How to make over screen when time is over?

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Hello everyone, so i added a timer to my game in the last update but when the time is over nothing happen like there is no over screen, anyone knows how to fix it?

Here is the code:

var Timer = pc.createScript('timer');

Timer.prototype.initialize = function() {
    //values
    this.originalValue = this.cloneNumber(this.entity.element.text);
    this.currentValue  = this.cloneNumber(this.originalValue);
    
    //global events
    this.app.on('Timer:' + this.entity.name, this.setTimer, this);
    
    this.on('state', this.onStateChange, this);
    this.on('destroy', this.onDestroy, this);
    
    //for initalizing
    this.onStateChange(true);
};

Timer.prototype.onDestroy = function() {
    this.app.off('Timer:' + this.entity.name, this.setTimer, this);
};

Timer.prototype.setTimer = function() {
    this.currentValue = this.cloneNumber(this.originalValue);
};

Timer.prototype.onStateChange = function(state) {
    if(state === true){
        clearInterval(this.timer);
        this.timer = setInterval(function(self){
            self.setNextValue();
        }, 1000, this);
    }else{
        clearInterval(this.timer);
    }
};

Timer.prototype.setNextValue = function() {
    if(this.currentValue <= 0){
        return false;
    }
    
    this.currentValue--;
    this.entity.element.text = this.currentValue + '';
};

Timer.prototype.cloneNumber = function(value) {
    return parseInt(value + '');
};
2

Hi @TheGiantNinja,

As a starting point I’d try and debug the onStateChange method first. Is the interval registered and does it actually fire after 1000ms?

Try using the browser debugger or some console logs.

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i didn’t get this

Alright