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Func GoToBathroom()
    $afksleep = Random(60000, 150000, 1)
    _TicksToTime($afksleep, $iHours, $iMins, $iSecs)
    ToolTip("Going to the bathroom for " & $iHours & ":" & $iMins & ":" & $iSecs, 0, 0)
    Sleep($afksleep)
    ToolTip("")
EndFunc

can anyone help with making it count down till 0 ?

thanks in advance,

Eric

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Func GoToBathroom()
    $afksleep = Random(60000, 150000, 1)
    _TicksToTime($afksleep, $iHours, $iMins, $iSecs)
    ToolTip("Going to the bathroom for " & $iHours & ":" & $iMins & ":" & $iSecs, 0, 0)
    Sleep($afksleep)
    ToolTip("")
EndFunc

can anyone help with making it count down till 0 ?

thanks in advance,

Eric

#include <date.au3>
Global $afksleep, $lasth, $lastm, $lasts
$begin = Random(600000, 1500000, 1)
$afksleep = $begin
$start = TimerInit()
While $afksleep > 0
    $afksleep = $begin - TimerDiff($start)
    GoToBathroom()
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd
ToolTip("")

Func GoToBathroom()
    Local $iHours, $iMins, $iSecs
    _TicksToTime($afksleep, $iHours, $iMins, $iSecs)
    If $lasth <> $iHours Or $lastm <> $iMins Or $lasts <> $iSecs Then
        ToolTip("Going to the bathroom for " & $iHours & ":" & $iMins & ":" & $iSecs, 0, 0)
        $lasth = $iHours
        $lastm = $iMins
        $lasts = $iSecs
    EndIf

EndFunc  ;==>GoToBathroom
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Global $bBreak, $nMinTime = 60000, $nMaxTime = 150000
HotKeySet("{HOME}", "_BathroomBreak")
HotKeySet("{END}", "_ExitScript")

While 1
    Sleep(3000)
WEnd

Func _BathroomBreak()
    If $bBreak Then Return
    $bBreak = Not $bBreak
    Local $sStartTime = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
    Local $sEndTime = "00:00:" & Int(Random($nMinTime, $nMaxTime, 1) / 1000)
    Local $sTimeBack = _StrAddSub($sStartTime, $sEndTime, 0)
    Local $sDiffTime , $sSubTime, $sSubTimeDiff
    While $bBreak And $sDiffTime <> $sTimeBack
        $sSubTime = _StrAddSub(@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC, $sStartTime, 0)
        $sDiffTime = _StrAddSub($sStartTime, $sSubTime, 0)
        $sSubTimeDiff = _StrAddSub($sTimeBack, $sDiffTime, 0)
        ToolTip("Time back at: " & $sTimeBack & @CRLF & _
            "Count down: " & $sSubTimeDiff & @CRLF & _
            "Going to the bathroom for " & $sDiffTime, 0, 0)
        Sleep(1000)
    WEnd
    ToolTip("")
    $bBreak = False
    Return
EndFunc


Func _StrAddSub($sTime1, $sTime2, $iAdd = 1, $sDelim = ':'); $iAdd = 1 Add, $iAdd = 0 Subtract
    Local $aSplit1 = StringSplit($sTime1, $sDelim), $iSubTotal = 0
    Local $aSplit2 = StringSplit($sTime2, $sDelim)
    If $aSplit1[0] <> 3 Or $aSplit2[0] <> 3 Then Return SetError(0, 0, 0)
    Local $iTotal1 = ((Int($aSplit1[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit1[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit1[3])))
    Local $iTotal2 = ((Int($aSplit2[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit2[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit2[3])))
    If $iAdd Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 + $iTotal2
    ElseIf $iTotal1 >= $iTotal2 Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 - $iTotal2
    Else
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal2 - $iTotal1
    EndIf
    Local $iHour = Int(($iSubTotal / 3600))
    Local $iMin = Int(($iSubTotal - ($iHour * 3600)) / 60)
    Local $iSec = Int(($iSubTotal - $iHour * 3600) - ($iMin * 60))
    Return StringFormat('%02d', $iHour) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iMin) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iSec)
EndFunc

Func _ExitScript()
    Exit 1
EndFunc
A bit more technical if you really want to get down and dirty :) Edited by SmOke_N

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Geeze overcode :)

Isn't some of this code unneeded?

Anyways, Thanks time to study.

Why would you ask that question? What part of it do you see that is "un-needed"?

