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Gee
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07/01/2006
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8th January, 2006 at 11:41:01 -
Does anyone know how to make a chronometer with its milliseconds, seconds, mins, etc. ?
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DaVince
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8th January, 2006 at 16:11:08 -
Use counters and timer events... 
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Retainer
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02/06/2005
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13th January, 2006 at 10:50:19 -
Well, actually this is kinda hard. Isn't one MMF loop like 2-3 milliseconds?
So if you make :
Always
Add 1 to MilliCounter
If MilliCounter = 60, Add 1 to SecCounter
Would make it horribly slow? You could maybe add 2, but it would still be inaccurate.
I would do:
Always
Add 1 to MilliCounter
If Millicounter = 60
Set Millicounter = 0
Every second
Add 1 to SecCounter
Every minute
Add 1 to MinCounter
The millisecond counter would still be inaccurate, but it doesn't fuck up the rest.
Could be done accurate by fastloop and a plugin that reads the computers own time..
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DaVince
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13th January, 2006 at 16:16:43 -
It's not hard at all.
The most accurate is creating one counter that adds 10 every 10 milliseconds. When the counter = 100: add 1 to the second counter and the millisecond counter back to 0. When the second counter = 60: set it back to 0 and add 1 to the minute counter. Etcetera.
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Klikmaster
Master of all things Klik
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13th January, 2006 at 16:20:36 -
The MMF loop is around 50 frames per second, so the always event will happen about every 2 milliseconds, so I'd recommend:
Always - Add 2 to millisecond counter
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axel
Crazy?
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05/02/2005
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13th January, 2006 at 16:35:54 -
2 CENTISECONDS... A millisecond is 0.001 seconds.
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RapidFlash
Savior of the Universe
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14/05/2002
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13th January, 2006 at 22:45:38 -
2 hundredths of a second.
I would try the TimeX object and see if that works. If it doesn't, then you can't have milliseconds with it. If you're talking about hundredths of a second, then you can do that.
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