Countdown Timer Bonus Script Almost Working

Scripting
1

Hi,
I’m trying to activate objects based on a countdown timer.
I’d like to activate one object if time is > 70sec, another if time < 30sec
and another if time is <= 0

Not sure why this won’t work beyond: if(timeLeft >= 70),
doesn’t seem to recognize the code after.

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class CountdownTimerBonusTimer : MonoBehaviour {

public float timeLeft = 180.0f;
public GameObject GoldAward3;
public GameObject StarAward3;
public GameObject GoldAward2;
public GameObject StarAward2;
public GameObject GoldAward1;
public GameObject StarAward1;

public GameObject projectilePrefab;
private bool canInstantiateProjectile = true;

    
     void Update()
     {
         timeLeft -= Time.deltaTime;
 
         {
  
         }
            
             if(timeLeft >= 70)
             {
            
                 if (canInstantiateProjectile)
            {
            
  GoldAward3.SetActive(true);
  StarAward3.SetActive(true);
           
           
                         
                 if(timeLeft < 30)
             {
            
                 if (canInstantiateProjectile)
            {
            
  StarAward2.SetActive(true);
  StarAward2.SetActive(true);
          
           
            

                 if(timeLeft == 0)
             {
            
                 if (canInstantiateProjectile)
            {
            
   StarAward1.SetActive(true);
  StarAward1.SetActive(true);
           
            }

            
             }}}}}}}
2

I’m going to say your nested if statements are the issue. It is impossible for time to be both >= 70 and < 30.

3

Yes, that makes sense.
I tried using else or else if, but that does appear to be the answer.
Any suggestions on how to separate these statements?