As some of you might know, making a proper countdown skin with rainmeter have been almost impossible (almost, with some thousands upon thousands lines of code you can do it if you really want to). Now we got Lua, and everything has changed!
This is a little skin that uses InputText to change the event and date (leftclick on the time left, you will then get a new little bar on which you change the date). Then that date is thrown to Luas own os.time function that automagically calculates what that date is in seconds. Then just subtracts how many seconds there is now. Voilą! You got the countdown - with leap years and everything!
And that's about it. Enjoy!
This is a little skin that uses InputText to change the event and date (leftclick on the time left, you will then get a new little bar on which you change the date). Then that date is thrown to Luas own os.time function that automagically calculates what that date is in seconds. Then just subtracts how many seconds there is now. Voilą! You got the countdown - with leap years and everything!
And that's about it. Enjoy!

Any ideas? :/
your skin has been working amazingly until i updated to rainmeter 2.3, all it shows now is D H M S, iv tried setting multiple dates...nothing has worked
i get an error in the log:
Cript: CountDownLua.lua:21:attempt to index glabal 'stringDate' a nil value
pls help, i love this skin and find it essential in meeting any sort of deadlines
your skin has been working amazingly until i updated to rainmeter 2.3, all it shows now is D H M S, iv tried setting multiple dates...nothing has worked
i get an error in the log:
Cript: CountDownLua.lua:21:attempt to index glabal 'stringDate' a nil value
pls help, i love this skin and find it essential in meeting any sort of deadlines
Greetings from Germany!
Rainmeter can only run one skin from each folder, every skin in the same folder is seen as a 'variant' of the same skin.
So copy the folder and rename the new folder. Good to go!
I noticed that minute and second variables are ignored in the countdown.
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