I have tried to make one before but am not that good at circuits 
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Not to be rude but you should be more specific then âHow to make a xp systemâ because it can change depending on your needs. If you could specify what you want then I can help but if you donât I canât for example do you want players to receive XP by the minute or do you want XP to be given after a challenge of sort you need to be more specific.
yes the system varies on what you want for example a time xp system or an objective xp system. If you let us know we would be happy to help you! 
@ripkingvonbd
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it is for a military game like I want to add where every 1 minute you get 1 xp, and you rank up by play, and the higher you get the harder it is to level up. @Corruda
This is a basic example. The XP integer variable executes every 2 minutes and the player gets 10 XP. Also if your gonna make a game please donât make a military game people donât really like those types of games and they can be hard to maintain Iâd recommend doing something basic first.
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Perhaps for good practice instead of having the 30hz wired to the delay (this will stack 3600~ delays on top of eachother until itâs canceled again.)
You can use this circuit graph instead to wait a set amount of time!
The âoutâ execution port on the âLast Timer Updateâ float variable would replace the âcancelâ port on the original delay port.
The addition chip is used to set the amount of time to wait until the next execution.
This might be a tad unnecessary, but I hope someone finds it useful!
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Do not use delay or else it will get laggy
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Indeed your right thatâs why I said âbasic exampleâ I know it can be laggy.
Can you elaborate a bit? What do you mean it will get laggy?
Sometimes the delay chip hooked up to a 30hz receiver causes slight lag on devices like android or Quest itâs not so noticeable on platforms like PC. As for PlayStation and Xbox I am not too sure.
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Did anyone remember that DeltaTime exists?