Is there a guide on how to make a timer count up? And if so, is there a way to get as accurate as possible, like to the millisecond?
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There is, using recursion. You see, you can use a “seconds into game” block combined with some recurse stuff to get some really accurate stuff.
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Can you explain how? Now that I think about it, I would just need to have maybe one or two more decimal points beyond the second, so to the hundred millisecond.
it already has decimals in it, i think.
So, we don’t actually know how much seconds into game actually measures, but it must be really accurate. With a 0.5-speed repeater, we get 0.5 stuff. Try a 0.1-second repeater and see how it works.
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When you mean hundredth millisecond, you mean 0.01, correct?
Yes. That would be the level of accuracy I am looking for. The timer also needs to count up.
Interesting. I don’t know anything that would cause a delay of this timing.
Better question because I just thought of something: What is the fastest rate recursion can go without stopping?
Maximum speed with a trigger self recursing will get to 301 in a very small amount of time. How small I don’t know, but it’s not much.
Recursion limits? Remember that post? It was 301.
No, I need it to stop when I want it to. That way, I can take that time and rank people on the leaderboard and podium for my MK8 map.
How does the normal round block work?
It… Rounds? I don’t know what to tell you.
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Wait… this implies that the seconds into game is more accurate than the second.
This might work along with some clever subtracting… I’ll test it out, and compare it to a less accurate 0.1 second timer… 0.1? 0.1 IS a hundred milliseconds!
I’ll leave this topic open for now. The new question is: how to convert tenths of a second into bigger units.
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It does. That why I rounded it up to hundreds.