Need help to make a stopwatch

[proton]

I would like some help on how to make a stopwatch that could also be displayed on your screen? (with milliseconds)

[WheatgrassWunderlich]

text overlay connected to a counter, but i don’t think counters function in milliseconds, sorry

[Toxic]

With a property, constantly updated by the seconds into game.

[Turtle]

As far as I know, mileseconds cannot be tracked yet but I’m not sure…
@Slim is that correct? @NotYoyo?

[CraftMasterPlayz]

I made something similar to this, but it was a timer counting down. I had to do some math to translate seconds to minutes and seconds, I could show a screenshot if it would help.

[distastefulanchovies]

Check out this guide.
The pictures aren’t there, but you should understand with the words/instructions.

How to make a "Summit" Stopwatch

A Note to TL3s: Unlike my Hollow Knight guides, I made this super-simplified so a beginner can understand it. That is why I added gimkit-beginners. If you disagree please politely ask me to take it off. It gets on my nerves when TL3s just take tags off without even explaining. How to make a “Summit” Stopwatch Intro: I have become obsessed with Ascent of Mt. Snowy. Especially speedrunning it.[1]So I was having this dream about speedrunning it and in that dream, there was a stopwatch that tracke…

[Slim]

Well, yeah you could. Set a trigger loop to 0.01. Every time it runs the triggers have an overlay display +0.01 of the current time. Test it in an editing software to see how long it takes to get from 0.01 to 0.02 or 0.10 to 0.11 depending on how long loading takes. Once you got that time, edit the increase in the triggers to be that time. Now you got a (hopefully) working stopwatch.

[proton]

Thanks I will try it!