.       key.SetActive(true);
32.      
33.      
34.       }}
35.  

I think this ( day =day + 1; )

 

You need to add some extra text to explain what you're actually doing!

 

Code (JavaScript):

1. var plant : GameObject;
2. var date : System.DateTime;
3. //sets something allowing you to populate it with the date and time
4. var text : String;
5. var clock : GUIText;
6. var days : int = 0;
7.  
8. function Update()
9. {
10.  
11. if (days == 1) {
12.    plant.SetActive(true);        
13. }
14.    
15. days = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("Days");
16.  
17.     //tells the var to look for the precise moment you are at
18.        var date = System.DateTime.Now;
19.     //converts the above var to a readable string
20.        text = date.ToString("HH:mm:ss");
21.     //prints it to inspector
22.        print (text);
23.        clock.text =      text ;
24.    
25.    
26. if (text== "24:00:00"){
27.       days = days + 1;
28.       PlayerPrefs.SetInt("Days" ,days);
29. }}
30.  

I need plus 1 day at a specified time ..... days = days + 1; but I added 63 days I think it's one hundredths

 

Please help me .....

 

Code (CSharp):

1. if (text== "24:00:00"){
2.       days = days + 1;
3.       PlayerPrefs.SetInt("Days" ,days);
4. }

If your game is not ON at 12:00, it will never calculate "day+1". And if it is ON, time will be equal to "24:00:00" for entire second and during this second your date will be doing +1 over and over again so it will be like day 100 very fast.
This is how I would do it ( I don't know Java, so watch for mistakes):

Code (JavaScript):

1. void Start(){
2. var LastPlayedDay = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("SavedDay");
3. var days = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("Days");
4. var date = System.DateTime.Now;
5. if (date.Day!=LastPlayedDay)
6. days++;
7. }

And when you are turning the game off save the day you played:

Code (JavaScript):

1. void MySaveFunction(){
2. var date = System.DateTime.Now;
3. PlayerPrefs.SetInt("SavedDay", date.Day);
4. PlayerPrefs.SetInt("Days", days);
5. }

This will only work if you start your game every day. And before this can work you need to set "SavedDay" to day you started playing so a small modification:

Code (JavaScript):

1. void Start(){
2. var LastPlayedDay = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("SavedDay");
3. var days = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("Days");
4. var date = System.DateTime.Now;
5.  
6. var NotFirstTime = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("NotFirstGame");
7. if (NotFirstTime==0){
8. LastPlayedDay=date.Day;
9. PlayerPrefs.SetInt("SavedDay", date.Day);
10. PlayerPrefs.SetInt("NotFirstGame", 1);
11. }
12. if (date.Day!=LastPlayedDay)
13. days++;
14. }

Again, I am not sure if this will work, haven't tested, and if your game is off for few days you will need a function to calculate how much time passed. But I hope this will help you for a start. And if you want date to change while game is on move some code that checks for day change to Update function.