Question How to make in-game time?

I want to make time in the game.
2 minutes real life = 1 hour in game.

Thanks in advance!

 

It depends on what you want to happen. On a basic level though, you can set

Time.timeScale

. E.g.:

Code (CSharp):

1. // 2 minutes in real life = 1 hour in game is 30 times faster than normal
2. Time.timeScale = 30f

Now that means every piece of code that relies on Time.deltaTime, Time.time, etc... will progress as if time is moving 30x faster than normal.

 

I want to add clock to the game that will display in-game time.

 

If you're looking to accelerate it the way GTA does, it's just a number... one minute is one hour in GTA, IIRC. Display seconds as minutes, then minutes as hours, and wrap them at 24 if you want.

You can do what Praetor suggest above but your game may completely fail if you use physics, because every FixedUpdate() the physics system is going to have to run a LOT of updates. Not only that but the Unity animation system may not be very happy with highly-accelerated timeframes and may miss animation events.

 

Yeah, just display seconds as minutes and minutes as hours, then wrap the hours back around to 1 when they reach 12, or back around to 0 when they reach 24 (24-hr time format).

 

Thanks. I'll do as you say for now but does anyone know the answer to my question?