I ask the above, because I don't know what the OP wants to do with the timer func, so why not give the OP all the options that could be possible?

Overkill... as I said... No, because I was just trying to cover all bases.

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Why would you ask that question? What part of it do you see that is "un-needed"?

I ask the above, because I don't know what the OP wants to do with the timer func, so why not give the OP all the options that could be possible?

Overkill... as I said... No, because I was just trying to cover all bases.

Not trying to get in a heated debate.. but countdown to 0..meaning subtract?

Anyways thanks for the code.

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Not trying to get in a heated debate.. but countdown to 0..meaning subtract?

Anyways thanks for the code.

I wasn't debating (you'll know when I am :) ), in fact... You're "opinion" isn't even an issue here since it's not your post... and I was responding (not like me mind you) to a PM that the original poster sent me but wasn't descriptive enough on what they actually intended their function to do.

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I wasn't debating (you'll know when I am ;) ), in fact... You're "opinion" isn't even an issue here since it's not your post... and I was responding (not like me mind you) to a PM that the original poster sent me but wasn't descriptive enough on what they actually intended their function to do.

Thats not really correct English now is it? You're = You are and that doesn't really fit what you were saying :D

You should have put Your meaning his/hers and then it would be correct :)

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Thats not really correct English now is it? You're = You are and that doesn't really fit what you were saying ;)

You should have put Your meaning his/hers and then it would be correct :)

Thanks, high school has been over for me for many years... I don't usually go through my posts with a fine tooth comb to see if I've dotted all my "i"'s and crossed all my "t"'s.

The fact that you understood what I meant is good enough for me.

P.S. (did I do that right?)

I think this/these type of forum(s) may be suited for you http://www.englishforums.com/English/ and your type of expertise.

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Thanks, high school has been over for me for many years... I don't usually go through my posts with a fine tooth comb to see if I've dotted all my "i"'s and crossed all my "t"'s.

The fact that you understood what I meant is good enough for me.

P.S. (did I do that right?)

I think this/these type of forum(s) may be suited for you http://www.englishforums.com/English/ and your type of expertise.

Although I do want to become a High School English teacher when I grow up, that forum seems like its for people that have no idea how to type English. I also doubt that they would accept someone in Middle School to be a teacher there...

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Thats not really correct English now is it? You're = You are and that doesn't really fit what you were saying :cheer:

You should have put Your meaning his/hers and then it would be correct ;)

Well, if we are going to pick apart posts for grammatical errors, let's not exempt you from the same scrutiny. In that post alone, which is ironically enough criticizing someone else, you have made several errors yourself:

You neglected the apostrophe in the word "That's."

Your use of the word "now" implies that the mistake would be correct at some other time, but regardless, it should at least have been followed by a comma.

You forgot quotations around all of the words that you used out of context.

The "y" in "You are" should not be capitalized, and neither should the "y" in "Your" in the line below.

You used an "=" when you were not referencing to a mathematical equation.

You have no punctuation on the ends of any of your sentences, with the exception of one question mark.

It should have been written like this:

That's not truly correct English, is it? The word "you're" means "you are" and that doesn't fit what you were saying. :cheer:

You should have used "your" meaning "his or hers." Then it would have been correct. :D

Let's not be hypocritical. :)

*Waiting for someone to pick apart my grammar* :(

EDIT: corrected grammatical error :cheer:

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Global $bBreak, $nMinTime = 60000, $nMaxTime = 150000
HotKeySet("{HOME}", "_BathroomBreak")
HotKeySet("{END}", "_ExitScript")

While 1
    Sleep(3000)
WEnd

Func _BathroomBreak()
    If $bBreak Then Return
    $bBreak = Not $bBreak
    Local $sStartTime = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
    Local $sEndTime = "00:00:" & Int(Random($nMinTime, $nMaxTime, 1) / 1000)
    Local $sTimeBack = _StrAddSub($sStartTime, $sEndTime, 0)
    Local $sDiffTime , $sSubTime, $sSubTimeDiff
    While $bBreak And $sDiffTime <> $sTimeBack
        $sSubTime = _StrAddSub(@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC, $sStartTime, 0)
        $sDiffTime = _StrAddSub($sStartTime, $sSubTime, 0)
        $sSubTimeDiff = _StrAddSub($sTimeBack, $sDiffTime, 0)
        ToolTip("Time back at: " & $sTimeBack & @CRLF & _
            "Count down: " & $sSubTimeDiff & @CRLF & _
            "Going to the bathroom for " & $sDiffTime, 0, 0)
        Sleep(1000)
    WEnd
    ToolTip("")
    $bBreak = False
    Return
EndFunc


