IsTimeAfter

True if the current in-fiction time is at or after the given clock time. For “strictly before” use IsTimeBefore. The two functions partition the day cleanly: at any given moment exactly one of IsTimeBefore(t) and IsTimeAfter(t) is true.

Category: Time Returns: bool

Signature

IsTimeAfter(clockTime)

The argument is a clock-time string in the project’s clock format (typically "HH:MM").

Examples

IsTimeAfter("12:00")            // true at noon or later
IsTimeAfter("06:00")            // true any time from 6 AM onward
IsTimeBefore("06:00") || IsTimeAfter("22:00")
                                // it's "night": before 6 AM or after 10 PM

Notes

IsTimeAfter is inclusive: IsTimeAfter("12:00") is true at exactly 12:00. This is the complement of IsTimeBefore, not a strict “after”.

IsTimeAfter reads the project’s time-of-day clock. In a project without Time enabled, using it is an authoring error: the validator flags it when the project loads, and at runtime the expression fails with the error “This expression uses time-of-day which is disabled for this project. Enable it in Project → Time.”

Argument format follows the project’s clock config. Most projects use "HH:MM" 24-hour format.