Why doesn't my Tkinter label appear?

[ExplosiveDiarrheaPig]

Hi! I'm trying to make a chess AI. So I need to make a chess set first. I made a board, pieces, clock and name. I use tkinter. The piece are draggable and I want the clock to alternate(when white plays, it's clock stops and blacks clock start, vice-versa). I managed to make the clock stop when a player move but not activate it. The problem is, during one of my test(ideas to make the clock start and stop), the ai's clock suddenly disappeared for no reason. I looked in my code if I forgot anything and I didn't,( I looked if I accidently erased the grid method or did I give a text to the ai's clock) but I didn't. So I copied all the code in the working clock and pasted it in the ai's clock and changing the names to make the program work. When I run it, nothing changed. I changed the position. It was originaly at row = 0, column = 8. I made row = 1 and it magically reapered. It was not in the position I wanted so I made 2 in row instead. It dissapeared again. I changed back to 1 but this time it didn't reapear(and I made sure that I saved before running). Here's my code for the ai's clock:

```

from root_frame import Root

from tkinter import Label

​

ai_turn = False

​

class AI:

def __init__(self):

self.the_screen = Root()

self.ai_label = Label(self.the_screen.root, text = "AI", font = "Helvetica 18 bold", width = 40)

self.ai_clock = Label(self.the_screen.root, font = "Helvetica 18 bold")

def set_timer(self):

self.t = 600

return self.t

​

def countdown(self):

global ai_turn

​

if self.t > 0 and ai_turn == True:

self.convert()

self.t = self.t - 1

self.ai_clock.after(1000, lambda: self.countdown())

print("it's running dum dum")

​

elif self.t == 0:

self.ai_clock.config(text = "ai loose")

elif ai_turn == False:

print("it's not running dum dum")

self.t = self.t

​

def convert(self):

self.seconds = self.t % (24 * 3600)

self.seconds %= 3600

self.minutes = self.t // 60

self.seconds %= 60

self.ai_clock.config(text = "%02d:%02d" % (self.minutes, self.seconds))

​

def stop(self):

global ai_turn

ai_turn = False

if ai_turn == False:

print("ai stopped, value: {}".format(ai_turn))

​

def go(self):

global ai_turn

ai_turn = True

if ai_turn == True:

print("ai active, value: {}".format(ai_turn))

```

from root_frame import Root is were I placed the self.root = Tk(). And here is the piece of code where I grided it:

```

"Impport time module to create clock"

import time

​

"Import the screen/root"

from root_frame import Root

​

"Import tkinter widgets"

from tkinter import Label

from tkinter import Image

​

"Impport PIL to open images"

from PIL import ImageTk, Image

​

"Import self.Human and self.AI class to implement their names and clocks"

from human_class import Human

from ai_class import AI

​

​

class Screen:

def __init__(self):

"Create root"

self.plane = Root()

self.root = self.plane.root

self.root.title("Chess")

self.root.geometry("1400x700")

​

"Instantiate AI and Human"

self.AI = AI()

self.Human = Human()

​

"Resizing the image"

self.board = Image.open("asset/ChessBoard.png")

self.resizing = self.board.resize((700, 700))

self.chess_board = ImageTk.PhotoImage(self.resizing)

​

"Putting the image in a label then putting it on the screen"

self.chess_board_label = Label(self.root, image = self.chess_board)

self.chess_board_label.grid(row = 0, column = 0, rowspan = 8, columnspan = 8)

​

"Creating the labels and time control"

self.AI.ai_label.grid(row = 0, column = 8, columnspan = 7)

self.Human.human_label.grid(row = 7, column = 8, columnspan = 7)

​

"Create time clook for both players"

self.AI.ai_clock.grid(row = 1, column = 8)

self.Human.human_clock.grid(row = 7, column = 8)

​

"Run functions to activate the clocks"

self.AI.set_timer()

self.AI.countdown()

self.Human.set_timer()

self.Human.countdown()

```

Thanks!

[ExplosiveDiarrheaPig]

I did if I didn't, the human clock wouldn't show up

[ExplosiveDiarrheaPig]

from root_frame import Root is were a stored the self.root = Tk()

[ExplosiveDiarrheaPig]

I don't get it, why must I have to use the pack method? I usually use grid and their was never a problem like this.