World clock eventing

[Tj_Silverfang]

I'm designing a time system for my game that shows real travel time and could use some pointers for so issues I'm stuck on. Now the issue I'm having is having time speed up while on the world map while moving but at normal speed while standing still, this goes the same for vehicles being driven but idle. Any tips on what I'm overlooking would be appreciated. An example would be if player is leaving town A and make a bee line (walking) to town B that is 6 tiles away, I want it to show the player to see the clock speed up an hour to show how long it took the player to reach town B (hope this makes since).

There is a day (16)/night (8), resource respawn, open/close shop, monster spawn and some quests that will be tied to this.

A slightly off topic question about events on the maps I have an event on the world map that runs both the visual clock and the time common events, my question is, there a limit to how many common events/control switches a single event tab can run before having an issue? I ask because I would like to put all the parallel common events on one event tab to keep things organized and easy to find.

Here is the event tab in question
◆Control Switches：#0002 Display Time = ON
◆Control Switches：#0001 Time = ON

Here is the time common event as it stands. One minute our time is 6 minutes on foot of in game time.

◆Control Variables：#0001 Time Counter += 1
◆If：Airship is being driven
◆If：Time Counter ≥ 600
◆Control Variables：#0001 Time Counter = 0
◆Control Variables：#0002 Minutes += 1
◆
：End
◆
：Else
◆If：Ship is being driven
◆If：Time Counter ≥ 300
◆Control Variables：#0001 Time Counter = 0
◆Control Variables：#0002 Minutes += 1
◆
：End
◆
：Else
◆If：Boat is being driven
◆If：Time Counter ≥ 150
◆Control Variables：#0001 Time Counter = 0
◆Control Variables：#0002 Minutes += 1
◆
：End
◆
：Else
◆If：Time Counter ≥ 60
◆Control Variables：#0001 Time Counter = 0
◆Control Variables：#0002 Minutes += 1
◆
：End
◆
：End
◆
：End
◆
：End
◆If：Minutes = 60
◆Control Variables：#0002 Minutes = 0
◆Control Variables：#0003 Hours += 1
◆
：End
◆If：Hours = 24
◆Control Variables：#0003 Hours = 0
◆
：End

 

[ThreeSixNine]

You can use a conditional branch script call to check if the player is moving and if the player is currently on the world map, it would look something like this:

Spoiler: Conditional Check

 

[Tj_Silverfang]

You can use a conditional branch script call to check if the player is moving and if the player is currently on the world map, it would look something like this:

Spoiler: Conditional Check

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Thank You that's just what I needed for it to work