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localizationSystem returning wrong time

  • hi Michael French

    you can simply use a screen text and in Dynamic text there is the local time and date and a lot of helpful things

    and for doing it with JS

    to get the day 

    var currentDate = new Date(); print("Today is: " + global.localizationSystem.getDayOfWeek(currentDate));

    and to get time

    var currentDate = new Date();
    print("The current time is: " + global.localizationSystem.getTimeFormatted(currentDate));

    Please Check the guide of LocalizationSystem

    i hope that helped, if you need any help just let us know

    Cheers.

     

     



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  • Hi and thanks very much for the response. 

    Yes dynamic text shows the correct localized date / time, but I'm accessing date and time from javascript (as described in LocalizationSystem in the api) which apparently should return localized time, but I'm only getting UTC time (7 hours ahead of my time zone). For example:

    var currentDate = new Date();

    script.debugText.text = global.localizationSystem.getTimeFormatted(currentDate);

    This does not return the localized time; it returns UTC time, which is why I wondered if there was an additional parameter I was missing or something.

    But for the time being I can just pull the string from dynamic text and use that in my code, since the dynamic text version seems reliable.

     

     

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