How to make a speed run timer

[Eeveeborg]

• create a counter, and hook it up to a property called seconds

• Take a trigger and set the delay to 1 second

• Make the trigger broadcast second when triggered and trigger on received

• Make the counter increase on second

• Make the property send out received when updated and send it out on game start

• Make an end of game widget show the property on game end

Thanks to @twofoursixeight for making this Simple button-activated clock (1/10) guide

And there you go! Have a good day!

[twofoursixeight]

Hello. I created a guide that functions similar. You should refrence this as well:

Simple button-activated clock (1/10)

Ingredients 1x Button 1x Repeater 1x Counter 2x Wire Illustration [Screenshot 2023-10-09 11.35.02 AM] Section A activates the repeater Place down your button and repeater Add a wire, set these settings: [image] Set your repeater to these settings: Task Interval: 1.0 # Counts once per second Stop Strategy: Channel Stop Repeater On: [None] # To never stop the counter Section B adds the output device Place down your counter. Wire with these settings: [image] Results This adds a cloc…

[wingwave]

Nice job! This pretty cool!

[RandomKid]

This is kinda like my guide

How to make an in-game timer that displays at the end of the game [Difficulty ]

What you will need; Lifecycle x1 Repeater x1 Counter x1 Wire Repeater x1 Item Granter (or anything else to do blocks with) x1 Property x3 End Of Game Widget x1 First, place your lifecycle, you do not need to edit any options for this. Next, place a repeater. Set its “task interval” to 1.0 and set “Stop Strategy” to “After receiving on channel”. Now go to all options. Set “Trigger On Task Start” to “No”. Third, wire the lifecycle to start the repeater and place a property. Set the name …

But mine includes minutes

[FireAlta2183]

Could you add some photos?

[I-am-helpful]

You can just have the clock count up in map settings

[WolfTechnology]

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