Func _StrAddSub($sTime1, $sTime2, $iAdd = 1, $sDelim = ':'); $iAdd = 1 Add, $iAdd = 0 Subtract
    Local $aSplit1 = StringSplit($sTime1, $sDelim), $iSubTotal = 0
    Local $aSplit2 = StringSplit($sTime2, $sDelim)
    If $aSplit1[0] <> 3 Or $aSplit2[0] <> 3 Then Return SetError(0, 0, 0)
    Local $iTotal1 = ((Int($aSplit1[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit1[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit1[3])))
    Local $iTotal2 = ((Int($aSplit2[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit2[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit2[3])))
    If $iAdd Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 + $iTotal2
    ElseIf $iTotal1 >= $iTotal2 Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 - $iTotal2
    Else
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal2 - $iTotal1
    EndIf
    Local $iHour = Int(($iSubTotal / 3600))
    Local $iMin = Int(($iSubTotal - ($iHour * 3600)) / 60)
    Local $iSec = Int(($iSubTotal - $iHour * 3600) - ($iMin * 60))
    Return StringFormat('%02d', $iHour) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iMin) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iSec)
EndFunc

Func _ExitScript()
    Exit 1
EndFunc
A bit more technical if you really want to get down and dirty ;)
its exactly what I need but it has some flaws

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time back at: gives the time - the countdown while it should be added

count down works :D but

Going to the Bathroom for gives the current time and it also counts down, so when "Count Down" reaches 00:00:00 it starts to go up again

and your script is way out of my league to understand :)

I'll try it but maybe someone can help me?

Greetings,

Eric

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Global $bBreak, $nMinTime = 60000, $nMaxTime = 150000
HotKeySet("{HOME}", "_BathroomBreak")
HotKeySet("{END}", "_ExitScript")

While 1
    Sleep(3000)
WEnd

Func _BathroomBreak()
    If $bBreak Then Return
    $bBreak = Not $bBreak
    Local $sEndTime = "00:00:" & Int(Random($nMinTime, $nMaxTime, 1) / 1000)
    Local $sTimeBack = _StrAddSub(@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC, $sEndTime, 1)
    Local $sSubTimeDiff, $sHMS
    While $bBreak
        $sHMS = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
        $sSubTimeDiff = _StrAddSub($sTimeBack, $sHMS, 0)
        ToolTip("Time back at: " & $sTimeBack & @CRLF & _
            "Be back in: " & $sSubTimeDiff & @CRLF & _
            "Current Time: " & $sHMS, 0, 0)
        If $sHMS = $sTimeBack Then ExitLoop
        Sleep(1000)
    WEnd
    ToolTip("")
    $bBreak = False
    Return
EndFunc

Func _StrAddSub($sTime1, $sTime2, $iAdd = 1, $sDelim = ':'); $iAdd = 1 Add, $iAdd = 0 Subtract
    Local $aSplit1 = StringSplit($sTime1, $sDelim), $iSubTotal = 0
    Local $aSplit2 = StringSplit($sTime2, $sDelim)
    If $aSplit1[0] <> 3 Or $aSplit2[0] <> 3 Then Return SetError(0, 0, 0)
    Local $iTotal1 = ((Int($aSplit1[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit1[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit1[3])))
    Local $iTotal2 = ((Int($aSplit2[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit2[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit2[3])))
    If $iAdd Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 + $iTotal2
    ElseIf $iTotal1 >= $iTotal2 Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 - $iTotal2
    Else
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal2 - $iTotal1
    EndIf
    Local $iHour = Int(($iSubTotal / 3600))
    Local $iMin = Int(($iSubTotal - ($iHour * 3600)) / 60)
    Local $iSec = Int(($iSubTotal - $iHour * 3600) - ($iMin * 60))
    Return StringFormat('%02d', $iHour) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iMin) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iSec)
EndFunc
Edit: Removed unnecessary variables.

