DateTime

The DateTime property type stores a specific point in real-world time (a timestamp). This is useful for creating mechanics based on real time, such as daily rewards or long-term cooldowns.

• Default Value: null

Common Use Cases

• Storing the last time a player claimed a daily reward.
• Creating an ability cooldown that persists even if the player logs off.
• Tracking when a map feature was last used globally.

Operators (in Change Property action)

• Set Current: Sets the property's value to the exact date and time the action is run.

Checks (in Property Condition)

• Is On Cooldown: This is the primary check. It compares the stored timestamp to the current real-world time. You provide a duration (e.g., 24 hours), and the condition returns true if that amount of time has not yet passed.

Example: Daily Reward

1. Create Property: A Player DateTime property called LastRewardClaim.
2. Event: A Player Interact event on a reward chest.
3. Action: A Conditional action.
   • Condition: Property Condition
     • Property: LastRewardClaim
     • Holder: Player
     • Check: Is On Cooldown
     • Value: 24 hours
     • Invert: True (This makes it check if the cooldown has expired).
   • If Actions:
     • Give the player their reward.
     • Use Change Property to Set Current on the LastRewardClaim property, starting the cooldown.
   • Else Actions:
     • Send a message: "You have already claimed your reward today!"