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Posted by Dwayne P

on 03/21/2020 22:51:36

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Simon Grossmann wrote:
This is what we use internally for custom themes to convert gaps:

internal static string ConvertToTimeString(this float seconds, string secFormat = "0.000", bool withMinutes = true, string prefix = "", string def = "")
{
    if (seconds <= 0)
        return def;

    var min = 0;
    float sectime;
    if (withMinutes)
    {
        min = (int) (seconds / 60);
        sectime = seconds % 60;
    }
    else
    {
        sectime = seconds;
    }

    var sb = new StringBuilder(prefix);
    if (min > 0)
        sb.Append(min).Append(':').Append(sectime.ToString("0" + secFormat));
    else
        sb.Append(sectime.ToString(secFormat));

    return sb.ToString().Replace(',', '.');
}

This is the exact same issue I ran into with the seconds on the same lap. Thank you Simon for this snippet of code. After some tweaks I got this working with the script shown above. Thank you for "guiding" me in some way :)

If somebody is interested, this is the part I changed:
From this:

// If the car is in the same lap just return the time
return "+" + interval.ToString("0.000");

To this:

// If the car is in the same lap just return the time
	// If the car is in same lap but over a minute behind, convert total seconds to proper format
	var min = 0;
	float sectime;
	if (interval > 60)
	{
		min = (int) (interval / 60);
        sectime = interval % 60;
        return "+" + min + ":" + sectime.ToString("00.000");
	}
	else
	return "+" + interval.ToString("0.000");