Edited by SmOke_N

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I saw your PM, and can see where you might get lost. I'm not going to explain the _StrAddSub function I wrote, but I'll explain what I did for your needs specifically (this is another first, I don't usually comment my code :) )

Global $bBreak, $nMinTime = 10000, $nMaxTime = 15000
;Use the Home key on your keyboard to start the _BathroomBreak function
HotKeySet("{HOME}", "_BathroomBreak")
;Use the End key on your keyboard to end the script completely
HotKeySet("{END}", "_ExitScript")

;Even though we are not doing anything in this loop below, we still need it so we can use our Hotkeys
While 1
    Sleep(3000)
WEnd

Func _BathroomBreak()
    ;If this function is already in use, don't go any further
    If $bBreak Then Return
    ;If you are here, then this function is not currently being ran, now set $bBreak true so it doesn't get ran again until done
    $bBreak = Not $bBreak
    ;Set end time by using Random()
    Local $sEndTime = "00:00:" & Int(Random($nMinTime, $nMaxTime, 1) / 1000)
    ;Set time back, add current time to end time
    Local $sTimeBack = _StrAddSub(@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC, $sEndTime)
    Local $sSubTimeDiff, $sHMS
    ;The While loop, keep open until current time equals time to come back
    ;ie... If $sHMS = $sTimeBack Then ExitLoop
    ;Or, until $bBreak is no longer true (maybe set the condition in the _ExitScript Hotkey to $bBreak = Not $bBreak rather than Exit 1
    While $bBreak
        ;Continue to get current time
        $sHMS = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
        ;Subtract current time from time back (3rd param of _StrAddSub set to zero = subtract time)
        $sSubTimeDiff = _StrAddSub($sTimeBack, $sHMS, 0)
        ToolTip("Time back at: " & $sTimeBack & @CRLF & _
            "Be back in: " & $sSubTimeDiff & @CRLF & _
            "Current Time: " & $sHMS, 0, 0)
        ;Explained above While $bBreak loop
        If $sHMS = $sTimeBack Then ExitLoop
        ;Since we are calculating in seconds, sleep 1 second at a time
        Sleep(1000)
    WEnd
    ToolTip("")
    ;Set the $bBreak to False (not being ran) so we can run again if we want.
    $bBreak = False
    Return
EndFunc

Func _StrAddSub($sTime1, $sTime2, $iAdd = 1, $sDelim = ':'); $iAdd = 1 Add, $iAdd = 0 Subtract
    Local $aSplit1 = StringSplit($sTime1, $sDelim), $iSubTotal = 0
    Local $aSplit2 = StringSplit($sTime2, $sDelim)
    If $aSplit1[0] <> 3 Or $aSplit2[0] <> 3 Then Return SetError(0, 0, 0)
    Local $iTotal1 = ((Int($aSplit1[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit1[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit1[3])))
    Local $iTotal2 = ((Int($aSplit2[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit2[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit2[3])))
    If $iAdd Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 + $iTotal2
    ElseIf $iTotal1 >= $iTotal2 Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 - $iTotal2
    Else
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal2 - $iTotal1
    EndIf
    Local $iHour = Int(($iSubTotal / 3600))
    Local $iMin = Int(($iSubTotal - ($iHour * 3600)) / 60)
    Local $iSec = Int(($iSubTotal - $iHour * 3600) - ($iMin * 60))
    Return StringFormat('%02d', $iHour) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iMin) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iSec)
EndFunc

Func _ExitScript()
    Exit 1
EndFunc

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Another one:

#include<Date.au3>
HotKeySet("{esc}", "end")
; "YYYY/MM/DD[ HH:MM:SS]"
While 1
    ToolTip("Date" & @CRLF & "============" & @CRLF & _counter("2008/03/21", "18:00:00") & " left", _
            @DesktopWidth - 100, 30)
    Sleep(1)
WEnd

; "YYYY/MM/DD[ HH:MM:SS]"
Func _counter($s_Date, $s_time)
    If _DateIsValid($s_Date & " " & $s_time) Then
        Local $NumberOfSeconds = _DateDiff("s", _NowCalc(), $s_Date & " " & $s_time)
        Return StringFormat("Days    = %.02d" & @CRLF & "Hours    = %.02d" & @CRLF & "Min    = %.02d" & @CRLF & "Sec    = %.02d" & @CRLF & _
                "Msec    = %.03d", $NumberOfSeconds / 86400, Mod($NumberOfSeconds / 3600, 24), Mod(($NumberOfSeconds / 60), 60), _
                Mod($NumberOfSeconds, 60), 1000 - _MSec())
    Else
        Return -1
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_counter

Func _MSec()
    Local $stSystemTime = DllStructCreate('ushort;ushort;ushort;ushort;ushort;ushort;ushort;ushort')
    DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'none', 'GetSystemTime', 'ptr', DllStructGetPtr($stSystemTime))
    $sMilliSeconds = StringFormat('%03d', DllStructGetData($stSystemTime, 8))
    $stSystemTime = 0
    Return $sMilliSeconds
EndFunc   ;==>_MSec

