guiSetText Problem

[Jade]

addEventHandler("onClientRender",root, 
    function() 
        local hours = getRealTime().hour 
        local minutes = getRealTime().minute 
        local seconds = getRealTime().second 
   
dxDrawText(hours..":"..minutes..":"..seconds,0,0,10,10,tocolor(255,157,0,255),0.6,"bankgothic") 
    end 
) 

own script

https://community.multitheftauto.com/in ... ls&id=5724

I need to guisettext

-- author Reflex 
addEventHandler("onClientRender",root, 
    function() 
        local hours = getRealTime().hour 
        local minutes = getRealTime().minute 
--      dxDrawText(hours..":"..minutes,x/1.093,y/10.8,74,10,tocolor(127, 199, 255,150),0.55,"bankgothic") 
    end 
) 
-- 
  
zamanayari = guiCreateLabel ( 0.01, 0.22, 0.3, 0.4, "Zaman",true ) 
  
  function serverzamani() 
    guiSetText(zamanayari, "?" ) 
    end 
  
setTimer(serverzamani, 60000, 0) 
  

[WhoAmI]

zamanayari = guiCreateLabel ( 0.01, 0.22, 0.3, 0.4, "Zaman",true ) 
  
function serverzamani() 
    local time = getRealTime() 
    local hours = time.hour 
    local minutes = timer.minute 
    guiSetText(zamanayari, string.format("%02d:%02d", hours, minutes) ) 
end 
  
setTimer(serverzamani, 60000, 0) 

[iPrestege]

If you used 'onClientRender' It would be better .

[Jade]

didn't work

C.lua:6: attempt to index global 'timer' (a nil value)

[WhoAmI]

Well, yea, my bad.

zamanayari = guiCreateLabel ( 0.01, 0.22, 0.3, 0.4, "Zaman",true ) 
      
function serverzamani() 
    local time = getRealTime() 
    local hours = time.hour 
    local minutes = time.minute 
    guiSetText(zamanayari, string.format("%02d:%02d", hours, minutes) ) 
end 
addEventHadnler("onClientRender", root, serverzamani) 

[Jade]

addEventHadnler("onClientRender", root, serverzamani) 

I've changed addEventHandler worked thanks WhoAmI

[WhoAmI]

Yea, mistake in letters, but no problem.

[Citizen]

Please use a setTimer instead ! CVC said it would be better but he is wrong because you are actually updating the text 30 times per second at 30FPS ! (and 60 for 60FPS etc)

You can use a setTimer to update it every 5 seconds for example (not 60 (= 1min) because the timers aren't really accurate so by setting it at 5 seconds, the clock can be late from 5 secs at most which is totally acceptable for a clock the player won't really care about).

By doing that you are reducing the client CPU load because your script will be executed 1 times every 5 seconds instead of 150 times at 30 FPS (and 300 at 60FPS).

Hope it will help to understand what onClientRender is really used for.