Note: This isn't working right now ------------------------------------------------------------------------- I made 12-hour clock format in Scratch. For those who were wondering, Scratch uses the 24-hour clock format. You can check it out by making a variable doing the following script below ------------------------------------------------------------------------- when flag clicked forever set ([variable name here]) to (join (current (hour)) (join (:) (current (minute)))) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Yes, I know this complicated, but it will make sense when you convert it into Scratch code.) You can see here that the time is in 24-hour clock format. (Because it doesn't say am or pm) Now, you might be wondering, "Why is this a need?". Well, that's because some projects are using time (as a digital clock) in their project. And, there might be some people who don't know to convert time. So, this is why I made this project Thumbnail: @Ohyeah3465 Code: @Ohyeah3465 Thank you and peace!
