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Posted (edited)

I'm not very good at maths and not very familiar with string.format but this should work:

function msToStr( ms ) 
    if( ms ) then 
        return string.format( '%02d:%02d:%02d', ( tonumber( ms ) / ( 1000 * 60 * 60 ) ) % 60, ( tonumber( ms ) / ( 1000 * 60 ) ) % 60, ( tonumber( ms ) / 1000 ) % 60 ); 
    end 
    return false; 
end 

Example:

msToStr( 2000 ); 

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function convertTime ( ms ) 
    if ( ms and type ( ms ) == "number" ) then 
        local mins = math.floor ( ms / 60000 ) 
        local hours = math.floor ( mins / 60 ) 
        local secs = math.floor ( ( ms / 1000 ) % 60 ) 
        return string.format ( "%s:%s:%s", hours, ( mins - hours * 60 ), secs ) 
    end 
end 

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Posted

You can use getRealTime. "timestamp" returns the UNIX timestamp, and you can use getRealTime(timestamp) to get the details of the timestamp (seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years, etc).

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not working lol
msToStr( 2000 ) 

result: 2:2:202

My bad, I wrote '%d02' instead of '%02d'. I tested it with this correction, it works perfectly.

print( msToStr( 2000 ) ); 
  
--Output: 00:00:02 

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