A timer placed on a players HUD?

[sas41]

Hello again,
I am making a basic gamemode and I just want to place a timer on the HUD but I cant get the thing to update.

Here is my code:

shared.lua

ROUND_BREAK	= 10
ROUND_TIME	= 30
ROUND_REMAININGTIME = 30

function RoundStart()
	timer.Create("RoundTime", ROUND_TIME, ROUND_TIME, function()  ROUND_REMAININGTIME = ROUND_REMAININGTIME - 1 end  )
	
	if ROUND_REMAININGTIME >1 then
		RoundEnd()
	end
end

function RoundEnd()

	for _, ply in ipairs( player.GetAll() ) do
   		ply:Freeze( true )
	end

	timer.Create("RoundBreak", ROUND_BREAK, 1, function()  MapVote.Start() end )

end

RoundStart() //-start the round

cl_init.lua

include("shared.lua")

surface.CreateFont( "TimerFont", {
font = "Arial",
size = 42,
weight = 500,
blursize = 0,
scanlines = 0,
antialias = true,
underline = false,
italic = false,
strikeout = false,
symbol = false,
rotary = false,
shadow = false,
additive = false,
outline = true,
} )

function GM:HUDPaint()

	self.BaseClass:HUDPaint()

	surface.SetTextColor(255, 0, 0, 255)
	surface.SetTextPos(20,20)
	surface.SetFont("TimerFont")

	surface.DrawText(ROUND_REMAININGTIME)

end

[Acecool]

Next Update Changelog
[url]https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fmulYVtXga8tlbkbuJDMbHn-xzh1P7VjTjTHgNh2ABg/edit#heading=h.hppea3cme4uo[/url]

Added timer.TimeLeft(name) and timer.RepsLeft(name)

Alternatively, you could use a CurTime( ) system where you set the time the round is to expire and subtract the current from that expiry time, then format it nicely and display it.

[sas41]

[QUOTE=Acecool;44267999]Next Update Changelog
[url]https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fmulYVtXga8tlbkbuJDMbHn-xzh1P7VjTjTHgNh2ABg/edit#heading=h.hppea3cme4uo[/url]

Added timer.TimeLeft(name) and timer.RepsLeft(name)

Alternatively, you could use a CurTime( ) system where you set the time the round is to expire and subtract the current from that expiry time, then format it nicely and display it.[/QUOTE]

/thread I solved it.

I just did

math.Round(ROUND_TIME - CurTime())

Thanks Acecool!
But to be honest I found the work around with some in depth googling!

At first I did with system.uptime() and realized how horribly wrong that was and found about CurTime() later.

Now I ran into this: [url]http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1376928&p=44268972#post44268972[/url]

[DevulTj]

He solved the issue on the above thread^, dont think he needs any help now.