It has a way to capture hours of the computer and put a variable in C ++?
I never used C ++ in my life
I want to do a night cycle in the game 
(Sorry for bad english,im brazillian)
Do you want it to be night time in the game when it’s night time in real life, or just have a way to switch between day and night after a certain amount of time has passed in the game?
Real time
That’s harder, assuming GDevelop doesn’t have a way to access the onboard clock and put it in a variable. You could use a text entry object to ask the player for the time when they start the game.
After some stackoverflow-ing I’ve managed to get some working code for both Native and Web platforms, if anyone is interested:
GetDateTime_cpp.gdg (7.15 KB)
GetDateTime_javascript.gdg (6.44 KB)
Lizard-13, is there a simple way to give minutes and seconds a leading 0 if it’s a single digit? I know you could use events to add the 0, but I was wondering about in the code.
Yeah, but the variable should be saved as a string to add the extra zero, so make sure GD converts correctly the string “05” to the number 5 when you need to check numerical values:
GetDateTime_cpp.gdg (7.31 KB)
GetDateTime_javascript.gdg (6.72 KB)
Anyway making it with GD events is pretty easy 
Thank you 
I know, but if it’s in C++ and Javascript already, it’s ready to be dropped into GDevelop as an action. I was going to suggest that it’s a new feature, or an extension, in a future release of the program. It’s something else that most other game making programs I’ve tried don’t have in a “ready to use” function.