Solved How to set a variable to the amount of seconds in another variable?

[SubSplash]

Hello! I need help setting a variable to the amount of seconds in another variable, for example:

every 1 second:
  loop all players:
    if {timer.toggled::%loop-player's uuid%} is true:
      add 1 second to {timeinseconds::%loop-player's uuid%}


command /converttimeintonumbers:
  permission: SS.buildtimer
  trigger:
    set {_timeinnumbers} to amount of seconds in {timeinseconds::%player's uuid%}
    send "%{_timeinnumbers}%" to player

Error: Can't understand this expression 'amount of seconds in {timeinseconds::%player's uuid%}'

 

[The Phill]

SkBee has a way to get the seconds of a timespan (your {timeinseconds::%player's uuid%} variable)

Additionally, if you are not pausing this timer I would recommend setting your variable to now when you start the timer. When you want to see how much time has passed since the timer started all you would have to do is set {_timespan} to difference between <your variable> and now. This would give you a timespan and you could use the same skbee expression to get the seconds from it.

 

[SubSplash]

SkBee has a way to get the seconds of a timespan (your {timeinseconds::%player's uuid%} variable)

Additionally, if you are not pausing this timer I would recommend setting your variable to now when you start the timer. When you want to see how much time has passed since the timer started all you would have to do is set {_timespan} to difference between <your variable> and now. This would give you a timespan and you could use the same skbee expression to get the seconds from it.

Thank you for the help.