[AroliS^]

it is working great!

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function Script::ScriptProcess()
{     
local time = System.GetDate( System.GetTimestamp( ), 'r' );
::time[ "date" ].Text = time.hour +" : "+ time.min;
}


in somewhere in your clientside's script!

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function labelcreator( pos, colour, resizable )
{
local ui = GUILabel( pos, colour, resizable );
return  ui;
}

::time <-
{
date = labelcreator( VectorScreen( sX * 0.671, sY * 0.115 ), Colour( 255, 255, 255 ), true )
}

::timer[ "date" ].FontSize = sX * 0.025;



pastebin - https://pastebin.com/YUZPZkxz

[dracc]

Well, you run System.GetDate and update the GUILabel on every single processed frame - no wonder it's slow.

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Quote from dracc on May 21st, 2019, 09:01 AM

Well, you run System.GetDate and update the GUILabel on every single processed frame - no wonder it's slow.

Updating a GUI already happens at every frame.

His problem is that he is changing the font size at every frame. Which means the font atlas must be re-built on every frame. And that will actually kill your performance.

Basically it all boils down to this line:

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::timer[ "date" ].FontSize = sX * 0.025;

This is a known issue. Pick a set of fonts and sizes and stick with them. Otherwise use a pre-generated image with the text and scale that.

[AroliS^]

Updated it thank u :)

[=RK=MarineForce]

You are genius bro ;X

i don't know when i made my own server with helpless...