Func end()
    Exit (0)
EndFunc   ;==>end

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I saw your PM, and can see where you might get lost. I'm not going to explain the _StrAddSub function I wrote, but I'll explain what I did for your needs specifically (this is another first, I don't usually comment my code :) )

Global $bBreak, $nMinTime = 10000, $nMaxTime = 15000
;Use the Home key on your keyboard to start the _BathroomBreak function
HotKeySet("{HOME}", "_BathroomBreak")
;Use the End key on your keyboard to end the script completely
HotKeySet("{END}", "_ExitScript")

;Even though we are not doing anything in this loop below, we still need it so we can use our Hotkeys
While 1
    Sleep(3000)
WEnd

Func _BathroomBreak()
    ;If this function is already in use, don't go any further
    If $bBreak Then Return
    ;If you are here, then this function is not currently being ran, now set $bBreak true so it doesn't get ran again until done
    $bBreak = Not $bBreak
    ;Set end time by using Random()
    Local $sEndTime = "00:00:" & Int(Random($nMinTime, $nMaxTime, 1) / 1000)
    ;Set time back, add current time to end time
    Local $sTimeBack = _StrAddSub(@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC, $sEndTime)
    Local $sSubTimeDiff, $sHMS
    ;The While loop, keep open until current time equals time to come back
    ;ie... If $sHMS = $sTimeBack Then ExitLoop
    ;Or, until $bBreak is no longer true (maybe set the condition in the _ExitScript Hotkey to $bBreak = Not $bBreak rather than Exit 1
    While $bBreak
        ;Continue to get current time
        $sHMS = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
        ;Subtract current time from time back (3rd param of _StrAddSub set to zero = subtract time)
        $sSubTimeDiff = _StrAddSub($sTimeBack, $sHMS, 0)
        ToolTip("Time back at: " & $sTimeBack & @CRLF & _
            "Be back in: " & $sSubTimeDiff & @CRLF & _
            "Current Time: " & $sHMS, 0, 0)
        ;Explained above While $bBreak loop
        If $sHMS = $sTimeBack Then ExitLoop
        ;Since we are calculating in seconds, sleep 1 second at a time
        Sleep(1000)
    WEnd
    ToolTip("")
    ;Set the $bBreak to False (not being ran) so we can run again if we want.
    $bBreak = False
    Return
EndFunc

Func _StrAddSub($sTime1, $sTime2, $iAdd = 1, $sDelim = ':'); $iAdd = 1 Add, $iAdd = 0 Subtract
    Local $aSplit1 = StringSplit($sTime1, $sDelim), $iSubTotal = 0
    Local $aSplit2 = StringSplit($sTime2, $sDelim)
    If $aSplit1[0] <> 3 Or $aSplit2[0] <> 3 Then Return SetError(0, 0, 0)
    Local $iTotal1 = ((Int($aSplit1[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit1[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit1[3])))
    Local $iTotal2 = ((Int($aSplit2[1]) * 3600) + (Int($aSplit2[2]) * 60) + (Int($aSplit2[3])))
    If $iAdd Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 + $iTotal2
    ElseIf $iTotal1 >= $iTotal2 Then
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal1 - $iTotal2
    Else
        $iSubTotal = $iTotal2 - $iTotal1
    EndIf
    Local $iHour = Int(($iSubTotal / 3600))
    Local $iMin = Int(($iSubTotal - ($iHour * 3600)) / 60)
    Local $iSec = Int(($iSubTotal - $iHour * 3600) - ($iMin * 60))
    Return StringFormat('%02d', $iHour) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iMin) & $sDelim & StringFormat('%02d', $iSec)
EndFunc

Func _ExitScript()
    Exit 1
EndFunc
If this goes from 11:59pm-12:00am it messes up reading it like this:

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Anyway to fix at this certain time frame?

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I found a solution to this by adding:

Local $1 = (-1)
    Local $bTimeBack = StringTrimRight($sTimeBack, 6)
    If $bTimeBack >= 24 Then $sTimeBack = _StrAddSub($1 & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC, $sEndTime)oÝ÷ Øíz¶®¶­sdÆö6Âb33c·57V%FÖTFfbÂb33c·4Õ2âFRgVæ2&F&ööÒ'&V²

Now the Be Back in is counting up till it changes from 11:59 pm to 12:00 am?

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