System Timer

System Timer is a lightweight Unity package that provides the easiest way to manipulate date and time within the Unity Editor.

Features

• Toolbar Integration: Access timer controls directly from the Unity Editor toolbar.
• Easy Time Manipulation: Add or subtract days, hours, and minutes with a simple UI.
• Persistent Settings: Time offsets are saved in EditorPrefs, maintaining your test state between sessions.
• Runtime & Editor Support: Designed to work seamlessly in the Editor while falling back to system time in builds.

Usage

In Code

To use the System Timer, simply replace DateTime.Now with SystemTimer.Now in your scripts.

using Gnarly.Timer; // Ensure you have the correct namespace usage

public class DailyReward : MonoBehaviour
{
    void CheckReward()
    {
        // Use SystemTimer.Now instead of DateTime.Now
        if (SystemTimer.Now.Hour >= 20)
        {
            Debug.Log("It's time for your daily reward!");
        }
    }
}

• In the Editor: SystemTimer.Now returns DateTime.Now plus any offsets you've applied via the tools.
• In Builds: SystemTimer.Now compiles directly to DateTime.Now, ensuring zero overhead or logic changes in your released game.

In the Editor

Once installed, you will see the System Timer controls in the Unity Editor toolbar (usually at the top of the window).

• Current Simulated Time: Displays the current time including offsets.
• + / - Buttons: Adjust Days, Hours, and Minutes.
• Reset: Quickly reset all offsets to zero.