right now no one but me has access to what date is being counted down to (unless you go into the project), but eventually I'm gonna make it so you just input your own date and it does its thing. Anyways, it should be counting down until summer solstice 2026 oh yeah. I should clarify. this isn't perfectly accurate. it thinks there is 731 days in 2 years. there are 730 days in 2 years. it does not know about leap years. it does not know February has ~28 days. it assumes every month has 30.44 days. (it rounds) I am not sure if it understands the concept of years wrapping around. I'll have to test it. [i tested this, it does know how year wrapping works] again, it is not perfect. i'll make it better later and, some quick googling confirms it's not super accurate. It's doing it's best, but it is best reserved as a 'oh, this thing is about x time from now' and not 'this time will be exactly xyz from now'.
math yeah :D date format: month . day . year . hour . minute . second (changed because it made a link and that is bad) month=(1-12)* day=(1-30)* year=(0000-9999)** hour=(0-24)* minute=(0-60)* second=(0-60)* * indicates the number can either be single or double digit, as it will be automatically corrected.(please see below) ** indicates it has to have a specific number of digits (4), due to me not being able to correct it as of yet. technical stuff: the method used to check the date is dependent upon the position of the numbers, meaning if the script is given anything that does not fit the format of ##.##.####.##.##.## (# being any whole number between 0-9) it will break. I wrote a script that can correct any single digit mistakes with an extra zero, meaning it technically can correctly be given #.#.####.#.#.# and work. (i don't quite trust it to correct years)
