UI name in toolbox: timer >|< [H] h [MIN] min [S] s

Block type: Value block, output type Boolean

Definition: Becomes true based on how long the game has been running since it started.

When it becomes true:

• Greater than >: After the specified duration has elapsed
• Smaller than <: Before the specified duration is reached

How to build it:

1. Drag timer >|< [H] h [MIN] min [S] s from Logic category
2. Select operator: > or < from dropdown
3. Set hours [H], minutes [MIN], seconds [S] (whole numbers)
4. Connect to condition socket in WHEN block

Field specifications:

• Operator dropdown: > or <
• Hours [H]: whole number, minimum 0
• Minutes [MIN]: whole number, range 0–59
• Seconds [S]: whole number, range 0–59

Example (Simple):
Operator: >
Values: 0 h, 10 min, 0 s
Meaning: Condition is true when game duration exceeds 10 minutes

Example (Short duration):
Operator: >
Values: 0 h, 0 min, 30 s
Meaning: Condition is true after 30 seconds of game play

Notes:

• Timezone does NOT apply (uses elapsed game duration, not clock time)
• Continuous evaluation (remains true as long as condition is met)
• Useful for time-limited games or phased game structures

Common mistakes:

• Confusing with Date-Time Condition (which uses actual clock time)
• Expecting = operator (only > and < are available)